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MAT112-2005Fall

The document is a final exam for MAT 112, consisting of 15 problems across 9 pages. It includes various mathematical tasks such as evaluating functions, simplifying expressions, and solving equations, along with instructions for showing work and providing answers. The exam covers topics like linear functions, inequalities, quadratic formulas, and real-world applications.

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MAT112-2005Fall

The document is a final exam for MAT 112, consisting of 15 problems across 9 pages. It includes various mathematical tasks such as evaluating functions, simplifying expressions, and solving equations, along with instructions for showing work and providing answers. The exam covers topics like linear functions, inequalities, quadratic formulas, and real-world applications.

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MAT 112 Final Exam December 14, 2005 Print Your Name: Signature: Circle Your Instructor's Name: Alina Capria Lisa Smith Justin Young Instructions: This examination has 15 problems and 9 pages including this title sheet. Make sure your examination copy is complete before you begin solving the problems. Show ALL work required to solve the problems. Incorrect answers not support by work will receive no partial credit. Do not write below this line [ Page Points | 1. a) Given the table of values below, evaluate the given function for the given input values, i) {B= ii) (16) = _ iti) £(2) = b) Write an equation for the line passing through (1,2) and (3,6). ©) Given the following function y=—4x+7. Complete the following statements @ m= (i) b= (iii) x-intercept = (iv) y-imtercept = 2. Use the order of operations to simplify the following expression. a) 28+(2-4") b) ~(-D?+5-8 3. Mary sells cars. Each week she is paid a flat rate of $225 plus $85 for each car she sells a) Write an equation for Mary's weekly pay. b) Create a graph of the function with two points labeled. 4. a) Simplify the following expression, 3(2x~ y) (5x + 6y) b) Match each equation with the algebraic property it demonstrates. ___ Commutative property of addition a ___ Commutative property of multiplication Associative property of multiplication c 4 Distributive property e. £ ___ Associative property of addition & (4+6)+7=44(6+7) G-1) 2(x + y) =-2x-2y ptq=qtp (9-8)=5+2-6 5x (6x 7)=(5x6)x7 st=ts State whether the following statements arc true (T) or false (F) and give an example if it's false. The product of two linear functions is a linear function. The sum of two linear functions is a linear function. ‘The product of a linear function and a constant is a linear function, Solve the following inequalities a) |I-Sx]26 b) |x—3)<2 7. Given the following CBR graph, explain how this graph was generated. 8. Use the quadratic formula to find the zeros of the following function: P(x) =3x? 4x4 9. Given the absolute value graph below, answer the following questions: a) Identify the following values: @ a= (i) n= (ii) k= b) Write the function for the graph in standard form. 10. State whether each of the following systems of equations has one solution, no solution, or infinitely many solutions. Explain why for cach one. 2x-3 9 ars? 3xt5y=7 Ox+10y=4 Sx-4y=3 2x-l6y=12 11. An arrow is shot vertically into the air from the ground. The height of the arrow after t seconds is given by s(t) =—4.9"7 + 29.47 a) Complete the square and write the function in standard form, b) When will the arrow reach its maximum height? Explain how you know this. ©). Sketch the graph of the function including at least three points. Make sure to label your axes and identify the scale for each axis. Only include the parts of the graph that make sense for this problem. imal 6 12. A drama department production sold tickets at $6 for general admission, and $4 for SU students. For one night of the show, the total amount collected was $2876, and 525 tickets were sold. How many of each ticket were sold? 13, Raj needs to rent a moving van. Max's Movers charges a flat rate of $16 plus $.10 per mile. Rick's Rentals charges a flat rate of $25. a) Write an equation for the cost to rent from Max’s Movers. b) Write an equation for the cost to rent from Rick’s Rentals, ©) If Raj is moving 100 miles away, which rental company should he use? 14. a) State whether the following statements are True or False. The amount of homework is inversely proportional to the number of courses taken, The time needed to clean a house varies directly as the size of the house increases. b) If x varies inversely with y, find x when y = 27 and k = 3. ©) Ifx varies directly with y, find x when y= 15 and 15. Simplify the following expressions. a) (-7)7

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