Ch.0 ChapterR:Review
0.1 RealNumbers
1 WorkwithSets
MULTIPLECHOICE.Choosetheonealternativethatbestcompletesthestatementoranswersthequestion.
UseU=universalset={0,1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9},A={1,2,3,5,8},B={2,3,5,7},andC={1,4,9}tofindtheset.
1) B∪C
A) {1,2,3,4,5,7,9} B) {} C) {0} D) {1,2,3,5,7,9}
2) A∪C
A) {1,2,3,4,5,8,9} B) {4,6,7,9} C) {1} D) {1,2,3,5,7,9}
3) A∩B
A) {2,3,5} B) {1,2,3,5,7,8} C) {2,3,5,7} D) {1,2,3,5,8}
4) A∩C
A) {1} B) {1,2,3,4,5,7,8,9}
C) {4,6,7,9} D) {1,2,3,5,7,9}
5) (A∩B)∪C
A) {1,2,3,4,5,9} B) {1,2,3,5} C) {1,2,3} D) {2,3,5}
6) (B∪C)∩A
A) {1,2,3,5} B) {1,2,3,4,5,7,9} C) {} D) {1,2,3}
7) B
A) {0,1,4,6,8,9} B) {1,4,6,8,9} C) {0,1,4,6,7,8,9} D) {0,1,4,6,9}
8) A∪B
A) {0,4,6,9} B) {4,6,9} C) {1,4,6,8,9} D) {1,2,3,5,7,8}
9) A∩C
A) {0,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9} B) {1}
C) {1,2,3,4,5,7,8,9} D) {1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9}
10) B∩C
A) {0,6,8} B) {6,8} C) {1,2,3,4,5,7,9} D) {}
2 ClassifyNumbers
MULTIPLECHOICE.Choosetheonealternativethatbestcompletesthestatementoranswersthequestion.
ListalltheelementsofBthatbelongtothegivenset.
1) B=15,6,–14,0,2
9,–9
2,8.6
Integers
A) {15
,
–14
,
0} B) {15
,
0} C) {15
,
–14} D) {15,0,6}
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2) B=2,7,–19,0,2
3,–3
2,1.8
Naturalnumbers
A) {2} B) 2,0,–3
2C) {2,0} D) {–19
,
0,2}
3) B=9,7,–13,0,0
7
Realnumbers
A) 9,7,–13,0,0
7B) {9
,
–13
,
0} C) 9,–13,0,0
7D) 9
,
–13
4) B=8,6,–16,0,0
4,0.87
Rationalnumbers
A) 8,–16,0,0
4,0.87 B) {8
,
0} C) { 6}D)6,0
4,0.87
5) B=19,7,–6,0,0
8,0.46
Irrationalnumbers
A) { 7}B){7,0.46} C) 7,0
8D) 7,0
8,0.46
6) B={2,6,–12,0,2
7,–7
2,7.6,16π,0.166166166…}
Integers
A) {2
,
–12
,
0} B) {2
,
0} C) {2
,
–12} D) {2,0,6}
7) B={15,6,–2,0,7
9,–9
7,2.4,6π,0.625625625…}
Naturalnumbers
A) {15} B) 15,0,–9
7C) {15
,
0} D) {–2
,
0,15}
8) B={20,8,–24,0,0
1,16,0.3,–8π,0.161616…}
Rationalnumbers
A) 20,–24,0,0
1,16,0.3,0.161616… B) 20,–24,0,0
1,0.3
C) 20,–24,0,0
1,0.3,0.161616… D) 20,–24,0,0
1,16,0.3,–8π,0.161616…
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9) B={17,5,–19,0,0
3,,0.23,–5π,0.161616…}
Irrationalnumbers
A) { 5,–5π}B){5
}
C) 5,0
3,–5πD) { 5,–5π,0.161616…}
Approximatethenumberroundedtothreedecimalplaces,andtruncatedtothreedecimalplaces.
10) 5.5469
A) 5.547
5.546
B) 5.548
5.546
C) 5.547
5.547
D) 5.546
5.547
11) 0.61538462
A) 0.615
0.615
B) 0.616
0.615
C) 0.615
0.616
D) 0.614
0.616
12) 11
7
A) 1.571
1.571
B) 1.572
1.571
C) 1.571
1.572
D) 1.572
1.572
3 EvaluateNumericalExpressions
MULTIPLECHOICE.Choosetheonealternativethatbestcompletesthestatementoranswersthequestion.
Writethestatementusingsymbols.
1) Thesumof14and7is21.
A) 14+7=21 B) 14
7
=2C)14
·7=98 D) 14–7=7
2) Thedifference3less1equals2.
A) 3–1=2B)
3
1
=3C)3
+1=4D)3·1=3
3) Theproductof6and2 equals12.
A) 6·2=12 B) 6
2
=3C)6
+2=8D)6–2=4
4) Thequotient28dividedby14is2.
A) 28
14
=2B)28·14 =392 C) 28 +14 =42 D) 28–14 =14
5) Thesumoffourtimesxand5decreasedby7is8.
A) 4x+5–7=8 B) 4(x+5)–7=8C)7–(4x+5)=8 D) 4(x+5–7)=8
6) Threetimesthedifferenceofxand8is–10.
A) 3(x–8)=–10 B) 3–x–8= –10 C) 3x–8= –10 D) 3+x–8= –10
7) Thequotientofxandthesumof5andx.
A) x
5+xB) x+5+x C) x(5+x) D) x+5
x
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Evaluatetheexpression.
8) –4+9+7
A) 12 B) –2C)
–6D)
–20
9) 3+2
9
A) 29
9B) 27
9C) 29
2D) 27
2
10) 4·[6(8–5)–2]
A) 64 B) 48 C) 10 D) 44
11) 7·[5+7·(2+3)]
A) 280 B) 420 C) 70 D) 416
12) –9–(–6+3·–5+8)
A) 4 B) –22 C) 20 D) –8
13) 20
16
·2
5
A) 1
2B) 2 C) 5
4D) 8
5
14) 3
2
·4
5
+4
15
A) 8
5B) 6
5C) 8
15 D) 16
5
15) 1
4
·8–1
5
+9
A) 219
20 B) 54
5C) 84
5D) 12
5
16) 8+9
5+1
A) 17
6B) –1
6C) 17
4D) –1
4
17) 4–1
1–4
A) –1B)4 C)
–4D)3
18) 5
11
+1
13
A) 76
143 B) 1
4C) 1
143 D) 19
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19) 5
8
–2
9
A) 29
72 B) 1
24 C) 3
8D) 29
8
20)
1
2
7
8
A) 4
7B) 7
4C) 7
16 D) 16
7
21) 1
3
+1
6
·1
4
A) 3
8B) 1
8C) 11
9D) 1
36
4 WorkwithPropertiesofRealNumbers
MULTIPLECHOICE.Choosetheonealternativethatbestcompletesthestatementoranswersthequestion.
UsetheDistributivePropertytoremovetheparentheses.
1) 4(x+4)
A) 4x+16 B) 4x+4C)x+16 D) 16x
2) 4x(x+8)
A) 4x2+32x B) 4x2+8C)x
2+32x D) 32x2
3) 4(2x+6)
A) 8x+24 B) 6x+10 C) 8x+6 D) 32x
4) 5 2
5x–1
10
A) 2x–1
2B) 2x–1
5C) 2x–1
10 D) 2
5x–1
2
5) (x+1)(x–11)
A) x2–10x–11 B) x2–11x–10 C) x2–11x–11 D) x2–10x–10
6) (x+10)(x+6)
A) x2+16x+60 B) x2+60x+16 C) x2+15x+60 D) x2+16x+16
7) (x+9)(x–9)
A) x2–81 B) x2–18 C) x2–18x–81 D) x2+18x–81
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0.2 AlgebraEssentials
1 GraphInequalities
MULTIPLECHOICE.Choosetheonealternativethatbestcompletesthestatementoranswersthequestion.
Ontherealnumberline,labelthepointswiththegivencoordinates.
1) –11
,
–9
,
–7
,
–5

–12–11–10–9-8-7-6-5-4-3–12–11–10–9-8-7-6-5-4-3
A)
–12–11–10–9-8-7-6-5-4-3–12–11–10–9-8-7-6-5-4-3
B)
–12–11–10–9-8-7-6-5-4-3–12–11–10–9-8-7-6-5-4-3
C)
–12–11–10–9-8-7-6-5-4-3–12–11–10–9-8-7-6-5-4-3
D)
–12–11–10–9-8-7-6-5-4-3–12–11–10–9-8-7-6-5-4-3
2) –3.75,–1
,
1
,
3.25

–4–3–2–1012345–4–3–2–1012345
A)
–4–3–2–1012345–4–3–2–1012345
B)
–4–3–2–1012345–4–3–2–1012345
C)
–4–3–2–1012345–4–3–2–1012345
D)
–4–3–2–1012345–4–3–2–1012345
3) 11
5,–11
5
-4 -3 -2 -1 0 1 2 3 4-4 -3 -2 -1 0 1 2 3 4
A)
-4 -3 -2 -1 0 1 2 3 4-4 -3 -2 -1 0 1 2 3 4
B)
-4 -3 -2 -1 0 1 2 3 4-4 -3 -2 -1 0 1 2 3 4
C)
-4 -3 -2 -1 0 1 2 3 4-4 -3 -2 -1 0 1 2 3 4
D)
-4 -3 -2 -1 0 1 2 3 4-4 -3 -2 -1 0 1 2 3 4
Insert<,>,or=tomakethestatementtrue.
