Multiple Choice Identify the
choice that best completes the statement or answers the question.
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1.
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Complete this table of values for the relation .
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2.
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Make a table of values for the relation for x = 1, 2, 3,
and 4.
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3.
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Marsha works part-time in a coffee shop and earns $12 per hour. An equation
for this relation is , where h represents the number of hours Marsha
worked and w represents her earnings in dollars. In one week Marsha earned $180. How many
hours did she work?
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4.
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This graph shows the linear relation . Write the ordered pair
for point P.
a. | (1, 1) | b. | (7, 3) | c. | (3, 3) | d. | (3,
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Complete this table of values for the linear relation
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6.
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Which relations have graphs that are lines going up to the right?
a. | ii and iv | b. | i and iii | c. | ii | d. | i, ii, and
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Short Answer
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7.
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The equation of a linear relation is . What is the value of x when
y = 34?
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8.
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Make a table of values for the relation for x = –4,
–3, –2, –1, 0.
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9.
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The equation of a linear relation is . Which ordered pairs are NOT in the
relation? A(3, –1), B(7, –13), C(8, –16), D(9, –20)
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10.
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The graph shows the relation . Write the ordered pair for point
Q.
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11.
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This graph shows the linear relation . Describe the relationship between
the variables x and y.
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12.
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Brandon has $240 in his bank account. He withdraws $25 each week. An equation
for this relation is , where c represents the amount of money, in
dollars, in Brandon’s account after w weeks. a) Complete this table of values for the
relation.
Number of Weeks, w | 0 | 2 | 4 | 6 | 8 | Amount,
c ($) | | | | | | | | | | | |
b) Find the amount of money in Brandon’s
account after 7 weeks.
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Problem
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13.
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Make a table of values for the relations and . For what
value of x will the relations have the same y-value?
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14.
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Barb makes and sells calendars. The cost of making a batch of calendars is
$1050 and Barb can sell each calendar for $7. If s represent the number of calendars sold
and p represents Barb’s profit in dollars, an equation for this relation is . a) How many calendars
does Barb have to sell to cover the cost of making a batch of
calendars? b) What is Barb’s profit if she sells 180 of the
batch of calendars? Show your work.
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15.
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A box contains 8 candies. The candies have to be shared between Cam and Kathy.
Let c represent the number of candies Cam gets and k represent the number that
Kathy gets. An equation for this relation is . a) Create a table of values for the
relation. b) Graph the relation. c)
Which ordered pair suggests the fairest way to share the candies?
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16.
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a) Graph both
relations on the same coordinate axes.
i)
ii) b) Find the ordered
pair on the graph that are in both relations.
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