Unit Test — Unit test Answers

Which graph shows the solution to the following system of inequalities?

Ming drew a triangle. The sum of the angles of the triangle is 180º. In Ming’s triangle, B is twice the measure of A, and angle C is 5º greater than four times A. The system of equations below can be used to find the measure of the three angles, where a represents the measure of A, b represents the measure of B, and c represents the measure of C.a + b + c = 180 2a = b 4a + 5 = cWhich matrix represents the measure of each angle in Ming’s triangle?

Which equation can pair with x – y = –2 to create a consistent and dependent system?

A charity bingo game costs $2 per round and has a $13 entry fee for an adult. It costs $3 per round and a $10 entry fee for a child. For how many rounds of bingo are the costs the same for an adult and a child?

Elise, Maggie, and Francesca work for an insurance company making follow-up calls to clients. Each person works at a different rate. The table below shows the number of hours each person works over three days and the total number of calls that are made. Hours Worked and Total Calls Made EliseMaggieFrancescaTotal CallsMonday778247Tuesday659218Wednesday931156Elise makes the same number of calls every hour, Maggie makes the same number of calls every hour, and Francesca makes the same number of calls every hour. If Elise earns $1.50 per phone call, how much money does Elise make over the 3 days?

Matrix C is a transformation of matrix B, and matrix B is a transformation of matrix A, as shown below.Which matrix represents matrix C?

The table below shows the number of times the dishwasher was used in three different houses over three days. Dishwasher Use House AHouse BHouse CFriday122Saturday234Sunday223On Friday, 17.5 total gallons of water were used. On Saturday, 31.5 total gallons were used. On Sunday, 24.75 total gallons were used. What is the difference between the water use per load of the dishwasher that uses the most water and the dishwasher that uses the least water?

Samir begins riding his bike at a rate of 6 miles per hour. Twelve minutes later, Chris leaves from the same point and bikes along the same route at 9 miles per hour. How long after Chris begins riding does he catch up to Samir?

A tennis team has 24 members. There are twice as many girls as boys on the team. How many girls are on the tennis team?

The matrix below represents a system of equations.What is the solution to this system of equations?

Which region represents the solution to the given system of inequalities?

On a 28-question test, there are 2-point questions, 4-point questions, and 5-point questions. The test is worth a total of 100 points. There are twice as many 2-point questions as 5-point questions on the test. How many 2-point questions are on the test?

In their last basketball game, Becky scored twice as many points as Min. Together, they scored 42 points. How many points did Becky score?

Which operation properly transforms matrix I to matrix II?

Jim’s family is choosing whether to go to a restaurant for lunch or for dinner. The cost of a salad is $7 at lunch and $9 at dinner. The cost of a steak is $10 at lunch and $12 at dinner. Each person will choose either a salad or a steak regardless of the mealtime. Jim calculates the food bill to be $41 if they go during lunch and $51 if they go during dinner. How many people will choose a salad?

Michael is paid $9 per hour to work at the movie theater and $7 per hour when he helps his aunt at her bakery. Michael cannot work more than 32 hours in a week, but he wishes to earn at least $251 each week. Which weekly work schedule is within Michael’s constraints?

The Carson family paid $192 for two adult and three youth tickets to an amusement park. At the same park, the Davis family paid $148 for one adult and four youth tickets. Let x represent the cost of an adult ticket, and let y represent the cost of a youth ticket. Which system of equations can be used to find the cost of each ticket?

The given system of equations models the coins in a jar containing n nickels, d dimes, and q quarters. Which statement is modeled by one of the equations in the system?

Jeremy’s fruit stand sells peaches and watermelons. In the first hour the fruit stand is open, 12 bushels of peaches and 5 watermelons are sold for a total of $150. In the second hour, 15 bushels of peaches and 8 watermelons are sold for a total of $198. A bushel of peaches costs p dollars, and a watermelon costs w dollars. Which matrix equation represents the situation?