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MATHEMATICS LEVEL 2 TEST
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\greach of the following problems, decide which is the BEST of the choices given: If the exact numerical value is not
jie of the choices, select the choice that best approximates this value. Then fill in the corresponding circle on the
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lotes: (1) A scientific or graphing calculator will be necessary for answering some (but not all) of the questions in
“s test. For each question you will have to decide whether or not you should use a calculator.
(2) For some questions in this test you may have to decide whether your calculator should be in the radian
de or the degree mode,
@) Figures that accompany problems in this test are intended to provide information useful in solving the
lems. They are drawn as accurately as possible EXCEPT when itis stated'in a specific problem that its figure is not
{avn to scale. All figures lic in a plane unless otherwise indicated.
. fp (4) Unless otherwise specified, the domain of any function f is assumed to be the set of all real riumbers x
_g which /(x) is areal number. The range of f is assumed to be the set of all real numbess f(x), where x isin
ie domain of f.
|: (3) Reference information that may be useful in answering the questions in this test can be found on the
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1 Approximately 47 seconds of music requires
;. megabyte of memory. How many more seconds
© can be recorded on a 680-1 ‘megabyte compact disc
>}; than on a 1.44-megabyte floppy disk?
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(B) 679
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(Bj) 7.47 .
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For any positive integer k, 2 +1
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counterexample to the statement above?
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If f(2) = 6 for f(x) = 2x—c, whatis the
value of ¢?
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by the people in your home?” Their responses
are summarized in the graph above. What is the
average (arithmetic mean) number of calculators
in these students’ homes?
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7. The height’h, in feet, of a mature oak tree can
bé modeled by the equation h = 41(1.25)*,
where d is the diameter in feet, of the trunk
at the base of the tree, The amount of usable
lumber. of the tree can be modeled by the
2
‘equation L = (3) (k—12). Whatis the
value of L for a mature oak tree whose
diameter at the base is 2.25 feet?
(A) 163 cubic feet
®).173 cubic feet
(2) 191 cubic feet
{D) 222 cubic feet
(sy 274 cubic feet
8. Lf xis real number and (x~3)(x?+ a) =0,
‘what isthe Value of (x — 4)(x?+ 1)?
A) -10 B) -1 1 Ol OV
9. If cos@ = v and sec @ = w, whatis v in
terms of w?
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f be the function defined by
2 2ERDED rich of
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) f is continuous for ali real values of x
1) f has a discontinuity at x = ~2 only.
) f has a discontinuity at x = 0 only.
K(D) f has a discontinuity at x = 2 only.
HE) f has a discontinuity at x =-2, x= 0, and
x=2,
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Figure not drawn to scale
12 In the figure above, if @ = 43° and AC = 12.37,
then AB =
(A) 8.44 t
(R) 9.05
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13. How many positive three-digit numbers can be ' ‘
made from the digits 4, 5, 6, and 7 if no digit can \
be used more than once in a given number?
(A)6 @)12 (2% (64 Bl
14, What are the coordinates of the center
of the circle defined by the equation
(e-2)? + (y+1)?= 25?
(A) (-2.1)
@) (2-1) , ~
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(E) (7,4)
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5, The domain of the function f given by
z
f(x) = 25> is all real values of x such that
(A) x82
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(C) |x| <2 and x #0
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2 approach?
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27, When a certain bolls dropped from a height’,
it rebounds to height 04h. If this bal is dtopped
from a height of 10 feet and allowed to bounce
‘over and over. without interference, how many
times must the bal] hit the floor before it
rebounds to a height of less than six inches?
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18, For all integers n > 1, what isthe value of ("- 1)! ,
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19, If the equation ax? + bx + ¢ = —dx ~ e-has
exactly-two distinct solutions, which of the
following must be a nonzero number?
Aa Bb Oc Md Be
20. A function f is defined by
F(x) ~ 5.24x + L.11x*, What is the
greatest x-intercept of the graph of f ?
(A) L99 . }
(B) 236
1) 273
YD) 5.24
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2. Which of the following statements must be true
for any ten consecutive positive integers?
1 The mean is even.
Il, The mean is equal to the median. ,
TH The mean is equal to the mode.
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23. Which of the following gives all valites and only
| those values of k for which the litle whose
equation is 2x +key = 1 intersects the y-axis, in
the xy-plane?
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(8) All real numbers except 0
(©) All positive real numbers
(D) All negative real numbers
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24. The figure above is the net for a right triangular
prism. What is the total surface area of the prism?
