TUTORIAL 7

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LES�QN 3·10 ax +b EXERCISES

M u ltiple-Choice
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Elapsed Ti me (hours)

1. A family kept a log of the distance they

traveled during a trip, as represented by the
graph above in which the points are ordered
pairs of the form (hour, distance) . During
which interval was their average speed the 2. In the above figure, each line segment is
greatest? labeled with a variable that represents the
numerical value of its slope. Which
(A) The first hour to the second hour inequality statement must be true?
(B) The second hour to the fourth hour
(C) The sixth hour to the eighth hour (A) a < c < b < d
(D) The eighth hour to the tenth hour (BJ d < b < a < c
(C) d < c < b < a
(D) C < a < d < b

3. Which of the following represents

an equation of the line that is the
perpendicular bisector of the
segment whose endpoints are (-2, 4)
and (8, 4)?
(A) x = 3
(B) y = 3
(C) X = 5
(D) y = 5

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 7. Which of the following is an equation of a
y
line that is parallel to the line _!_ y - � x = 6
2 3
in the xy-plane?
x (AJ y --x3 +1
4
=

4. In the graph above, what is r in terms of t? (BJ y = 4 x ; 1( )

(A) -5 t (CJ 9x - 6y = 18
2
(D) I = x - 5
(B) -2 t 3 4
5
(Cl t 8. Which of the following is an equation of
10 a line that is perpendicular to the line
(D) 10 y = -2(x + lJ?
t
(AJ x + 2y = 7
5. What is the slope of the line 2(x + 2y) = O? (B) Bx - 4y = 9
1 (CJ x - 1 = I
(A) 6 3
2 (D) y - 2x = 0
(B) -2
(Cl 1 9. The point whose coordinates are (4, -2J
2
(D) 0 lies on a line whose slope is � . Which
2
of the following are the coordinates of
6. Segments AP and BP have the same length. another point on this line?
If the coordinates of A and P are (-1 , 0) and
(4, 12), respectively, which could be the (A) (1, OJ
coordinates of B? (B) (2, 1)
(CJ (6, 1)
I. (% . 6 ) (DJ (7, 0)
II. (9, 24) 10. If point £(5, hJ is on the line that contains
III. (-8, 7) A(O, lJ and B(-2, -lJ, what is the value of h?
(A) I and II only (AJ -1
(B) II and III only (BJ 0
(CJ II only (CJ 1
(DJ III only (DJ 6

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 14. Which of the following is an equation of
the line that is parallel to the line y - 4x = 0
and has the same y-intercept as the line
y + 3 = x + l?
(A) y = 4x - 2
(B) y = 4x + 1
1 +l
(CJ y = --x
1 1 . In the figure above, if the slope of line 1! is m, 4
what is m in terms of h? 1 -2
(D) y = - -x
h
4
(A)
l+h
y
(B) ±
1+h
h
(C) __
1-h 8(-2 , 6 ) C(p, q)
(D) 1 + h

12. Which could be the slope of line that

a

contains (1, 1) and passes between the x

0
points (0, 2) and (0, 3)?
A(r, s) 0( 7,-3)
(A)
3
2
(B) 1
2 15. Which of the following is an equation of the
(C) 0 line that contains diagonal AC of square
(D) _!_ ABCD shown in the accompanying figure?
2
(A) y = 2x + 1
13. The line y + 2x = b is perpendicular to a line (B) y = -x + 1
that passes through the origin. If the two (C) y 21 x - 2
lines intersect at the point (k + 2, 2k), what is
=

the value of k? (D) y = x - 1

(A)
3
2
(B)
2
3
(C) 2
5
(DJ -2
3

3
 y
y
p

2 ----------

(2)

Note: Figure not drawn t o scale. y

16. If the slope of line p shown in the figure

above is �' what is the value of b?