4) –5 –6
A) >B)
<
C) =
5) –7.8 –7.7
A)
<
B) >C) =
6) –54 –62
A) >B)
<
C) =
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7) 16 –16
A) >B)
<
C) =
8) 1
4
 0.25
A) =B)
<
C) >
9) 1.73  3
A)
<
B) >C) =
10) 3.14 π
A)
<
B) >C) =
Writethestatementasaninequality.
11) yispositive
A) y>0B)y
<
0C)y
≤0D)y≥0
12) yisgreaterthan–43
A) y>–43 B) y
<
–43 C) y≥–43 D) y≤–43
13) yisgreaterthanorequalto50
A) y≥50 B) y>50 C) y
<
50 D) y≤50
14) zislessthanorequalto–2
A) z≤–2B)z
<
–2C)z> –2D)z= –2
15) xislessthan5
A) x
<
5B)x>5C)x≤5D)x≥5
Graphthenumbersontherealnumberline.
16) x>0
–9–8–7–6–5–4–3–2–10123456789–9–8–7–6–5–4–3–2–10123456789
A)
–9–8–7–6–5–4–3–2–10123456789–9–8–7–6–5–4–3–2–10123456789
B)
–9–8–7–6–5–4–3–2–10123456789–9–8–7–6–5–4–3–2–10123456789
C)
–9–8–7–6–5–4–3–2–10123456789–9–8–7–6–5–4–3–2–10123456789
D)
–9–8–7–6–5–4–3–2–10123456789–9–8–7–6–5–4–3–2–10123456789
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17) x
<
6
–9–8–7–6–5–4–3–2–10123456789–9–8–7–6–5–4–3–2–10123456789
A)
–9–8–7–6–5–4–3–2–10123456789–9–8–7–6–5–4–3–2–10123456789
B)
–9–8–7–6–5–4–3–2–10123456789–9–8–7–6–5–4–3–2–10123456789
C)
–9–8–7–6–5–4–3–2–10123456789–9–8–7–6–5–4–3–2–10123456789
D)
–9–8–7–6–5–4–3–2–10123456789–9–8–7–6–5–4–3–2–10123456789
18) x≥–4
–9–8–7–6–5–4–3–2–10123456789–9–8–7–6–5–4–3–2–10123456789
A)
–9–8–7–6–5–4–3–2–10123456789–9–8–7–6–5–4–3–2–10123456789
B)
–9–8–7–6–5–4–3–2–10123456789–9–8–7–6–5–4–3–2–10123456789
C)
–9–8–7–6–5–4–3–2–10123456789–9–8–7–6–5–4–3–2–10123456789
D)
–9–8–7–6–5–4–3–2–10123456789–9–8–7–6–5–4–3–2–10123456789
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19) x≤–7
–9–8–7–6–5–4–3–2–10123456789–9–8–7–6–5–4–3–2–10123456789
A)
–9–8–7–6–5–4–3–2–10123456789–9–8–7–6–5–4–3–2–10123456789
B)
–9–8–7–6–5–4–3–2–10123456789–9–8–7–6–5–4–3–2–10123456789
C)
–9–8–7–6–5–4–3–2–10123456789–9–8–7–6–5–4–3–2–10123456789
D)
–9–8–7–6–5–4–3–2–10123456789–9–8–7–6–5–4–3–2–10123456789
2 FindDistanceontheRealNumberLine
MULTIPLECHOICE.Choosetheonealternativethatbestcompletesthestatementoranswersthequestion.
Usethegivenrealnumberlinetocomputethedistance.
1) Findd(A,B)
–5–4–3–2–1012345
AB
–5–4–3–2–1012345
AB
A) 9 B) –9C)10D)8
3 EvaluateAlgebraicExpressions
MULTIPLECHOICE.Choosetheonealternativethatbestcompletesthestatementoranswersthequestion.
Evaluatetheexpressionusingthegivenvalues.
1) x+2y x=–2
,
y=–1
A) –4B)
–3C)
–5D)0
2) –9xy+8y–7x=2
,
y=2
A) –27 B) –20 C) –13 D) 45
3) –8x+yx=–4
,
y=3
A) 35 B) –29 C) –1D)
–5
4) 7x–3y
15 x=6,y=2
A) 12
5B) 13
5C) 16
5D) 4
15
5) 8x–12y
x+8x=5,y=2
A) 16
13 B) 44
13 C) 22
5D) 8
5
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6) 5xy+30
xx=5,y=7
A) 41 B) 11 C) 65 D) 6
7) x+yx=–8
,
y=2
A) 6 B) 10 C) –6D)
–10
8) x –y x=–5
,
y=8
A) –3B)13C)3 D)
–13
9) 6x–7y x=5
,
y=7
A) 19 B) 79 C) –19 D) –79
10) |x|
x
+|y|
yx=3andy=–4
A) 0 B) 2 C) 1 D) –1
11) |–4x–9y| x=–4
,
y=3
A) 11 B) 43 C) 24 D) 48
12) 4 x +5y x=2
,
y=–9
A) 53 B) –37 C) –53 D) 37
UsetheformulaC=5
9(F–32)forconvertingdegreesFahrenheitintodegreesCelsiustofindtheCelsiusmeasureof
theFahrenheittemperature.
13) F=158°
A) 70°C B) 75°C C) 65° C D) 80° C
Expressthestatementasanequationinvolvingtheindicatedvariables.
14) TheareaAofarectangleistheproductofitslengthlanditswidthw.
A) A=lw B) A=l+wC)A=2(l+w) D) A=l
w
15) TheperimeterPofarectangleistwicethesumofitslengthlanditswidthw.
A) P=2(l+w) B) P=l+wC)P=lw D) P=2lw
16) ThecircumferenceCofacircleistheproductofπ anditsdiameterd.
A) C=πdB)C=π
dC) C=π+dD)C=2πd
17) TheareaAofatriangleisone–halftheproductofitsbasebanditsheighth.
A) A=1
2bh B) A=2bh C) A=1
2(b+h) D) A=bh
18) ThevolumeVofasphereis4
3
timesπtimesthecubeoftheradiusr.
A) V=4
3
πr3B) V=4
3
πr2C) V=4
3
π3r D) V=4
3
πr
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19) ThesurfaceareaSofasphereis4timesπ timesthesquareoftheradiusr.
A) S=4πr2B) S=4πrC)S=4π rD) S=πr2
20) ThevolumeVofacubeisthecubeofthelengthxofaside.
A) V=x3B) V=3xC) V=3x D) V=x2
21) ThesurfaceareaSofacubeis6timesthesquareofthelengthxofaside.
A) S=6x2B) S=6x C) S=6+x2D) S=x2
Solvetheproblem.
22) TheweeklyproductioncostCofmanufacturingxcalendarsisgivenbyC(x)=34+6x,wherethevariable
Cisindollars.Whatisthecostofproducing270calendars?
A) $1654.00 B) $9186.00 C) $1620.00 D) $304.00
23) Atthebeginningofthemonth,Christopherhadabalanceof$240 inhischeckingaccount.Duringthenext
month,hewroteacheckfor$37,deposited$67,andwroteanothercheckfor$236.Whatwashisbalanceat
theendofthemonth?
A) $34 B) –$34 C) –$100 D) $100
4 DeterminetheDomainofaVariable
MULTIPLECHOICE.Choosetheonealternativethatbestcompletesthestatementoranswersthequestion.
Determinewhichvalue(s),ifany,mustbeexcludedfromthedomainofthevariableintheexpression.
1) x2–64
x
A) x=0B)x=8
,
x= –8C)x=8
,
x=0D)x= –8
2) 8x–5
x2–25
A) x=5
,
x=–5B)x=25 C) x=5D)x=5
8
3) x3+8x4
x2+25
A) x=0,x=–1
8B) x=–25 C) x= –5 D) none
4) x2+6x+7
x3–25x
A) x=5
,
x=–5
,
x=0B)x=5
,
x= –5C)x=0D)x=5
,
x=0
5) x
x–8
A) x=8B)x=–8C)x=0 D) none
6) 5
x+7
A) x=–7B)x=7C)x=0 D) none
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7) x–8
x–3
A) x=3B)x=–3C)x=0 D) none
5 UsetheLawsofExponents
MULTIPLECHOICE.Choosetheonealternativethatbestcompletesthestatementoranswersthequestion.
Simplifytheexpression.
