Math 121, Spring 1997
Dr. Howard, Test 3
Show all work. Circle your final answers.
In problems 1-8, solve the given equation.
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1.
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2x3+10x2+12x = 0.
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2.
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5x2-2x-8 = 3x2+x+1
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3.
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[(6x2-7x-3)/( 2x-3)] = 1
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4.
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x4-8x2+15 = 0
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5.
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x3-2x2-5x = -10 [Hint: use grouping]
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6.
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[Ö(2x+7)]-x = 2
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7.
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4/x - 5/3 = x/6
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8.
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|3x+2| = 7
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9.
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Write an inequality to represent each interval:
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a.
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[ -2, 3 ]
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b.
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( 4, ¥ )
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c.
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[ -1, 5 )
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d.
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( -¥, 1 ]
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e.
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( 2, 7 )
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10.
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Use a real number line to graph the values of x for which each inequality
is satisfied.
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a.
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x < 2
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b.
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x ³ 5
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c.
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-3 < x £
6
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d.
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1 < x < 2
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e.
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3 £ x £
5
In problems 11-15, solve the given inequality and sketch the solution
on the real number line.
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11.
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2x > 3
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12.
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x+7 £ 12
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13.
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-4 < [(2x-3)/ 3] <
4
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14.
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|x| < 3
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15.
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|x-3| ³
10
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16.
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Find the slope of the line passing through the points ( -1, 1 ) and ( 2,
7 ).
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17.
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Find the slope-intercept form of the equation for the line passing through
the points ( -1, 1 ) and ( 2, 7 ).
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18.
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Find an equation for the line through the point ( 2, 3 ) with slope m =
-2.
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19.
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Draw a graph of the line y = 2x-1.
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20.
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Determine the slope of each line depicted below.
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