2
(A) -8 x
(B) -7
(C) -5

(D) -3
(3)
17. Which of the following graphs shows a line
where each value of y is three more than y
half of x?
(A) Graph (1)
(B) Graph (2)
(C) Graph (3)
(D) Graph (4)
y x

(4)

(1)

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 Number of Dollars y
Hours, h Earned, d

8 $70.00
15 $ 1 13.75
19 $138.75
30 $207.50
18. The table above represents the number of
hours a student worked and the amount of
money the student earned. Which equation
represents the number of dollars, d, earned
in terms of the number of hours, h, worked
20. Which of the following is an equation of the
(A) d = 6.25h line in the xy-plane that is perpendicular to
(B) d = 6.25h + 20 line k in the figure above?
(C) d = 5.25h + 28
(D) d = 7h + 8.75

19. The lines y = ax + b and y = bx + a are (B) x 2

graphed in the xy-plane. If a and b are non­ y 3
zero constants and a + b = 0, which (C) 3y + 2x = 4
statement must be true? (D) 2y + 3x = -6
(A) The lines are parallel.
(BJ The lines intersect at right angles.
(C) The lines have the same x-intercept.
(D) The lines have the same y-intercept.

Grid-In

1. A line with a slope of � passes through y

14 t1
points (7, 3k) and (0, k) . What is the value A(3,y1 )
of k?

2. In the figure above, the slope of line f1

is 2 and the slope of line e2 is .!.. What

6 3
is the distance from point A to point B?

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3. In the figure above, lines p and q are
perpendicular. Line q passes through the
origin and intersects line p at (- 1, -2). If
(-20, k) is a point on line p, what is the
value of k?
4. In the accompanying figure, what is the
y-coordinate of the point at which the line
that is perpendicular to AB (not shown) at
point M crosses the y-axis?
5. A line in the xy-plane contains the points
A(c, 40) and B(S, 2 c) . If the line also contains
the origin, what is a possible value of c?

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 COORDINATE GEOMETRY

A calculator should NOT be used on the 3

following questions.
In the xy-plane, points (-3, 5) and (6, 8) lie on
1 line l. Which of the following points is also on
line l?
What is the equation of the line parallel to the
y-axis and 3 units to the right of the y-axis? A) (0, 6)
A) x = -3 B) (3, 8)
C) (9, 10)
B) x = 3
D) (12, 11)
C) y = -3
D) y =3
4
2 y
y
(5,n)
•

(-1,1)
•

Note: Figure not drawn to scale. The graph of line l is shown in the xy-plane
above. Which of the following is an equation of
In the figure above, the slope of the line through
a line that is parallel to line l?
1
the two plotted points is -.What is the value of 2
3 A) y = - - x+2
n? 3
A) 9 2
B) y = 3x + 10
B) 4
3
C) 3 C) y = -x- 4
2
7 D) y =3x- l
D)
3
-

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5 7

y=ax + b y
y =-bx
The equations of two lines in the xy-plane are
shown above, where a and b are constants. If the
two lines intersect at (2, 8), what is the value of
a?
A) 2
B) 4
C) 6 Line l in the xy-coordinate system above can be
represented by the equation y =mx + b. Which
D) 8 of the following must be true?
A) mb > 0
B) mb< 0
A calculator is allowed on the following
C) mb = 0
questions.
D) mb 1 =

6
y 8

m The line y =-2x - 2 is perpendicular to line l. If

these two lines have the same y-intercept, which
of the following could be the equation of line l?
A) y =-2x- 2
B) y=2x- 2
1
C) y =- -x- 2
2
What is the slope of the line m in the figure 1
above? D) y = -x- 2
2
A) -2
1 9
B)
2
1 1
C) - The slope of line l is 2 and its y-intercept is 3.
4
1 What is the equation of the line perpendicular to
D) line l that goes through ( 1, 5 ) ?
2
A) y =-2x + 3
B) y -2x + 7
=

1 11
C) y= x + - 2 2
1 9
D) y x+
2 2
=

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10

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A line with a slope of passes through the
points (1, 4) and (x, 10). What is the value of x?
A) 4
B) 6
C) 8
D) 10

11

If f(x) is a linear function such that /(2) ::; /(3),

/(4) 2 /(5), and /(6) 10, which of the
=

following must be true?