1) 53
A) 125 B) 15 C) –125 D) –15
2) –62
A) –36 B) 12 C) 36 D) –12
3) 4–2
A) 1
16 B) –16 C) 16 D) 1
8
4) (–2)–4
A) 1
16 B) –16 C) 16 D) –1
16
5) –5–4
A) –1
625 B) –625 C) 625 D) 1
20
6) (–5)3
A) –125 B) 125 C) –15 D) 15
7) 5–5·52
A) 1
125 B) 125 C) 25 D) 1
625
8) (2–3)–1
A) 8 B) 1
8C) 1
4D) 4
Simplifytheexpression.Expresstheanswersothatallexponentsarepositive.Wheneveranexponentis0or
negative,weassumethatthebaseisnot0.
9) (5xy)3
A) 125x3y3B) 125xy C) 5x3y3D) 1
125x3y3
10) (6x3)–2
A) 1
36x6B) 36x6C) x6
36 D) 36
x6
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11) (–3x3)–1
A) –1
3x3B) –1
27x3C) 1
3x3D) 1
27x3
12) (x3y–1)9
A) x27
y9B) y9
x27 C) 1
x27y9D) x27y9
13) (x–7y)5
A) y5
x35 B) y5
x7C) 1
x35y5D) x35y5
14) x–2y6
xy8
A) 1
x3y2B) 1
xy2C) y2
x3D) x
y2
15) x–4y4
x6y13
A) 1
x10y9B) x10y9C) y9
x10 D) x10
y9
16) 4x–1
9y–1
–3
A) 729x3
64y3B) 64x3
729y3C) 729y3
64x3D) 64y3
729x3
17) 4x–3
7y–3
–1
A) 7x3
4y3B) 4x31
7y31 C) 7y3
4x3D) 4x3
7y3
18) (x–4y9)–8z6
A) x32z6
y72 B) y72z6
x32 C) x32
y72z6D) y72
x32z6
19) –4x3y–3
5z2
–2
A) 25y6z4
16x6B) 16x6
25y6z4C) 25z4
16x6y6D) 25y6
16x6z4
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Evaluatetheexpressionusingthegivenvalueofthevariables.
20) (x+3y)2forx=4,y=2
A) 100 B) 10 C) 20 D) 49
21) –7x–1y2forx=–2,y=–2
A) 14 B) 2
7C) 7
8D) 56
22) 2x2+4y2forx=–2,y=–2
A) 24 B) 0 C) –8D)12
23) 2x3–3x2–3x–2forx=2
A) –4 B) 8 C) 20 D) 0
Solve.
24) Whatisthevalueof(6666)2
(2222)2?
A) 9 B) (3333)2C) 18 D) (2222)2
6 EvaluateSquareRoots
MULTIPLECHOICE.Choosetheonealternativethatbestcompletesthestatementoranswersthequestion.
Simplifytheexpression.
1) 9
A) 3 B) 81 C) 1
9D) notarealnumber
2) (–5)2
A) 5 B) 625 C) 1
25 D) notarealnumber
Findthevalueoftheexpressionusingthegivenvalues.
3) x2x=4
A) 4 B) 2 2 C) –4D)
–22
4) ( x)2x=3
A) 3 B) 9 C) 1
9D) 1
3
5) x2+y2x=15,y=20
A) 25 B) 13 C) 18 D) 24
6) x2+y2x=–5,y=3
A) 34 B) 8 C) –2D)15
7) x2+y2x=1,y=5
A) 6 B) –4C)26D)4
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8) yxx=–2,y=4
A) 1
16 B) 16 C) –16 D) –1
16
7 UseaCalculatortoEvaluateExponents
MULTIPLECHOICE.Choosetheonealternativethatbestcompletesthestatementoranswersthequestion.
Useacalculatortoevaluatetheexpression.Roundtheanswertothreedecimalplaces.
1) (–2.86)–5
A) –0.005 B) 0.005 C) –191.351 D) 191.351
2) –(–3.51)–4
A) –0.007 B) 0.007 C) –151.785 D) 151.785
3) (–5.41)–2
A) 0.034 B) –0.034 C) –29.268 D) 29.268
8 UseScientificNotation
MULTIPLECHOICE.Choosetheonealternativethatbestcompletesthestatementoranswersthequestion.
Writethenumberinscientificnotation.
1) 1467
A) 1.467×103B) 1.467×104C) 1.467×10–3D) 1.467×101
2) 79.8
A) 7.98×101B) 7.98×10–1C) 7.98×102D) 7.98×10–2
3) 581.29
A) 5.8129×102B) 5.8129×10–2C) 5.8129×101D) 5.8129×10–1
4) 54
,
000
A) 5.4×104B) 5.4×10–4C) 5.4×103D) 5.4×10–3
5) 4,200,000
A) 4.2×106B) 4.2×10–6C) 4.2×107D) 4.2×10–7
6) 0.000134
A) 1.34∘10–4B) 1.34×104C) 1.34×10–5D) 1.34×10–3
7) 0.000084119
A) 8.4119×10–5B) 8.4119×105C) 8.4119±10–4D) 8.4119×104
8) 0.0000042914
A) 4.2914×10–6B) 4.2914×106C) 4.2914×10–5D) 4.2914×10–7
9) 0.000000351016
A) 3.51016×10–7B) 3.51016×107C) 3.51016×10–6D) 3.51016×106
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10) 0.000000015102
A) 1.5102×10–8B) 1.5102×108C) 1.5102×10–7D) 1.5102×10–9
11) Inacertaincity
,
thesubwaysystemcarriedatotalof1,240,000,000 passengers.
A) 1.24×109B) 12.4×109C) 1.24×108D) 1.24×1010
12) Abusinessprojectsnextyearʹsprofitstobe$934,000,000.
A) 9.34×108B) 9.34×107C) 9.34×109D) 9.34×10–9
13) Acomputercompilesaprogramin0.000575 seconds.
A) 5.75×10–4B) 5.75×10–5C) 5.75×10–6D) 5.75×103
Writethenumberasadecimal.
14) 6.98×105
A) 698,000 B) 6,980,000 C) 69,800 D) 349
15) 3.205×105
A) 320,500 B) 3,205,000 C) 32,050 D) 160.25
16) 4.0056×107
A) 40,056,000 B) 400,560,000 C) 4,005,600 D) 280.392
17) 4.47×10–4
A) 0.000447 B) 0.00447 C) 0.0000447 D) –447
,
000
18) 6.378×10–5
A) 0.00006378 B) 0.0006378 C) 0.000006378 D) –637,800
19) 6.141×10–6
A) 0.000006141 B) 0.00006141 C) 0.0000006141 D) –6
,
141
,
000
20) 2.0692×10–7
A) 0.00000020692 B) 0.0000020692 C) 0.000000020692 D) –206920
,
000
21) Thereare2.988×102milesofhighways,roads,andstreetsinacertaincity.
A) 298.8 B) 2988 C) 29.88 D) 29,880
0.3 GeometryEssentials
1 UsethePythagoreanTheoremandItsConverse
MULTIPLECHOICE.Choosetheonealternativethatbestcompletesthestatementoranswersthequestion.
Thelengthsofthelegsofarighttrianglearegiven.Findthehypotenuse.
1) a=12
,
b=5
A) 13 B) 10 C) 4 D) 169
2) a=6
,
b=8
A) 10 B) 5 C) 7 D) 9
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Thelengthsofthesidesofatrianglearegiven.Determineifthetriangleisarighttriangle.Ifitis,identifythe
hypotenuse.
3) 5
,
12
,
13
A) righttriangle;13 B) righttriangle;12 C) righttriangle;5 D) notrighttriangle
4) 6
,
7
,
8
A) righttriangle;8 B) righttriangle;7 C) righttriangle;6 D) notrighttriangle
5) 12
,
16
,
20
A) righttriangle;20 B) righttriangle;16
C) righttriangle;12 D) notarighttriangle
6) 20
,
48
,
52
A) righttriangle;52 B) righttriangle;48
C) righttriangle;20 D) notarighttriangle
7) 28
,
96
,
100
A) righttriangle;100 B) righttriangle;96
C) righttriangle;28 D) notarighttriangle
8) 10
,
20
,
25
A) righttriangle;25 B) righttriangle;20
C) righttriangle;10 D) notarighttriangle
9) 6
,
8
,
12
A) righttriangle;12 B) righttriangle;8
C) righttriangle;6 D) notarighttriangle
Solve.UsethefactthattheradiusoftheEarthis3960milesand1mile=5280feet.
10) Aguardtoweratastateprisonstands108 feettall.Howfarcanaguardseefromthetopofthetower?
Roundtothenearesttenthofamile.
A) 12.7mi B) 5600.3 mi C) 18 mi D) 931.1 mi
11) Apersonwhois6feettallisstandingonthebeachandlooksoutontotheocean.Suddenly,aship
appearsonthehorizon.Howfaristheshipfromtheshore?Roundtothenearesttenthofamile.
A) 3mi B) 5600.3 mi C) 4.2 mi D) 218.1 mi
2 KnowGeometryFormulas
MULTIPLECHOICE.Choosetheonealternativethatbestcompletesthestatementoranswersthequestion.
Solvetheproblem.
1) FindtheareaAofarectanglewithlength9 in andwidth19 in.
