Math I Midterm

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SUBJECT: Mathematics
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MATHI-MID-WCPS-14-15
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01/09/15,MATHIMIDWCPS1415
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1.
Severalfamiliesreportedthenumberoftelevisionstheyown.
4,3,2,1,2,4,5,0,2,1,3,4,7,2,5,6
Whichdotplotrepresentsthedata?
A.
B.
C.
D.
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2.
Whichboxplotrepresentsthesetofdatashownbelow?
25,21,16,12,24,14,21,25,30,34,22,27
A.
B.
C.
D.
3.
Rayworksasanelectrician.Hecharges$65.00forthefirsthourand$35
foreachadditionalhour.Raywaspaid$380forhislastjob.Which
equationcouldbeusedtodeterminethenumberofhours,h,thatRay
worked?
A.
100h=380
B.
65h+35(h+1)=380
C.
65(h1)+35=380
D.
65+35(h1)=380
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4.
TheformulaE=mc2canbeusedtodeterminetheamountofenergy,E,
thatasubstancewithmassmcanproduce,wherecisthespeedoflight.
Whichformulacanbeusedtodeterminec,thespeedoflight?
A.
B.
C.
D.
5.
Whatisthevalueofxintheequation
A.
11
B.
12
C.
27.5
D.
88
6.
Alexandrawantshermonthlylongdistancephonebilltobelessthan
$40.Herplancharges$0.05perminute,plusamonthlychargeof$6.50.
WhichinequalityshouldAlexandrausetodeterminethemaximum
numberofminutesoflongdistance,x,thatwouldkeepherbillunder
$40?
A.
.05x<40
B.
6.55x<40
C.
.05x+6.50<40
D.
.05x6.50<40
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7.
Normalbodytemperatureforapersonis98.6F.Ifthebodytemperature
differsfromthisbymorethan1.5F,itisconsideredunhealthy.Which
inequalityrepresentsanunhealthybodytemperature,t?
A.
t+1.5>98.6
B.
t1.5<98.6
C.
t<97.1ort>100.1
D.
97.1<t<100.1
8.
Whatisthesolutionsetoftheinequality3(2x3)>2(8x5)+31?
A.
x>3
B.
x<3
C.
x>3
D.
x<3
9.
Jillstoppedatthegasstationtofillhertruckwithgas.
Thetruckcanhold28gallonsofgas.
Thetankhad4gallonsofgasinitwhenJillstopped.
Thegaspumpfillsatarateof6gallonsperminute.
Whichequationrepresentstheamountofgas,g,inthetrucktminutes
afterJillstartspumpingthegas?
A.
g=6t+28
B.
g=6t28
C.
g=6t+4
D.
g=6t4
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10.
KaylaandTaylorjoinedagym.Thegymofferstwodifferentpayment
plans.KaylachosePlan1andpays$35amonthandnofeetojoin.
TaylorchosePlan2andpays$12amonth,plusa$125joiningfee.
WhichsetofequationsmodelsKaylastotalpayments,t 1,andTaylors
totalpayments,t2,aftermmonths?
A.
B.
t 1=35+m
t 2=(12+m)+125
t 1=
t 2=
+125
C.
t 1=35m
t 2=12m125
D.
t 1=35m
t 2=12m+125
11.
Inwhichgraphisyafunctionofx?
A.
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B.
C.
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D.
12.
Inwhichtableisyafunctionofx?
A.
x
1
1
2
2
y
1
1
2
2
B.
y
1
1
2
2
x
2
2
7
7
y
3
4
3
4
x
3
3
3
3
y
2
5
7
9
x
1
1
2
2
C.
D.
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13.
Thetablebelowshowstheheights,ininches,ofseveralpatientsattwo
differentmedicaloffices.
Office#1
Office#2
48,72,54,37,66,35,69
62,49,58,52,60,41,68
WhatisthedifferencebetweentheinterquartilerangeforOffice#1and
theinterquartilerangeforOffice#2?
A.
B.
C.
16
D.
19
14.
Karlameasuredandrecordedthetemperaturesofherfrogstankforone
weekintheshadeandrepeateditforoneweekinthesunlight.
Day
Temperaturein
Shade(F)
Temperaturein
Sunlight(F)
Monday
76
80
Tuesday
74
80
Wednesday
72
78
Thursday
73
77
Friday
75
80
Whatisthedifferencebetweenthemeantemperatureintheshadeand
themeantemperatureinthesunlight?
A.
5F
B.
4F
C.
3F
D.
2F
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15.
Mr.Smithsortedthetestgradesforhisclassbymaleandfemale.The
resultsareshownbelow.
Males
Females
90
100
75
80
60
90
80
95
95
85
Whatistheapproximatedifferencebetweenthestandarddeviationsof
testgradesofmalesandfemales?
A.
B.
C.
12
D.
100
16.
Apetstorepolledcustomerstoseewhethertheypreferlargedogsor
smalldogs.Theresultsareshowninthefrequencytablebelow.
Males
Females
SmallDogs
30
50
LargeDogs
80
40
Whatpercentofthecustomerswhochosesmalldogswerefemales?
A.
25%
B.
37.5%
C.
55.5%
D.
62.5%
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17.
Fortypeoplewereaskedwhichwateractivitytheyprefer.Theresultsof
thesurveyareshownintherelativefrequencytablebelow.
Men
Women
Children
Fishing
0.050
0.100
0.175
Boating
0.200
0.075
0.025
Swimming
0.075
0.175
0.125
Aboutwhatpercentofthechildrensurveyedpreferredfishing?
A.
7%
B.
13%
C.
33.3%
D.
53.8%
18.