A) /(3)<f(O)< /(4)
B) f(O) =0
C) f(O) > 10
D) f(O) = 10

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a
y =bx+ c
d
y = -x+c
e

The equations of two perpendicular lines in the

xy-plane are shown above, where a, b, c, d, and e
�
are constants. If 0< < 1, which of the
following must be true?
d-
A) <-1
e

d
B) -1< -< 0
e

d
C) 0< -< 1
e

d
D) - > 1
e

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 LINEAR MODELS
A calculator should NOT be used on the
following questions.
1 programm
The water level h, in feet, in a large aquarium
can be modeled by h=100 - 3d, where d is the
number of days that have passed since the
aquarium was last refilled. Based on the model,
how does the water level change each day?
A) Decreases by 3 feet
B) Increases by 3 feet
C) Decreases by 100 feet
D) Increases by 100 feet
2 D) The site gains 500 new members for every
The number of loaves of bread b remaining in a
bakery each day can be estimated by the
equation b = 200 - 18h, where h is the number
of hours that have passed since the store's
opening. What is the meaning of the value 18 in
this equation?
A) The bakery sells all its loaves of bread in 18
hours.
B) The bakery sells 18 loaves of bread each
hour.
C) The bakery sells a total of 18 loaves of bread
each day.
D) There are 18 loaves of bread left in the
bakery at the end of each day.
10
3
A membership website offers video tutorials on
ing. The number of members, m,
subscribed to the site can be estimated by the
equation m = 500 + 200n, where n is the number
of videos available on the site. Based on the
equation, which of the following statements is
true?
A) For every one additional video, the site
gains 500 new members.
B) The site initially made 200 videos available
to members.
C) The site was able to get 500 members
without any available videos.
200 additional videos available on the site.
4
s=10- 2h
A recipe suggests sweetening honey tea with
sugar. The equation above can be used to
determine the amount of sugars, in teaspoons,
that should be added to a tea beverage with h
teaspoons of honey. What is the meaning of the 2
in the equation?
A) For every teaspoon of honey in the
beverage, two more teaspoons of sugar
should be added.
B) For every teaspoon of honey in the
beverage, two fewer teaspoons of sugar
should be added.
C) For every two teaspoons of honey in the
beverage, one more teaspoon of sugar
should be added.
D) For every two teaspoons of honey in the
beverage, one fewer teaspoon of sugar
should be added.
5 7
The monthly salary of a salesperson at a used car
dealership is determined by the expression
1,000 + 2,000xc, where x is the salesperson's
commission rate and c is the number of cars sold
by the salesperson. Which of the following
statements is the best interpretation of the
number 2,000 in the context of this problem?
A) The average price of a used car at the
dealership
B) The base monthly salary of a salesperson at
the dealership
C) The average monthly commission earned
by each salesperson at the dealership
D) The average number of cars sold by the
dealership each month
6 8
p = 2, OOOs + 15, 000
A state government uses the equation above to
estimate the average population p for a town
with s schools. Which of the following best
describes the meaning of the number 2,000 in the
equation?
A) The average number of students at each
school in a town
B) The average number of schools in each
town
C) The estimated increase in a town's
population for each additional school
D) The estimated population of a town
without any schools
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h = 100- 4t
The equation above can be used to model the
number of hours h until a gallon of milk held at
a temperature oft, in degrees Celsius, goes sour.
Based on the model, which of the following is
the best interpretation of the number 4 in the
equation?
A) An increase of 1°C will make a gallon of
milk go sour 4 hours faster.
B) An increase of 1°C will make 4 gallons of
milk go sour 1 hour faster.
C) An increase of 4°C will make a gallon of
milk go sour 1 hour faster.
D) An increase of 4°C will make a gallon of
milk go sour 4 hours faster.
An antique lamp was sold at an auction. The
price p of the lamp, in dollars, during the
auction can be modeled by the equation
p 900 - lOt, where t is the number of seconds
=
left in the auction. According to the model, what
is the meaning of the 900 in the equation?
A) The starting auction price of the lamp
B) The final auction price of the lamp
C) The increase in the price of the lamp per
second
D) The time it took to auction off the lamp, in
seconds
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Questions 11-13 refer to the following
y = 1.30x - 1.50
information.
A bank teller uses the equation above to
exchange U.S. dollars into euros, where y is the
euro amount and x is the U.S. dollar amount. Daily Profit (y)
Which of the following is the best interpretation 600
500
of the 1.50 in the equation? 400
300
A) The bank charges 1.50 euros to do the 200
currency exchange. 100
/ ·
/,I Cakes (x)
B) The bank charges 1.50 U.S. dollars to do the -100 ./ , ·········· !l> ············ ll> ············'l'············lll ··········· "J ··············
currency exchange. -200 ,................