A) A=171in2B) A=342in2C) A=28in2D) A=36in2
2) FindtheareaAofarectanglewithlength4.2 yd andwidth5.9 yd.
A) A=24.78yd2B) A=49.56yd2C) A=10.1yd2D) A=16.8yd2
3) FindtheareaAofatrianglewithheight2 cm andbase6 cm.
A) A=6cm2B) A=6 cm C) A=12cm2D) A=12 cm
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4) FindtheareaAandcircumferenceCofacircleofradius3 ft.Expresstheanswerintermsofπ.
A) A=9πft2;C=6πft B) A=6πft2;C=6πft
C) A=36πft2;C=3πft D) A=12πft2;C=3πft
5) FindtheareaAandcircumferenceCofacircleofdiameter3 cm.Use3.14forπ.Roundtheresulttothe
nearesttenth.
A) A=7.1cm2;C=9.4cm B) A=9.4cm2;C=9.4cm
C) A=28.3cm2;C=4.7cm D) A=18.8cm2;C=4.7cm
6) FindthevolumeVofarectangularboxwithlength3 yd
,
width2 yd
,
andheight6yd.
A) V=36yd3B) V=12yd3C) V=72yd3D) V=54yd3
7) FindthesurfaceareaSofarectangularboxwithlength2 ft,width5 ft,andheight
2ft.
A) 48ft2B) 60ft2C) 24ft2D) 38ft2
8) FindthevolumeVandsurfaceareaSofasphereofradius4 centimeters.Expresstheanswerintermsofπ.
A) V=256
3
πcm3;S=64πcm2B) V=64
3
πcm3;S=256
3
πcm2
C) V=256πcm3;S=4πcm2D) V=64πcm3;S=16πcm2
9) FindthevolumeVofasphereofradius4 yd.Use3.14forπ.Ifnecessary,roundtheresulttothenearest
tenth.
A) V=267.9yd3B) V=67yd3C) V=150.7yd3D) V=2143.6yd3
10) FindthevolumeVofarightcircularcylinderwithradius5 ft andheight19 ft.Expresstheanswerinterms
ofπ.
A) V=475πft3B) V=475
4
πft3C) V=95πft3D) V=95
2
πft3
11) FindthesurfaceareaSofarightcircularcylinderwithradius5 cm,andheight7cm.Use3.14forπ.
Roundyouranswertoonedecimalplace.
A) 376.8cm2B) 188.4cm2C) 549.5cm2D) 266.9cm2
12) FindthevolumeVofasphereofdiameter6m.Use3.14forπ.Ifnecessary,roundtheresulttothenearest
tenth.
A) V=113m3B) V=37.7m3C) V=63.6m3D) V=904.3m3
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13) Findtheareaoftheshadedregion.Expresstheanswerintermsofπ.
7
7
A) 49–49
4
πsquareunits B) 196 –49πsquareunits
C) 49–49
2
πsquareunits D) 49
4
π+49squareunits
14) Findtheareaoftheshadedregion.Expresstheanswerintermsofπ.
1
1
A) 1
2
πsquareunits B) 1
4
πsquareunits C) 1
2
squareunits D) 1πsquareunits
15) Findtheareaoftheshadedregion.Expresstheanswerintermsofπ.
4
4
A) 8π–16squareunits B) 4π–16 squareunits
C) 16squareunits D) 4π–4 squareunits
16) Abicyclewheelmakes5revolutions.Determinehowfarthebicycletravelsininchesifthediameterofthe
wheelis23in.Useπ≈3.14.Roundtothenearesttenth.
A) 361.1in. B) 72.2 in. C) 115 in. D) 722.2 in.
17) Arectangularpatiohasdimensions10feetby15feet.Thepatioissurroundedbyaborderwithauniform
widthof3feet.Findtheareaoftheborder.
A) 186ft2B) 84ft2C) 162ft2D) 114ft2
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18) Acircularswimmingpool,20feetindiameter,isenclosedbyacirculardeckthatis6feetwide.Whatisthe
areaofthedeck?Useπ=3.1416.
A) 490.1ft2B) 772.8ft2C) 1206.4ft2D) 314.2ft2
19) Findtheperimeter.Approximatetheresulttothenearesttenthusing3.14forπ.
8ft
4ft
A) 26.3ft B) 32.6 ft C) 30.3 ft D) 36.6 ft
20) Findtheareaofthewindow.Approximatetheresulttothenearesttenthusing3.14forπ.
9ft
4ft
A) 42.3ft2B) 86.2ft2C) 61.1ft2D) 39.1ft2
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3 UnderstandCongruentTrianglesandSimilarTriangles
MULTIPLECHOICE.Choosetheonealternativethatbestcompletesthestatementoranswersthequestion.
Thetrianglesaresimilar.FindthemissinglengthxandthemissinganglesA,B,C.
1)
96°
16 28
39° 45°
14
A) x=8units;A=96°;B=39°;C=45° B) x=16 units;A=39°;B=96°;C=45°
C) x=8units;A=45°;B=39°;C=96° D) x=16 units;A=96°;B=39°;C=45°
2)
12°
33°
48
10
30
135°
A) x=16;A=33;B=12;C=135 B) x=48;A=12;B=33;C=135
C) x=16;A=135;B=12;C=33 D) x=48;A=33;B=12;C=135
Solve.Ifnecessary,roundtothenearesttenth.
3) Aflagpolecastsashadowof20feet.Nearby,a10–foottreecastsashadowof2feet.Whatistheheightof
theflagpole?
A) 100ft B) 4ft C) 1 ft D) 400 ft
4) Ifaflagpole15feettallcastsashadowthatis20 feetlong,findthelengthoftheshadowcastbyanantenna
whichis18feettall.
A) 24ft B) 13.5 ft C) 16.7 ft D) 23ft
5) Thezoohashiredalandscapearchitecttodesignthetriangularlobbyofthechildrenʹspettingzoo.Inhis
scaledrawing,thelongestsideofthelobbyis15cm.Theshortestsideofthelobbyis8cm.Thelongest
sideoftheactuallobbywillbe46m.Howlongwilltheshortestsideoftheactuallobbybe?
A) 24.5m B) 0.2m C) 86.3 m D) 0.9m
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6) Ifatree62.5feettallcastsashadowthatis25 feetlong,findtheheightofatreecastingashadowthatis19
feetlong.
A) 47.5ft B) 7.6ft C) 82.2 ft D) 56.5 ft
0.4 Polynomials
1 RecognizeMonomials
MULTIPLECHOICE.Choosetheonealternativethatbestcompletesthestatementoranswersthequestion.
Tellwhethertheexpressionisamonomial.Ifitis,namethevariable(s)andcoefficient,andgivethedegreeofthe
monomial.
1) 13x
A) Monomial;variablex;coefficient13;degree1
B) Monomial,variablex;coefficient1;degree13
C) Monomial,;variablex;coefficient13;degree0
D) Notamonomial
2) 13x9
A) Monomial;variablex;coefficient13;degree9 B) Monomial;variablex;coefficient9;degree13
C) Monomial;variablex;coefficient9;degree0 D) Notamonomial
3) 7
x
A) Monomial;variablex;coefficient7;degree1 B) Monomial;variablex;coefficient7;degree–1
C) Monomial;variablex;coefficient7;degree0 D) Notamonomial
4) –6x–10
A) Monomial;variablex;coefficient–6;degree–10
B) Monomial;variablex;coefficient10;degree–6
C) Monomial;variablex;coefficient–6;degree10
D) Notamonomial
5) –9xy2
A) Monomial;variablesx,y;coefficient–9;degree3
B) Monomial;variablesx,y;coefficient–9;degree2
C) Monomial;variablesx,y;coefficient–9;degree1
D) Notamonomial
6) –9x3y6
A) Monomial;variablesx,y;coefficient–9;degree9
B) Monomial;variablesx,y;coefficient–9;degree3
C) Monomial;variablesx,y;coefficient–9;degree6
D) Notamonomial
7) 19x
y
A) Monomial;variablesx,y;coefficient19;degree1
B) Monomial;variablesx,y;coefficient19;degree–2
C) Monomial;variablesx,y;coefficient19;degree2
D) Notamonomial
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8) ––2x12
y4
A) Monomial;variablesx,y;coefficient–2;degree12
B) Monomial;variablesx,y;coefficient–2;degree4
C) Monomial;variablesx,y;coefficient–2;degree8
D) Notamonomial
9) 7x3–4
A) Monomial;variablex;coefficient7;degree3 B) Monomial;variablex;coefficient4 ;degree3
C) Monomial;variablex;coefficient7;degree1 D) Notamonomial
2 RecognizePolynomials
MULTIPLECHOICE.Choosetheonealternativethatbestcompletesthestatementoranswersthequestion.
Tellwhethertheexpressionisapolynomial.Ifitis,giveitsdegree.