A) 919
@) 1340
(©) 145.4
@) 1569
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25. Which of the following is an equation for the line
through the point (2, 3) and perpendicular to the
line, 3x + 4y = 24, in the xy-plane?
(A) Bx-4y+6=0
4 3x+4y-18=0
© 4x-3y+1=0
@) 4x+3y-17=0
(B) 2x+3y-24=0
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Sar p(x) =x+ © and f(2) = 47 (0, then k=
(A)
7. If (a, b) is a poitt on the graph of y = Vz? +1
in the xp-plane, which of the following must also
4 be on the graph?
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£@) (-ba)
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SLIE f(x) = V& ‘and g(x) = 2°, for what value of
4 xis f(e(x)) = 017
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3 B) 0.03 « =
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29. The graph of y = cos(2x) is translated 5 units to
the left and 3 units up. Which of the following is
an equation of the resulting graph?
(A) y- 5 = cos(2(x +3)
@) y~3 = c0s(2(x ~5))
(©) y-3 = c0s(2(x +5)
D) y43'= c0s(2(x -5))
@ y+3 = cos(2(x +5)
30, Let f be the function given by
F(x) = 2x4 + 4x41. Whatis the range of ?
(A) f(x) 2 1.162
B) f(x) 2 0.794
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(D) f(x) 2 -1.162
(8) f(x) 2 1.381
31. A group of friends planned to rent a beach house
for a week for $840. At the Last minute, two of
them were unable to go on the trip. It was decided
that the rental cost would be shared equally only
among those who did go. Ifthe cost for each of
those who went to the beach house was $35 more
than what the original cost would have been, what
was the final cost per person for the rental?
(A) $50
(B) $85
(©) $105
(0) $140
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33, Suppose an integer m is chosen at random from
1 thtough 10, inclusive, and an‘integer p is
chosen at random from 1 through 20, inclusive.
What is the probability that the product mp will
be odd?
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34. If cos x = 0.45, thei each of the following could
be the value of x, in radians, EXCEPT
(A) -1.10 - 20 :
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5. Which of the following graphs is symmetric with,
respect to the origin?
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(8,0)
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36. Ifthe line above represents the graph of
y= F(x), for what value of x does f(f(x)) {
equal 3?
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37. The cost for a catered dinnec can be modeled by
a linear function. The cost is $1,050 for 50 adults f
and $1,550 for 75 adults. What is the cost of this if
dinner for 120 adults?
(A) $2,400 iy
(Bi $2,450
(c) $2,480
(D) $2,500
©) $2,520
38. If x is an angle measured in radians and
sin(sin x) = 0.3, which of the following |
is a value of cos x?
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B) 0.954. |
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(D).0957 i
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Ifa triangle has a perimeter of 55 and two of its -
sides have lengths 15 and 20, respectively, what is
the measure of the smallest angle of the triangle?
*(A) 22°
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| (D) 68°
(E) 89°
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41. A 16-foot-long trough for feeding cate is shown -
above. If x= 1.5 feet, which of the following
expressions gives the volume of the trough as a
fiinction of 6? .
(A) L.125sin@ ft?
@) 15sing f°
(© 3sine te
(De 18sing ft?
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42. The inverse of f(x) is f\(x) = Ix—5. For
what value of x does f(x) = 5?
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443. For what value of ¢ will the line defined by
: y= x-+e cut the rectangle shown above into
two congruent parts?
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set A will change the standard deviation for
set A?
I. Increasing each number in set 4 by 5
TL Decreasing each number in set A by 5
TH. Multiplying each number in set A by 5
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x-2y 422 =2
xtdy =L
xtdy—z
45. What is the determinant of the coefficient matrix
for the system of equations above?
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46, Maria is the team leader of an assembly line, The
productivity of her team has increased by 5 percent
ach year since she became team leader. If A rep-
resents the team's productivity at the time that
Maria became'its leader, 1 represents the number
of years Maria has been the team leader, and P
represents ber team's productivity after ¢ years,
which of the following equations models the
productivity of Maria’s team after ¢ years?
(Ay P= 00544
(@) 095+ A
(0.05)' 4
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(A) 12a
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148. Which of the following equations are true for
2” Some value of x?
a sin?x +.cos*x =2
TD tsin?x +008’x = 1
“TID stn?x + 2eos?x = 2
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3 m'+2m5 the square of an integer?
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3s @) 24
(C) 27
t (D) 30
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