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The owner of an office building is expanding the length and width of a parking lot by the same amount. The lot currently measures 120 ft by 80 ft, and the expansion will increase its area by 4,400 ft2. By how many feet should the length of the parking lot be increased?A = lw

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1.2 ft
B
20 ft
C
66.3 ft
D
220 ft
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A rectangular pan has a length that is the width. The total area of the pan is 432 in.2. What is the width of the cake pan?A = lw

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A car’s stopping distance in feet is modeled by the equation where v is the initial velocity of the car in miles per hour and f is a constant related to friction. If the initial velocity of the car is 47 mph and f = 0.34, what is the approximate stopping distance of the car?

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21 feet
B
21 miles
C
239 feet
D
239 miles
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The main cable of a suspension bridge forms a parabola modeled by the equation y = a(x – h)2 + k where y is the height in feet of the cable above the road, x is the horizontal distance in feet from the right bridge support, a is a constant, and (h, k) is the parabola’s vertex. What is the maximum and minimum height of the bridge modeled by the equation y = 0.005(x – 60)2 + 8?

A
maximum height = 100 feet and minimum height = 26 feet
B
maximum height = 100 feet and minimum height = 8 feet
C
maximum height = 60 feet and minimum height = 26 feet
D
maximum height = 26 feet and minimum height = 8 feet
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Carmen is using the quadratic equation (x + 15)(x) = 100 where x represents the width of a picture frame. Which statement about the solutions x = 5 and x = –20 is true?

A
The solutions x = 5 and x = –20 are reasonable.
B
The solution x = 5 should be kept, but x = –20 is unreasonable.
C
The solution x = –20 should be kept, but x = 5 is unreasonable.
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The solutions x = 5 and x = –20 are unreasonable.

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