1) 5x3–2
A) Polynomial;degree3 B) Polynomial;degree2
C) Polynomial;degree5 D) Notapolynomial
2) 1–4x
A) Polynomial;degree1 B) Polynomial;degree4
C) Polynomial;degree–4 D) Notapolynomial
3) 15
A) Polynomial,degree0 B) Polynomial,degree1
C) Polynomial,degree15 D) Notapolynomial
4) 2π
A) polynomial,degree0 B) polynomial,degree1
C) polynomial,degree2 D) notapolynomial
5) 7x5–3
x
A) Polynomial;degree5 B) Polynomial;degree–1
C) Polynomial;degree1 D) Notapolynomial
6) 3
x
+1
A) Polynomial,degree0 B) Polynomial,degree–1
C) Polynomial,degree3 D) NotaPolynomial
7) –3y5–3
A) Polynomial;degree5 B) Polynomial;degree–3
C) Polynomial;degree3 D) Notapolynomial
8) –5z8+z
A) Polynomial;degree8 B) Polynomial;degree9
C) Polynomial;degree1 D) Notapolynomial
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9) 9x11+24x7
3x3
A) Polynomial;degree7 B) Polynomial;degree11
C) Polynomial;degree0 D) Notapolynomial
3 AddandSubtractPolynomials
MULTIPLECHOICE.Choosetheonealternativethatbestcompletesthestatementoranswersthequestion.
Addorsubtractasindicated.Expresstheanswerasasinglepolynomialinstandardform.
1) (4x2+10x–11)+(20x+11)
A) 4x2+30x B) 4x2+30x–22 C) 4x2+10x+22 D) 34x3
2) (8x2+8x–9)+(2x2+3x+3)
A) 10x2+11x–6B)
–7x2+11x+11 C) 10x2–11x–6 D) 10x2+11x+6
3) (8x2+13x+14)–(2x2–3x–6)
A) 6x2+16x+20 B) 6x2+15x+8C)6x
2+16x+8D)6x
2+16x–20
4) (6x3–2x2)+(8x3–4x2)
A) 14x3–6x2B) 14x6–6x4C) 8x5D) 8x10
5) (12x5–16x4)–(2x5–15x4)
A) 10x5–1x4B) 10x5–31x4C) 9x9D) 14x5–31x4
6) (2x5+5x2)+(8x5+3x2–9)
A) 10x5+8x2–9 B) 10x5+5x2–9x C) –9x+8x5–7x2D) 11x8
7) (7x2–9)–(–x3–10x2+1)
A) x3+17x2–10 B) 8x3–19x2–1C)x
3–3x2–8D)8x
3–10x2–10
8) (3x5+4x3+4)–(5x5+17x3–14)
A) –2x5–13x3+18 B) –2x5+9x3–10 C) –2x5–13x3–10 D) 3x8
9) (6x7–19x4–9)–(12x4+4x7–2)
A) 2x7–31x4–7B)2x
7–15x4–11 C) 2x7–31x4–11 D) –36x11
10) (2x6–8x3–5x)+(9x6–6x3+2x)
A) 11x6–14x3–3x B) 4x6–4x3–6x C) 11x–14x6–3x3D) –6x10
11) –3(x2+9x+1)+(–3x2–x+4)
A) –6x2–28x+1B)0x
2–28x+1C)
–6x2–27x+1D)
–6x2–28x+5
12) 7(2x3+x2–1)–9(9x3–4x+2)
A) –67x3+7x2+36x–25 B) –67x3+7x2–36x–25
C) –67x3+x2+36x–25 D) –67x3+7x2+36x+25
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13) (x2+1)–(9x2+9)+(x2+x–6)
A) –7x2+x–14 B) –9x2+x–14 C) –8x2+x–14 D) –7x2+10x–5
14) 8(1–y3)–5(1+y+y2+y3)
A) –13y3–5y2–5y+3B)
–13y3+5y2–5y–3
C) –13y3–5–ay2–5y+3 D) 13y3–5y2–5y+3
4 MultiplyPolynomials
MULTIPLECHOICE.Choosetheonealternativethatbestcompletesthestatementoranswersthequestion.
Performtheindicatedoperations.Expresstheanswerasasinglepolynomialinstandardform.
1) –4x(7x–10)
A) –28x2+40x B) 12x2C) –28x2–10x D) 7x2+40x
2) 5x7(–10x–2)
A) –50x8–10x7B) –50x–10 C) –50x8–2D)
–60x7
3) 8x4(–11x5–9)
A) –88x9–72x4B) –88x5–72 C) –88x9–9D)
–160x4
4) 3x2(–9x7–4x6–8)
A) –27x9–12x8–24x2B) –27x9–12x8
C) –27x9–4x6–8D)
–27x7–12x6–24
5) (x–12)(x2+7x–6)
A) x3–5x2–90x+72 B) x3+19x2+78x–72
C) x3–5x2–78x–72 D) x3+19x2+90x+72
6) (2y+11)(10y2–2y–4)
A) 20y3+106y2–30y–44 B) 20y3–4y2–8y+11
C) 130y2–26y–52 D) 20y3+114y2+30y+44
MultiplythepolynomialsusingtheFOILmethod.Expresstheanswerasasinglepolynomialinstandardform.
7) (x–5)(x+2)
A) x2–3x–10 B) x2–10x–3C)x
2–4x–10 D) x2–3x–3
8) (4x–10)(x+10)
A) 4x2+30x–100 B) 4x2–100x+30 C) 4x2+30x+30 D) 4x2+28x–100
9) (3x+8)(3x–6)
A) 9x2+6x–48 B) 6x2+6x–48 C) 9x2+6x+6D)6x
2+6x+6
10) (x+7y)(x–10y)
A) x2–3xy–70y2B) x–3xy–70y C) x2–3xy–3y2D) x2–6xy–70y2
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11) (x+12y)(5x–10y)
A) 5x2+50xy–120y2B) x2+50xy–120y2
C) 5x2+50xy+50y2D) x2+50xy+50y2
12) (–4x+2y)(–3x–2y)
A) 12x2+2xy–4y2B) 12x2–6xy–4y2C) 12x2+8xy–4y2D) 12x2+2xy+2y2
5KnowFormulasforSpecialProducts
MULTIPLECHOICE.Choosetheonealternativethatbestcompletesthestatementoranswersthequestion.
Multiplythepolynomials.Expresstheanswerasasinglepolynomialinstandardform.
1) (x+13)(x–13)
A) x2–169 B) x2–26 C) x2–26x–169 D) x2+26x–169
2) (2x+11)(2x–11)
A) 4x2–121 B) x2–121 C) 4x2–44x–121 D) 4x2+44x–121
3) (x+3)2
A) x2+6x+9B)x
2+9C)9x
2+6x+9D)x+9
4) (x–10)2
A) x2–20x+100 B) x2+100 C) 100x2–20x+100 D) x+100
5) (8x+3)2
A) 64x2+48x+9 B) 64x2+9C)8x
2+48x+9D)8x
2+9
6) (x+13y)(x–13y)
A) x2–169y2B) x2–26y2C) x2–26xy–169y2D) x2+26xy–169y2
7) (3y+x)(3y–x)
A) 9y2–x2B) 6y2–x2C) 9y2–6xy–x2D) 9y2+6xy–x2
8) (6x–7)2
A) 36x2–84x+49 B) 36x2+49 C) 6x2–84x+49 D) 6x2+49
9) (t–b)2
A) t2–2tb+b2B) t2–tb+b2C) t2–2tb–b2D) t2+2tb+b2
10) (6x+7y)2
A) 36x2+84xy+49y2B) 36x2+49y2
C) 6x2+84xy+49y2D) 6x2+49y2
11) (3x–4y)2
A) 9x2–24xy+16y2B) 9x2+16y2C) 3x2–24xy+16y2D) 3x2+16y2
12) (x–4)3
A) x3–12x2+48x–64 B) x3–4x2+24x–64
C) x3–12x2+24x–64 D) x3–12x2+12x–64
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13) (2x+4)3
A) 8x3+48x2+96x+64 B) 8x3+48x2+48x+64
C) 4x6+8x3+4096 D) 4x2+16x+16
6 DividePolynomialsUsingLongDivision
MULTIPLECHOICE.Choosetheonealternativethatbestcompletesthestatementoranswersthequestion.
Findthequotientandtheremainder.