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... ;
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C) One U.S. dollar is worth 1.50 euros. -400

/
-500 ··+····· ·······'·· ······· •··· · · · · !···············•·············· ·

D) One euro is worth 1.50 U.S. dollars. -600 L .............. ···· :·············· ········ ----- ·······+··············i········· · · I ······ ················

-700 -·

The relationship between the daily profit y, in

A calculator is allowed on the following dollars, of a bakery and the number of cakes sold
questions. by the bakery is graphed in the xy-plane above.
10
11
2x+9
t= --
5
The equation above models the time t, in What does the slope of the line represent?
seconds, it takes to load a web page with x A) The price of each cake
images. Based on the model, by how many B) The profit generated from each cake sold
seconds does each image increase the load time
of a web page? C) The daily profit generated from all the
cakes that were sold
D) The number of cakes that need to be sold to
make a daily profit of 100 dollars

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Which of the following is the best interpretation

of the y-intercept in the context of this problem?
A) The price of each cake
B) The cost of making each cake
C) The daily costs of running a bakery
D) The daily cost of making the cakes that
weren't able to be sold

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13 15

What does it mean that (5, 0) is a solution to the 2y - x = 14

equation of the line? Alice owns a pet frog but would like to add
A) The bakery needs to sell 5 cakes per day to turtles to the same tank. The local veterinarian
cover its daily expenses. uses the equation above to determine the total
B) Each cake must be sold for at least 5 dollars amount of water y, in gallons, that should be
to cover the cost of making it. held in the tank for x turtles to thrive alongside
Alice's frog. Based on the equation, which of the
C) It costs 5 dollars to make each cake. following must be true?
D) Each day, the bakery gives the first 5 cakes
away for free. I. One additional gallon of water can support
two more turtles.
II. One additional turtle requires two more
gallons of water.
III. One more turtle requires an additional half
14 a gallon of water.
T = 56 + 5h A) II only
To warm up his room, Patrick turns on the B) III only
heater.The temperature T of his room, in C) I and II only
degrees Fahrenheit, can be modeled by the D) I and III only
equation above, where h is the number of hours
since the heater started running. Based on the
model, what is the temperature increase, in 16
degrees Fahrenheit, for every 30 minutes the
heater is turned on? C = 1.5 +2.5x
A local post office uses the equation above to
determine the cost C, in dollars, of mailing a
shipment weighing x pounds.An increase of 10
dollars in the mailing cost is equivalent to an
increase of how many pounds in the weight of
the shipment?
A) 2
B) 2.5
C) 4
D) 5

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 HOMEWORK: WORD PROBLEMS

A calculator should NOT be used on the 5

following questions.
A retail store has monthly fixed costs of $3,000
1 and monthly salary costs of $2,500 for each
employee. If the store hires x employees for an
Which of the following represents the square of entire year, which of the following equations
the sum of x and y, decreased by the product of represents the store's total cost c, in dollars, for
x and y? the year?
A) x2 +y2- xy A) 3, 000 +2, 500x
c =
B) x2y2 - xy B) c = 12(3, 000+2,500x)
C) (x+y)2 -(x+y) C) c = 12(3, 000)+2, 500x
D) (x+y)2-xy D) c 3,000+12(2, 500x)
=

2 6

On a 100 cm ruler, lines are drawn at 10, X, and
98 cm. The distance between the lines at X and
98 cm is three times the distance between the
lines at X and 10 cm. What is the value of X?
3
Susie buys 2 pieces of salmon, each weighing x
pounds, and 1 piece of trout, weighing y
pounds, where x and y are integers. The salmon
cost $3.50 per pound and the trout cost $5 per
pound. If the total cost of the fish was $77, which
of the following could be the value of y?
A) 4
B) 5
C) 6
D) 7

If 5 is added to the square root of x, the result is

9. What is the value of x +2? A calculator is allowed on the following
questions.

If 75% of 68 is the same as 85% of n, what is the

value of n?
4

A grocery store sells tomatoes in boxes of 4 or 10.

