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A lighthouse is located at (1, 2) in a coordinate system measured in miles. A sailboat starts at (–7, 8) and sails in a positive x-direction along a path that can be modeled by a quadratic function with a vertex at (2, –6). Which system of equations can be used to determine whether the boat comes within 5 miles of the lighthouse?

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StartLayout Enlarged Left-Brace 1st Row (x minus 1) squared + (y minus 2) squared = 5 2nd Row y = StartFraction 14 Over 81 EndFraction (x minus 2) squared minus 6 EndLayout
Option A
B
StartLayout Enlarged Left-Brace 1st Row (x minus 1) squared + (y minus 2) squared = 25 2nd Row y = StartFraction 14 Over 81 EndFraction (x minus 2) squared minus 6 EndLayout
Option B
C
StartLayout Enlarged Left-Brace 1st Row (x minus 1) squared + (y minus 2) squared = 5 2nd Row y = Negative StartFraction 14 Over 81 EndFraction (x + 7) squared + 8 EndLayout
Option C
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StartLayout Enlarged Left-Brace 1st Row (x minus 1) squared + (y minus 2) squared = 25 2nd Row y = Negative StartFraction 14 Over 81 EndFraction (x + 7) squared + 8 EndLayout
Option D
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The local community theater sold a total of 240 tickets for Saturday night’s performance. They sold 180 more full-price tickets than discount tickets. Which system of equations can be used to model this situation?

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StartLayout Enlarged Left-Brace 1st Row f + d = 240 2nd Row f = 180 EndLayout
Option A
B
StartLayout Enlarged Left-Brace 1st Row f + d = 240 2nd Row f minus d = 180 EndLayout
Option B
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StartLayout Enlarged Left-Brace 1st Row f minus d = 240 2nd Row f = 180 + d EndLayout
Option C
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StartLayout Enlarged Left-Brace 1st Row f minus d = 240 2nd Row f = 180 d EndLayout
Option D
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A rectangular swimming pool has a perimeter of 96 ft. The area of the pool is 504 ft2. Which system of equations models this situation correctly, where l is the length of the pool in feet and w is the width of the pool in feet?

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StartLayout Enlarged Left-Brace 1st Row l + w = 96 2nd Row (l + w) squared = 504 EndLayout
Option A
B
StartLayout Enlarged Left-Brace 1st Row 2 l + 2 w = 96 2nd Row (l + w) squared = 504 EndLayout
Option B
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StartLayout Enlarged Left-Brace 1st Row l + w = 96 2ndRow l w = 504 EndLayout
Option C
D
StartLayout Enlarged Left-Brace 1st Row 2 l + 2 w = 96 2ndRow l w = 504 EndLayout
Option D
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Graham and Hunter are circus performers. A cable lifts Graham into the air at a constant speed of 1.5 ft/s. When Graham’s arms are 18 ft above the ground, Hunter, who is standing directly underneath Graham, throws Graham a ball as the cable continues to lift him higher. Hunter throws the ball from a position 5 ft above the ground with an initial velocity of 24 ft/s. Which system of equations can be used to model this situation?

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StartLayout Enlarged Left-Brace 1st Row h = 18 + 1.5 t 2nd Row h = 5 + 24 t minus 16 t squared EndLayout
Option A
B
StartLayout Enlarged Left-Brace 1st Row h = 18 + 1.5 t 2nd Row h = 5 + 24 t + 16 t squared EndLayout
Option B
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StartLayout Enlarged Left-Brace 1st Row h = 18 + 1.5 t 2nd Row h = 5 + 24 t EndLayout
Option C
D
StartLayout Enlarged Left-Brace 1st Row h = 18 + 1.5 t minus 16 t squared 2nd Row h = 5 + 24 t + 16 t squared EndLayout
Option D
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The first equation in the system models the height in feet, h, of a falling baseball as a function of time, t. The second equation models the height in feet, h, of the glove of a player leaping up to catch the ball as a function of time, t. Which statement describes the situation modeled by this system?