1) 9x8–15x4dividedby3x
A) 3x7–5x3;remainder0B)9x
7–15x3;remainder0
C) 3x9–5x5;remainder0D)3x
8–5x4;remainder0
2) 16x2+8x–13dividedby4x
A) 4x+2;remainder–13 B) 4x2+2x–13
4;remainder0
C) 16x+8;remainder–13 D) 4x–11;remainder0
3) x2+11x+18dividedbyx+9
A) x+2;remainder0B)x–9;remainder0
C) x2+2;remainder0D)x
3–9;remainder0
4) 9x2+36x–45dividedbyx+5
A) 9x–9;remainder0B
)9x+9;remainder0
C) x–9;remainder0D)9x–9;remainder7
5) x2+3x–13dividedbyx+6
A) x–3;remainder5B)x–3;remainder0C)x+3;remainder5D)x–5;remainder3
6) x2+8x+7dividedbyx+2
A) x+6;remainder–5B)x+6;remainder5
C) x+6;remainder0D)x+7;remainder0
7) 3x3+18x2–73x+72dividedbyx+9
A) 3x2–9x+8;remainder0B)3x
2+9x+8;remainder0
C) x2+10x+11;remainder0D)x
2+9x+3;remainder0
8) 25x3–25x2–6x+3dividedby–5x+1
A) –5x2+4x+2;remainder1B)
–5x2+4x+2;remainder0
C) –5x2+4x+2;remainder4D)x
2+2;remainder4
9) 5x3–7x2+7x–8dividedby5x–2
A) x2–x+1;remainder–6B)x
2–x+1;remainder6
C) x2–x+1;remainder10 D) x2+x–1;remainder–6
10) x4+81dividedbyx–3
A) x3+3x2+9x+27;remainder162 B) x3+3x2+9x+27;remainder81
C) x3+3x2+9x+27;remainder0D)x
3–3x2+9x–27;remainder162
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11) –25x3–35x2–37x–6dividedby–5x–3
A) 5x2+4x+5;remainder9B)5x
2+4x+5;remainder0
C) 5x2+4x+5;remainder12 D) x2+5;remainder4
12) –15x3–10x2+34x+20dividedby3x+5
A) –5x2+5x+3;remainder5B
)
–5x2+5x+3;remainder0
C) –5x2+5x+3;remainder8D)x
2+3;remainder5
13) x4+7x2+10dividedbyx2+1
A) x2+6;remainder4B)x
2+6x+3
2;remainder0
C) x2+6;remainder0D)x
2+6x+2;remainder4
14) x4+16dividedbyx–2
A) x3+2x2+4x+8;remainder32 B) x3+2x2+4x+8;remainder16
C) x3+2x2+4x+8;remainder0D)x
3–2x2+4x–8;remainder32
15) x2–25a2dividedbyx–5a
A) x+5a B) x–5a C) x2–10xa D) x2+10xa
7 WorkwithPolynomialsinTwoVariables
MULTIPLECHOICE.Choosetheonealternativethatbestcompletesthestatementoranswersthequestion.
MultiplythepolynomialsusingtheFOILmethod.Expresstheanswerasasinglepolynomialinstandardform.
1) (x+12y)(x+9y)
A) x2+21xy+108y2B) x+21xy+108y C) x2+21xy+21y2D) x2+18xy+108y2
2) (–4x+3y)(2x+10y)
A) –8x2–34xy+30y2B) –8x2+6xy+30y2
C) –8x2–40xy+30y2D) –8x2–34xy–34y2
Multiplythepolynomialsusingthespecialproductformulas.Expresstheanswerasasinglepolynomialin
standardform.
3) (x+8y)(x–8y)
A) x2–64y2B) x2–16y2C) x2–16xy–64y2D) x2+16xy–64y2
4) (4x+y)(4x–y)
A) 16x2–y2B) 8x2–y2C) 16x2–8xy–y2D) 16x2+8xy–y2
5) (4x+9y)(4x–9y)
A) 16x2–81y2B) 16x2–72xy–81y2
C) 8x2–18y2D) 16x2+72xy–81y2
6) (x–y)2
A) x2–2xy+y2B) x2–xy+y2C) x2–y2D) x2–2x2y2+y2
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7) (x–7y)2
A) x2–14xy+49y2B) x2–7xy+49y2C) x2–y2D) x2+14xy+49y2
8) (6x–y)2
A) 36x2–12xy+y2B) 36x2–6xy+y2C) 36x2+y2D) 36x2–12xy–2y2
9) (2x+5y)2
A) 4x2+20xy+25y2B) 4x2+25y2C) 2x2+20xy+25y2D) 2x2+25y2
10) (3x–8y)2
A) 9x2–48xy+64y2B) 9x2+64y2C) 3x2–48xy+64y2D) 3x2+64y2
0.5 FactoringPolynomials
1 FactortheDifferenceofTwoSquaresandtheSumandDifferenceofTwoCubes
MULTIPLECHOICE.Choosetheonealternativethatbestcompletesthestatementoranswersthequestion.
Factorthepolynomialbyremovingthecommonmonomialfactor.
1) 6x–12
A) 6(x–2) B) 6(x+2) C) x(x–6) D) x(x+6)
2) 9x2–18x
A) 9x(x–2) B) 9x(x+2) C) 9(x2–2x) D) 9x2(x–2)
Factorthedifferenceoftwosquares.
3) x2–64
A) (x+8)(x–8) B) (x+64)(x–64) C) (x–8)(x–8) D) (x2+8)(x2–8)
4) 64x2–1
A) (8x–1)(8x+1) B) (8x+1)2C) (8x–1)2D) prime
5) 49–x2
A) (7–x)(7+x) B) (7+x)2C) (7–x)2D) prime
6) 49x2–16
A) (7x+4)(7x–4) B) (7x–4)2C) (7x+4)2D) (49x+1)(x–16)
Factorthesumordifferenceoftwocubes.
7) x3–27
A) (x–3)(x2+3x+9) B) (x+3)(x2–3x+9)
C) (x–3)(x2+9) D) (x+27)(x2–1)
8) x3+64
A) (x+4)(x2–4x+16) B) (x–4)(x2+4x+16)
C) (x+4)(x2+16) D) (x–64)(x2–1)
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9) 729y3–1
A) (9y–1)(81y2+9y+1) B) (9y–1)(81y2+1)
C) (729y–1)(y2+9y+1) D) (9y+1)(81y2–9y+1)
10) 343x3+1
A) (7x+1)(49x2–7x+1) B) (7x+1)(49x2+1)
C) (7x+1)(49x2+7x+1) D) (7x+1)(49x2–7x–1)
11) 125–x3
A) (5–x)(25+5x+x2)B)(5+x)(25–5x+x2)
C) (5–x)(25+x2)D)(5+x)(25–x2)
12) 1000x3–729
A) (10x–9)(100x2+90x+81) B) (10x–9)(100x2+81)
C) (1000x–9)(x2+90x+81) D) (10x+9)(100x2–90x+81)
13) 343x3+729
A) (7x+9)(49x2–63x+81) B) (7x+9)(49x2+63x+81)
C) (343x–9)(x2+63x+81) D) (7x–9)(49x2+63x+81)
14) 27–8x3
A) (3–2x)(9+6x+4x2)B
)(3–2x)(9+4x2)
C) (27–2x)(1+6x+4x2)D)(3+2x2)(9–6x+4x2)
Factorcompletely.Ifthepolynomialcannotbefactored,sayitisprime.
15) 3x2–147
A) 3(x+7)(x–7) B) 3(x–7)2C) 3(x+7)2D) prime
16) x4–9
A) (x2+3)(x2–3) B) (x2+3)2C) (x2–3)2D) prime
17) x4–256
A) (x2+16)(x+4)(x–4) B) (x2+16)2
C) (x2–16)2D) prime
18) (x+9)2–49
A) (x+16)(x+2) B) (x+58)(x–40) C) (x–2)(x–16) D) x2+18x+32
19) (x–2)2–16
A) (x+2)(x–6) B) (x+14)(x–18) C) (x–2)(x+6) D) (x–6)2
20) x9+1
A) (x+1)(x2–x+1)(x6–x3+1) B) (x3+1)(x6–x3+1)
C) (x–1)(x2+x+1)(x6+x3+1) D) (x–1)(x+1)(x6–x3+1)
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21) 125x4–x
A) x(5x–1)(25x2+5x+1) B) x(5x–1)(25x2+1)
C) x(125x–1)(x2+5x+1) D) x(5x+1)(25x2–5x+1)
22) (4x+1)3–512
A) (4x–7)(16x2+40x+73) B) (4x+9)(16x2–24x+57)
C) (4x–7)(16x2–24x+57) D) (4x–7)(16x2–24x+73)
23) (3–x)3–x3
A) (3–2x)(x2–3x+9) B) (3–x)(x2–3x+9)
C) (3–2x)(3x2–3x+9) D) (3+2x)(x2–3x+9)
2 FactorPerfectSquares
MULTIPLECHOICE.Choosetheonealternativethatbestcompletesthestatementoranswersthequestion.
Factortheperfectsquare.
1) x2+30x+225
A) (x+15)2B) (x–15)2C) (x+15)(x–15) D) x2+30x+225
2) x2–12x+36
A) (x–6)2B) (x–6)(x+6) C) (x+6)2D) (x–12)(x+12)
3) 49x2–70x+25
A) (7x–5)2B) (7x+5)2C) (7x+5)(7x–5) D) (7x–6)2
4) 9x2+12x+4
A) (3x+2)2B) (3x–2)2C) (3x+2)(3x–2) D) (3x–3)2
5) x4+8x2+16
A) (x2+4)2B) (x2–4)2C) (x +4)(x–4) D) (x+4)2
Factorcompletely.Ifthepolynomialcannotbefactored,sayitisprime.
6) 98x2+224x+128
A) 2(7x+8)2B) 2(7x–8)2C) 2(7x+8)(7x–8) D) prime
7) x3+24x2+144x
A) x(x+12)2B) x(x–12)2C) x(x+12)(x–12) D) prime
3 FactoraSecond–DegreePolynomial:x^2+Bx+C
MULTIPLECHOICE.Choosetheonealternativethatbestcompletesthestatementoranswersthequestion.