If Melanie buys x boxes of 4 and y boxes of 10,
where x � 1 and y � 1, for a total of 60
tomatoes, what is one possible value of x?

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8 11

The Pirates won exactly 4 of their first 15 games. Ian has 20 football cards, and Jason has 44
They then played N remaining games and won baseball cards. They agree to trade such that
all of them. If they won exactly half of all the Jason gives Ian 2 baseball cards for every card
games they played, what is the value of N? Ian gives to Jason. After how many such trades
will Ian and Jason each have an equal number of
cards?
A) 9
B) 10
C) 11
D) 12
9
12
Alice and Julie start with the same number of
pens. After Alice gives 16 of her pens to Julie, If 3 is subtracted from 3 times the number x, the
Julie then has two times as many pens as Alice result is 21. What is the result when 8 is added to
does. How many pens did Alice have at the half of x?
start?
A) 1
B) 5
C) 8
D) 12

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10

At a store, the price of a tie is k dollars less than

�
At a Hong Kong learning center, of the three times the price of a shirt. If a shirt costs $40
and a tie costs $30, what is the value of k?
1
students take debate, 6 of the students take

�
writing, and of the students take science. The
rest take math. If 33 students take math, what is
the total number of students at the learning
center?
A) 60
B) 66
C) 72
D) 78

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14

A bakery gave out coupons to celebrate its grand

opening.Each coupon was worth either $1, $3,
or $5. Twice as many $1 coupons were given out
as $3 coupons, and 3 times as many $3 coupons
were given out as $5 coupons. The total value of
all the coupons given out was $360. How many
$3 coupons were given out?
A) 40
B) 45
C) 48
D) 54

15

Alex, Bob, and Carl all collect seashells. Bob has

half as many seashells as Carl. Alex has three
times as many seashells as Bob. If Alex and Bob
together have 60 seashells, how many seashells
does Carl have?
A) 15
B) 20
C) 30
D) 40

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 MORE HOMEWORK
y = ax + b
t:J
3. Darien needs to buy several white dress
Easy
Im shirts for his new job. He finds one he
y likes for $35 that is on sale for 40% off. He
also likes a blue tie that costs $2 1. Which
I IV I_,_ of the following represents the total cost,
I
I l.-- !---· -1 not including tax, if Darien buys x of the
- ·- --·· -�I-
- ·--
.
.... j ...... ;.
+ i +
·+--1·-- ·-· ·· ···· ··+·
·
-
�-- : --1 white shirts that are on sale and two of the
· ···'· ··+ ··l
... ..
1:-:-·
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, ,
I
blue ties?
__..___ _._..
__,__ i 4....
.J_ __ __ ....
..., ___....
... _....
... ....
... _..., •f-+--.. x
+- +··-+--+- ,. ! L+ A) C= 14x+42
�, __

� n +
, __
I
,

+ --'---'---·'--'---'-o'"
·· -I· ·
,_, ,,� _,__ �-+- - +r -1�_, _
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4t·-·-'-''---'--''- LL
-
,
B) C= 2lx+21
C) C= 2lx+42
1. Which of the following equations repre­
sents the line shown in the graph? D) C= 35x+42

1
A) y= 6x+ -
4
B)
x
y= - +6
4
�(�)- 7 = -2(3z- 4)

C) y=4x+6 4. What value of z satisfies the equation

D) y= 6x+4 above?
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A)
2. A lemonade stand's profit is given by 5
the equation p = 2c- 8.5. Which of the 4
following does the number 2 most likely
B) - 25
represent? 4
C)
A) The price of one cup of lemonade 25
B) The profit generated from the sale of D)
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one cup of lemonade 5