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The height of the baseball is 18 feet at the moment the player begins to leap.
B
The height of the baseball is 16 feet at the moment the player begins to leap.
C
The height of the baseball is 35 feet at the moment the player begins to leap.
D
The height of the baseball is 6 feet at the moment the player begins to leap.
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At a skills competition, a target is being lifted into the air by a cable at a constant speed. An archer standing on the ground launches an arrow toward the target. The system of equations below models the height, in feet, of the target and the arrow t seconds after it was fired. Which statement most likely describes the situation modeled by this system?

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The arrow is fired with an initial upward velocity of 2 ft/s.
B
The arrow is fired with an initial upward velocity of 4 ft/s.
C
The arrow is fired with an initial upward velocity of 8 ft/s.
D
The arrow is fired with an initial upward velocity of 32 ft/s.
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Two boats depart from a port located at (–8, 1) in a coordinate system measured in kilometers and travel in a positive x-direction. The first boat follows a path that can be modeled by a quadratic function with a vertex at (1, 10), whereas the second boat follows a path that can be modeled by a quadratic function with a vertex at (0, –7). Which system of equations can be used to determine whether the paths of the boats cross?

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StartLayout Enlarged Left-Brace 1st Row y = negative one-ninth (x minus 1) squared + 10 2nd Row y = one-eighth x squared minus 7 EndLayout
Option A
B
StartLayout Enlarged Left-Brace 1st Row y = one-ninth (x + 8) squared + 1 2nd Row y = Negative one-eighth (x + 8) squared + 1 EndLayout
Option B
C
StartLayout Enlarged Left-Brace 1st Row y = negative StartFraction 9 Over 49 EndFraction (x + 1) squared + 10 2nd Row y = one-eighth x squared minus 7 EndLayout
Option C
D
StartLayout Enlarged Left-Brace 1st Row y = negative 17 (x minus 1) squared + 10 2nd Row y = 17 x squared minus 7 EndLayout
Option D
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A coordinate grid is mapped on a video game screen, with the origin in the lower-left corner. A game designer programs a helicopter to follow a path that can be modeled by a quadratic function with a vertex at (16, 20) and passing through the point (4, 25). She also programs an airplane to move along a linear path that passes through the points (0, 18) and (30, 20). Which system of equations can be used to determine whether the paths of the helicopter and airplane cross?

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StartLayout Enlarged Left-Brace 1st Row y = one-fifteenth x + 18 2nd Row y = StartFraction 5 Over 144 EndFraction (x minus 16) squared + 20 EndLayout
Option A
B
StartLayout Enlarged Left-Brace 1st Row y = 15 x + 18 2nd Row y = StartFraction 5 Over 144 EndFraction (x minus 16) squared + 20 EndLayout
Option B
C
StartLayout Enlarged Left-Brace 1st Row y = one-fifteenth x + 18 2nd Row y = Negative StartFraction 5 Over 144 EndFraction (x minus 4) squared + 25 EndLayout
Option C
D
StartLayout Enlarged Left-Brace 1st Row y = 15 x + 18 2nd Row y = Negative StartFraction 5 Over 144 EndFraction (x minus 4) squared + 25 EndLayout
Option D
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A radio tower is located on a coordinate system measured in miles. The range of a signal in a particular direction is modeled by a quadratic function where the boundary of the signal starts at the vertex at (4, 2). It passes through the point (5, 4). A linear road connects points (–3, 7) and (8, 2). Which system of equations can be used to determine whether the road intersects the boundary of the tower’s signal?

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StartLayout Enlarged Left-Brace 1st Row y minus 2 (x minus 4) squared = 2 2nd Row 5 x + 11 y = 62 EndLayout
Option A
B
StartLayout Enlarged Left-Brace 1st Row y minus (x minus 4) squared = 2 2nd Row 5 x + 11 y = 62 EndLayout
Option B
C
StartLayout Enlarged Left-Brace 1st Row y minus (x minus 4) squared = 2 2nd Row 11 x + 5 y = 2 EndLayout
Option C
D
StartLayout Enlarged Left-Brace 1st Row y minus 2 (x minus 4) squared = 2 2nd Row 11 x + 5 y = 2 EndLayout
Option D
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The width of a rectangular field is 20 feet less than its length. The area of the field is 12,000 ft2. What is the length of the field?

A
80 ft
B
100 ft
C
120 ft
D
140 ft

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