Factorthepolynomial.
1) x2–x–12
A) (x+3)(x–4) B) (x+4)(x–3) C) (x+1)(x–12) D) prime
2) x2+13x+42
A) (x+7)(x+6) B) (x–7)(x+6) C) (x–7)(x+1) D) prime
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3) x2+7x–44
A) (x+11)(x–4) B) (x–11)(x+4) C) (x–11)(x+1) D) prime
4) x2+16
A) (x+4)(x–4) B) (x+4)2C) (x–4)2D) prime
Factorcompletely.Ifthepolynomialcannotbefactored,sayitisprime.
5) 7x2–7x–42
A) 7(x+2)(x–3) B) (7x+14)(x–3) C) 7(x–2)(x+3) D) prime
6) 2x2–18x+40
A) 2(x–4)(x–5) B) 2(x–20)(x+1) C) (x–4)(2x–10) D) prime
7) 4x3+4x2–80x
A) 4x(x–4)(x+5) B) 4x(x+4)(x–5) C) (4x2+16x)(x–5) D) (x–4)(4x2+20)
8) (x+8)2–11(x+8)+18
A) (x–1)(x+6) B) (x+17)(x+10)
C) (x2+8x–9)(x2+8x–2) D) (x2–8x+9)(x2–8x+2)
9) x4+10x2+24
A) (x2+6)(x2+4) B) (x2–6)(x2+4) C) (x2–6)(x2+1) D) Prime
4 FactorbyGrouping
MULTIPLECHOICE.Choosetheonealternativethatbestcompletesthestatementoranswersthequestion.
Factorthepolynomialbygrouping.
1) x2+3x+7x+21
A) (x+3)(x+7) B) (x–3)(x–7) C) (x–3)(x+7) D) prime
2) 3x2+2x+6x+4
A) (x+2)(3x+2) B) (3x+2)(3x+2) C) (3x+2)(2x+3) D) prime
3) 8x2–20x+6x–15
A) (4x+3)(2x–5) B) (4x–3)(2x+5) C) (8x+3)(x–5) D) (8x–3)(x+5)
4) 15x2–20x+6x–8
A) (5x+2)(3x–4) B) (5x–2)(3x+4) C) (15x+2)(x–4) D) (15x–2)(x+4)
Factorcompletely.Ifthepolynomialcannotbefactored,sayitisprime.
5) x3–4x+4x2–16
A) (x+2)(x–2)(x+4) B) (x2–4)(x+4)
C) (x–2)2(x+4) D) prime
6) 2x2–14x–8x+56
A) 2(x–7)(x–4) B) (x–7)(x–4) C) (x–7)(2x–8) D) 2(x+7)(x+4)
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7) 2y3+12y2–14y2–84y
A) 2y(y+6)(y–7) B) (y+6)(y–7) C) (y+6)(2y2–14y) D) 2y(y–6)(y+7)
8) 15x4+20x2–12x2–16
A) (5x2–4)(3x2+4) B) (5x2+4)(3x2–4) C) (5x4–4)(3x+4) D) (15x2+4)(x2–4)
9) 20x2–25xy+8xy–10y2
A) (5x+2y)(4x–5y) B) (5x+2)(4x–5) C) (5x–2y)(4x–5y) D) (20x+2y)(x–5y)
10) 20x3–12x2y–25xy2+15y3
A) (4x2–5y2)(5x–3y) B) (4x2–5y)(5x–3y)
C) (4x2+5y2)(5x+3y) D) (20x2–5y2)(x–3y)
Anexpressionthatoccursincalculusisgiven.Factorcompletely.
11) 2(x+6)(x–5)3+(x+6)2·6(x–5)2
A) 2(x+6)(x–5)2(4x+13) B) (x+6)(x–5)2(4x+13)
C) (x+6)(x–5)2(8x+26) D) 2(x+5)(x–6)2(4x+13)
12) (2x+1)2+3(2x+1)–4
A) 2x(2x+5) B) 2x–6 C) 2x(2x+1) D) 2x–1
13) 3(x+5)2(2x–1)2+4(x+5)3(2x–1)
A) (x+5)2(2x–1)(10x+17) B) (x+5)2(2x–1)(x+17)
C) (x+5)2(10x+17) D) (x+5)(2x–1)(10x+17)
5 FactoraSecond–DegreePolynomial:Ax^2+Bx+C,A≠1
MULTIPLECHOICE.Choosetheonealternativethatbestcompletesthestatementoranswersthequestion.
Factorthepolynomial.
1) 12x2+17x+6
A) (3x+2)(4x+3) B) (3x–2)(4x–3) C) (12x+2)(x+3) D) prime
2) 6y2+13y+6
A) (2y+3)(3y+2) B) (2y–3)(3y–2) C) (6y+3)(y+2) D) prime
3) 15z2+8z–16
A) (3z+4)(5z–4) B) (3z–4)(5z+4) C) (15z+4)(z–4) D) prime
4) 20z2–7z–6
A) (4z–3)(5z+2) B) (4z+3)(5z–2) C) (20z–3)(z+2) D) prime
5) 6x2–5xt–6t2
A) (2x–3t)(3x+2t) B) (2x+3t)(3x–2t) C) (6x–3t)(x+2t) D) prime
6) 12z2–7z–12
A) (3z–4)(4z+3) B) (3z+4)(4z–3) C) (12z–4)(z+3) D) prime
7) x2–x–35
A) (x–35)(x+1) B) (x+5)(x–7) C) (x–5)(x+7) D) prime
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Factorcompletely.Ifthepolynomialcannotbefactored,sayitisprime.
8) 21x2–91x–70
A) 7(3x+2)(x–5) B) 7(3x–2)(x+5) C) (21x+14)(x–5) D) prime
9) 10x2–35x–20
A) 5(2x+1)(x–4) B) 5(2x–1)(x+4) C) (10x–5)(x+4) D) prime
10) 14y2+63y–35
A) 7(2y–1)(y+5) B) 7(2y+1)(y–5) C) (14y–7)(y+5) D) prime
11) 24x2–87x+45
A) 3(8x–5)(x–3) B) 3(8x+5)(x+3) C) (8x–5)(3x–3) D) prime
12) 20x3+37x2+15x
A) x(4x+5)(5x+3) B) x(5x+5)(4x+3) C) (4x2+5)(5x+3) D) x2(4x+5)(5x+3)
13) 27x2+81x+60
A) 3(3x+4)(3x+5) B) 3(3x+1)(3x+20) C) 3(20x+4)(x+5) D) (3x+1)(3x+20)
14) 15(x–7)2–5(x–7)–10
A) (5x–40)(3x–19) B) (5x+12)(3x+9) C) (5x+5)(3x+2) D) (5x+37)(3x+26)
15) 8x4+18x2+9
A) (4x2+3)(2x2+3) B) (2x2–3)(4x2–3) C) (4x2+1)(2x2+9) D) (8x2+3)(x2+3)
16) 15x4–19x2–10
A) (3x2–5)(5x2+2) B) (5x–2)(3x+5) C) (3x2+1)(5x2–10) D) (15x2–5)(x2+2)
17) 15x6+11x3–12
A) (3x3+4)(5x3–3) B) (5x3+3)(3x3–4) C) 15(x3–3)(x3+4) D) (3x3+1)(5x3–12)
18) 7y6–37y3+10
A) (7y3–2)(y3–5) B) y2(7y2–2)(y2–5)
C) y4(7y–2)(y–5) D) (7y3–5y2+y–2)(y3–2y2+y–5)
6 CompletetheSquare
MULTIPLECHOICE.Choosetheonealternativethatbestcompletesthestatementoranswersthequestion.
Whatnumbershouldbeaddedtocompletethesquareoftheexpression?
1) x2+12x
A) 36 B) 6 C) 72 D) 18
2) x2–6x
A) 9 B) –3C)18D)5
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3) x2+4
5x
A) 4
25 B) 8
25 C) 16
25 D) 1
5
4) x2–1
2x
A) 1
16 B) –1
8C) 1
4D) –1
4
5) x2–x
A) 1
4B) 1
2C) 1 D) 4
0.6 SyntheticDivisio
n
1 DividePolynomialsUsingSyntheticDivision
MULTIPLECHOICE.Choosetheonealternativethatbestcompletesthestatementoranswersthequestion.
Usesyntheticdivisiontofindthequotientandtheremainder.