C) The minimum number of cups of

lemonade that must be sold to earn 5. Line L passes through the coordinate
a profit ii points H, ) H, }
3 and 5 What is the
D) The costs that must be recuperated
slope of line L?
before the lemonade stand earns any
profits A) - 1
2
B)
5
2
C)
5
D) 1

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 c Rental Car Cost
17(6x- 50) =204 (; )
4
x �
:; 84
1::
6. For what value of xis the equation above � 08
HD true? Q
� 76
....
,;., 7
2
..8
...."'. 68
0
u 64
--;
� 60
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0 ..M
Miles Driven Over Allowance

9. A car rental agency charges a per day

Q rental fee which includes a daily mile­
liD age allowance plus a certain amount per
Medium
mile driven over the allowance. The graph
7. Line L has an undefined slope. Line M is above compares the miles driven over the
perpendicular to line L. Which of the fol­ allowance and the total cost for a 3-day
lowing could be the equation of line M? rental. What does the C-intercept most
likely represent in this scenario?
A) x= y
A) The per day rental fee for renting
B) y=7
the car
C) x= -3
B) The number of miles a renter may
D) xy=4 drive the car per day
C) The penalty a renter must pay if the
8. A line in the xy-plane that passes through daily mileage allowance is exceeded
the coordinate points ( 3, -6) and (-7, -4)
D) The total cost of a 3 -day rental as­
will never intersect a line that is
suming the car is not driven over the
represented by which of the following
allowance
equations?
A) x+ Sy= 6 2
-x+c y = 2
3
B) x+ 2'.. = 7
2
C) y- 2x= -9 10. If the slope of the equation shown above
is 6, what is the value of c?
D) 2 y-x= -8
A) -4
1
B)
9
1
C)
3
D) 4

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11. Anneke is competing in a 500 -meter 3(h+2) -4 h (7x2 -5)
Q freestyle swim event, which consists of 6 2
tiilswimming the length of a pool 20 times.
14. In the equation above, what is the value
If Anneke averages 26.4 seconds per
of h?
length of the pool, which of the following
equations could be used to determine the
number of meters ( m) Anneke has left in
the event after swimming for s seconds?
25s
A) m =500 ---
26.4
B) m= 500 -25s

25s
C) m= --
26.4
D) m = 500- 20s
15. If 3. j - ]:_ k = 2-, what is the value of 8j -3k?
3 4 2
12. If the graph of the equation y = 5x+ 3 is
shifted down 4 units, what is the x-intercept
ii ----�
of the new line?
A) -1

B)
5
C) 1
5
D)
4

13. A new color copier purchased for $8,500 is

Q expected to depreciate (lose value) accord­
GD ing to the equation y -l,250x+ 8,500,
=

where y is the value of the copier x years

after it was purchased. The company that
bought the copier plans to sell it when
the value is $1 ,000 and upgrade to a new
one. How many years after the copier is
purchased will the company sell it?

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Hard y
i

1 6. If wis an integer less than -1, which of ,- �

,�
the following could be the graph of v
v
...
x+ wy wx- y- 3? i�
, _,
,,,, i

/
=

y y / '
y, x
R , ,,, � I� i

V;
v i1

A)

y y
18. If the equation of the line shown on the
graph is written in standard form,
Ax+ By= C, and A 3, what is the value
=

of B?

C) 15
A)
4
5
y B)
A 4
4
C)
5
D) 15

17. If the equation ofline A shown on the

graph is given by y mx+ b, and the equa­
=

tion of line Bis given by y k(mx+ b),

=

what is the value of k?

1
A)
6
2
B)
9
C) 6
D) 9

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19. Two garages each charge a fixed amount, 1
( 6x- 4) - ( 3-x) ax+x+b
Q plus an hourly rate, to service a car. The
-

2
=

g garage on Main Street charged one cus-

20. If the equation above has infinitely many
tomer $ 153 for a 2 -hour service appoint­
solutions, what is the value of a - b?
ment, and it charged a second customer
$ 315 for a 5-hour service appointment.
The garage on 2nd Street charges $5 less
per hour than the garage on Main Street
and $ 10 more for the fixed amount. How
much would the garage on 2nd Street
charge for a 3-hour service appointment?
A) $ 157
B) $ 174
C) $ 18 1
D) $202

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