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A scientist has 40 liters of a 50% acidic solution. She adds a 20% acidic solution to create a mixture that has been diluted to have 30% acidity. The graph models the percent of acidity in the final mixture. How many liters of the 20% acidic solution should be added to create the needed 30% acidity in the final mixture?

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0.5 liters
B
30 liters
C
80 liters
D
37 liters
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The function yields the average cost in dollars per cup of lemonade made by Lincoln at his lemonade stand when he makes x cups of lemonade. Which statement best fits the situation modeled by the function?

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Lincoln sells lemonade for 25 cents a cup.
B
Lincoln gave away 30 cups of lemonade for free.
C
Lincoln uses 25 cents worth of supplies per cup.
D
Lincoln uses 30 cents worth of supplies per cup.
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The function yields the average cost in dollars for a company to produce x calendars. Which statement best fits the situation modeled by the function?

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The company spends $600 on a new computer and printer before beginning the project.
B
The company takes 600 photos before selecting which ones to use for its calendars.
C
The company expects to sell 600 calendars each month.
D
The company will sell the calendars for $2.00 each.
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For a fixed amount of gas at a constant temperature, the volume of the gas is inversely proportional to its pressure. The function relates the volume in cubic inches and pressure in pounds per square inch of a gas. What is the volume when the pressure is 900 pounds per square inch?

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0.05 in.3
B
0.5 in.3
C
20 in.3
D
200 in.3
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Craig bought a treadmill for $400. He estimates that the annual costs to maintain the machine will be $36. Which rational function yields the average annual cost in dollars of owning the treadmill for x years?

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Option D
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Peter wants to borrow $3,000. He has two payment plans to choose from. Plan A charges 4% interest over 6 years. Plan B charges 5% interest over 4 years. The formula can be used to calculate the monthly payment, m, where P is the principle amount borrowed, r is the interest rate expressed as a decimal, and t is the time of the loan, in years. Which statement best compares the plans?

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Plan A has a monthly payment of about $23 less and a total interest charge of $120 less than plan B.
B
Plan A has a monthly payment of about $23 less and a total interest charge of $120 more than plan B.
C
Plan A has a monthly payment of about $23 more and a total interest charge of $120 more than plan B.
D
Plan A has a monthly payment of about $23 more and a total interest charge of $120 less than plan B.
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The teachers’ editions of a statistics textbook sell for $150 each, and students’ editions of the book sell for $50 each. Which function can be used to find the average cost per book if two teachers’ editions and x students’ editions are purchased?

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Option D

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