Thefrequencytablebelowliststheconditionalfrequenciesofstudentsat
aschoolhavingajob.
15YearOlds
16YearOlds
17YearOlds
Job
0.0500
0.1375
0.3500
NoJob
0.0875
0.1875
0.1875
Thereare860total17yearoldsintheschool.Howmany17yearolds
haveajob?
A.
161seventeenyearolds
B.
C.
D.
1,600seventeenyearolds
19.
Aphysicistmakesanannualsalaryof$93,000.Sheworks8hoursaday,
240daysayear.Whatisthephysicistsapproximatehourlysalary?
A.
$48.00perhour
B.
$39.00perhour
C.
$30.00perhour
D.
$19.00perhour
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20.
Adancestudiochargesallnewmembersa$175applicationfee,plus$35
permonth.Thefunctionf(m)=35m+175modelsthetotalcosttobea
memberformmonths.Howmuchwillamemberpayfora2year
membership?
A.
$70
B.
$245
C.
$840
D.
$1,015
21.
Thefunctionf(x)=2403xmodelsthedistanceCaryisfromhishousex
hoursafterhestarteddrivinghomefromvacation.Whatisthemost
appropriatedomainofthefunction?
A.
x0
B.
x80
C.
0x80
D.
0x240
22.
Forwhatdomainisthefunctionf(x)=0.5x7negative?
A.
allrealnumberslessthan14
B.
allrealnumbersgreaterthan14
C.
allnegativerealnumbers
D.
allrealnumbers.
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23.
Thegraphbelowshowsthenumberofcustomerscheckingoutatalocal
grocerystoreevery30minutes.
Whatistheaveragerateofchangebetween30minutesand120minutes?
A.
90customersperhour
B.
60customersperhour
C.
40customersperhour
D.
20customersperhour
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24.
Thetablebelowshowsthenumberofcustomersinacoffeeshopat
differenttimesaftertheshopopened.
HoursAfter
Opening
Customers
43
35
31
21
52
43
31
19
Whatistheaveragerateofchangeinthenumberofcustomersfrom6hoursto8hours
aftertheshopopened?
A.
+24customersperhour
B.
24customersperhour
C.
D.
12customersperhour
12customersperhour
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25.
Thegraphshowstherelationshipbetweenthepoundsofpeanuts
purchasedandthecostofthepeanuts.
Whichequationrepresentsthissituation?
A.
B.
C.
D.
26.
Thefunctiony=0.15x+25modelsthetotalcost,y,ofacellphoneplan
wherexstandsforthenumberofminutesused.Whatdoestheconstant
termofthefunctionrepresent?
A.
totalcostoftheplan
B.
costperminuteoftheplan
C.
costofplanwithoutusinganyminutes
D.
numberofminutesintheplan
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27.
Whichrecursiveequationmodelsthepatternofnumbersshownbelow?
6,11,16,21,26,31...
A.
NEXT=NOW+5
B.
NEXT=NOW+3
C.
NEXT=5NOW
D.
NEXT=5NOW+3
28.
Whatistheexplicitformulaforthesequencethatfollowstherecursive
formulaNEXT=NOW+5,startingat6?
A.
f(n)=n+5
B.
f(n)=5n
C.
f(n)=5n+1
D.
f(n)=5n1
29.
Thefunctionf(x)=x+4wasreplacedwithf(x)2resultinginthe
functiong(x).Whichisthegraphofg(x)?
A.
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B.
C.
D.
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30.
Darrelldeterminedthatthelinearbestfitmodelforasetofdatais
y=1.98x+1,347.Whatistheapproximatevalueoftheresidualfor
hisobserveddatavalue(300,800)?
A.
47
B.
47
C.
753
D.
753
31.
Thegraphshowsascatterplotofthenumberofoilchangesperyearand
theamountofmoneyspentonenginerepairs.
Anequationofthelineofbestfitforthegivendataisy=63x+560.
Whatisthedifferencebetweentheobservedvalueandthepredicted
valueatx=7?
A.
B.
$6
C.
+$119
D.
+$125
$6
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32.
Acellularphonecompanyoffersacallingplanthatisrepresentedbythe
linearmodelt(c)=30+0.1c,wheretisthetotalcostandcisthe
numberofminutesused.Whatdoestheslopeofthelinearmodel
represent?
A.
thecostoftheplanwithcminutesused
B.
thecostoftheplanwithnominutesused
C.
themonthlycostforthephone
D.
thecostperminute
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33.
Thegraphbelowshowsthevaluesofseveralcarsovertime.
Whichvaluecouldrepresentthecorrelationcoefficientandwhatwouldit
mean?
A.
r=0.0032thereisnocorrelationbetweentheageofacarandits
value.
B.
r=0.0032thereisnocorrelationbetweentheageofacarandits
value.
C.
r=0.9932thereisastrong,negativecorrelationbetweentheage
ofacaranditsvalue.
D.
r=0.9932thereisastrong,positivecorrelationbetweentheageof
acaranditsvalue.
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34.
Shariwantstoearnatleast$200eachweekworkingduringthesummer.
Shariearns$6.50anhourbabysitting.
Shariearns$7.50anhourworkingatastore.
Shecanworknomorethan40hourseachweek.
Letbequalhoursofbabysitting,andsequalhoursworkingatthe
store.
Whichsystemofinequalitiesmodelstheconstraints?
A.
6.50b+7.50s200
b+s40
B.
6.50b+7.50s200
b+s40
C.
6.50b+7.50s40
b+s200
D.
6.50b+7.50s40
b+s200
35.
Asystemofinequalitiesisshownbelow.
Whichgraphshowsthesolutionsetoftheinequality?
A.
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B.
C.
D.
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