1) x2+11x+16isdividedbyx+8
A) x+3;remainder–8B)x+3;remainder8
C) x+3;remainder0D
)x+4;remainder0
2) x3–x2+6isdividedbyx+2
A) x2–3x+6;remainder–6B)x
2–3x+6;remainder2
C) x2+x+2;remainder–6D)3x
2–4x+2;remainder0
3) x5+x2–2isdividedbyx–2
A) x4+2x3+4x2+9x+18;remainder34 B) x4+2x3+5x2+10x+20;remainder38
C) x4+3x2;remainder4D)x
4+3;remainder4
4) 2x3+6x2–4x+16isdividedbyx+4
A) 2x2–2x+4;remainder0B)
–2x2–4x+4;remainder0
C) 1
2x2+3
2x–1;remainder0D)2x
2x+3
2
+4;remainder0
5) x5–2x4–13x3–8x2–7x–14isdividedbyx–5
A) x4+3x3+2x2+2x+3;remainder1B)x
3+3x2+2x+2;remainder1
C) x4+3x3+2x2+2x–3;remainder3D)x
4+3x3+2x2+2x+1;remainder0
6) x4–4isdividedbyx–2
A) x3+2x2+4x+8;remainder12 B) x3+2x2+4x+8;remainder254
C) x3+6x2+4x+2;remainder12 D) x3+4x2+16x+64;remainder254
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7) x4+1296isdividedbyx–6
A) x3+6x2+36x+216;remainder2592 B) x3+6x2+36x+216;remainder1296
C) x3+6x2+36x+216;remainder0D)x
3–6x2+36x–216;remainder2592
8) 6x5–5x4+x–4isdividedbyx+1
2
A) 6x4–8x3+4x2–2x+2;remainder–5B)6x
4–2x3–x2+1
2x+5
4;remainder–27
8
C) 6x4–8x3+5;remainder–13
2D) 6x4–2x3+x2–1
2x+5
4;remainder–37
8
Usesyntheticdivisiontodeterminewhetherx–cisafactorofthegivenpolynomial.
9) x3–8x2+20x–16;x–4
A) Yes B) No
10) x3+13x2+31x–45;x–3
A) Yes B) No
11) x3–5x2–22x+56;x+4
A) Yes B) No
12) x3–12x2+20x+100;x+6
A) Yes B) No
13) 3x3–22x2+47x–28;x–6
A) Yes B) No
14) 2x3–14x2–28x+96;x+2
A) Yes B) No
15) 4x3–27x2+8x+60;x–6
A) Yes B) No
16) 4x3–27x2+20x+75;x–5
A) Yes B) No
17) 6x5–5x4+x–4;x+1
2
A) Yes B) No
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0.7 RationalExpressions
1 ReduceaRationalExpressiontoLowestTerms
MULTIPLECHOICE.Choosetheonealternativethatbestcompletesthestatementoranswersthequestion.
Reducetherationalexpressiontolowestterms.
1) x2–36
x–6
A) x+6B)x–6C)
1
x–6D) 1
x+6
2) 4x+2
12x2+22x+8
A) 1
3x+4B) 4x+2
12x2+22x+8
C) 4x+3
3x+22 D) 4x
3x+4
3) y2+5y+6
y2+10y+16
A) y+3
y+8B) 5y+6
10y+16 C) 5y+3
10y+8D) –y2+5y+6
y2+10y+16
4) 3x2–18x+24
x–4
A) 3x–6B)
3x2–18x+24
x–4C) 3x2–24 D) 1
x–4
5) x2+9x+20
x2+11x+28
A) x+5
x+7B) 9x+20
11x+28 C) 9x+5
11x+7D) –x2+9x+20
x2+11x+28
6) 2x2+13x+6
2x2+7x–30
A) 2x+1
2x–5B) x–1
x+5C) 2x+6
2x–6D) x+2
x–4
7) 7x2+21x3
11x+33x2
A) 7x
11 B) 7x2+21x3
11x+33x2C) 7+21x3
11x+33 D) 7
11
8) y3–343
y–7
A) y2+7y+49 B) y3–343
y–7C) y2–49 D) 1
y–7
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Anexpressionthatoccursincalculusisgiven.Reducetheexpressiontolowestterms.
9) (x2+3)·8–(8x+9)·4x
(x2+3)3
A) –24x2–36x+24
(x2+3)3B) –32x2–36x+8
(x2+3)2C) 24x2+36x–24
(x2+3)3D) –40x2–36x+24
(x2+3)3
10) (2x+5)4x–2x2(2)
(2x+5)2
A) 4x(x+5)
(2x+5)2B) 2x
(x+5)2C) 4x
(2x+5)2D) 4(x+5)
(2x+5)2
2 MultiplyandDivideRationalExpressions
MULTIPLECHOICE.Choosetheonealternativethatbestcompletesthestatementoranswersthequestion.
Performtheindicatedoperationsandsimplifytheresult.Leavetheanswerinfactoredform.
1) 6x
12x+6
·14x+7
3
A) 7x
3B) 7
3C) 7x
18 D) x
3
2) 2x–2
x
·8x2
6x–6
A) 8x
3B) 3
8x C) 16x3–16x2
6x2–6x D) 12x2+24x+12
8x3
3) x3+1
x3–x2+x
·6x
–18x–18
A) –1
3B) x+1
3(–x–1) C) –x3+1
3(x+1) D) –x2+1
3
4) x2+6x+8
x2+4x+4
·x2+4x+4
x2+6x+8
A) 1 B) 1
x+2C) x+2
x+2D) x+4
x+2
5) x2–8x+15
x2–18x+72
·x2–16x+48
x2–11x+24
A) (x–5)(x–4)
(x–6)(x–8) B) (x+5)(x+4)
(x+6)(x+8)
C) (x2–8x+15)(x2–16x+48)
(x2–18x+72)(x2–11x+24)
D) (x–5)
(x–8)
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6) x2+10x+24
x2+12x+32
·x2+8x
x2+3x–18
A) x
x–3B) 1
x–3C) x(x+8)
x–3D) x
x2+12x+32
7) 9x4–72x
3x2–12
·x2+x–2
4x3+8x2+16x
A) 3(x–1)
4B) 3x(x–1)
4C) 3x(x–1)(x–2)2
4(x+2)2D) 3x(x+1)
4
8) x2+13x+40
x2+15x+56
·x2+7x
x2+13x+40
A) x
x+8B) 1
x+8C) x2+7x
x+8D) x
x2+15x+56
9) 10x2–3x–4
5x2–x–4
·15x2+12x
1–4x2
A) 3x(5x–4)
(1–2x)(x–1) B) 3x
(1–2x)(x–1) C) (5x+4)(5x–4)
(1–2x)(x–1) D) 3x(5x+4)
(1–2x)(x–1)
10)
9x–9
5
3x–3
40
A) 24 B) 27(x–1)2
200 C) 1
24 D) 8(9x–9)
3x–3
11)
 2x–2
x
6x–6
5x2
A) 5x
3B) 3
5x C) 10x2(x–1)
6x(x–1) D) 12(x+1)2
5x3
12)
 x2+4x+4
x2+6x+8
x2+2x
x2+10x+24
A) x+6
xB) x+6C)
x+6
x(x+4) D) x
(x+4)(x+2)
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13)
 x2–16x+64
7x–56
6x–48
42
A) 1 B) (x–8)2
49 C) x2–16x+64
(x–8)2D) 42
14)
 1
x+6
3
x2–36
A) x–6
3B) x+6
3C) x–6D)
3
x–6
15)
x2–81
x
x+9
x–10
A) (x–9)(x–10)
xB) (x–9)(x–10) C) (x+9)(x2+9)
x(x–10) D) x
(x–9)(x–10)
16)
16x2–49
x2–16
4x–7
x+4
A) 4x+7
x–4B) 4x–7
x+4
C) (4x–7)(16x2–49)
(x2+4)(x+4)
D) x–4
4x+7
3 AddandSubtractRationalExpressions
MULTIPLECHOICE.Choosetheonealternativethatbestcompletesthestatementoranswersthequestion.
Performtheindicatedoperationsandsimplifytheresult.Leavetheanswerinfactoredform.
1) x
8
–15
7
A) 7x–120
56 B) x–15
15 C) x–15
56 D) 7x+120
120
2) 5x+7
2
–5x–7
2
A) 7 B) 5x C) 0 D) 49
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3) 8x2
x–1
–8x
x–1
A) 8x B) 8x(x+1)
x–1C) 0 D) 8x
x–1
4) 7
12x
–1
6x
A) 5
12x B) 12
5x C) 1 D) 5
24x
5) 3
11x
+5
11x
A) 8
11x B) 11
8x C) 1 D) 8
22x
6) 5x+6
x
+7x–3
9x
A) 52x+51
9x B) 52x–57
9x C) 38x+51
9x D) 52x+51
9x2
7) 6
x2
–8
x
A) 2(3–4x)
x2B) 2(3+4x)
x2C) 2(4x–3)
xD) 2(3x+4)
x2
8) 4
x
+5
x–9
A) 9x–36
x(x–9) B) 36x–9
x(x–9) C) 9x–36
x(9–x) D) 36x–9
x(9–x)
9) 2
x+6
–5
x–6
A) –3x–42
(x+6)(x–6) B) –3x+18
(x+6)(x–6) C) –3
(x+6)(x–6) D) –3x+42
(x+6)(x–6)
10) 20
x–4
+4
x–4
A) 24
x–4B) 16
x–4C) 16
xD) 20(x–4)
4(x–4)
11) 6x2
x–1
–6x
x–1
A) 6x B) 6x(x+1)
x–1C) 0 D) 6x
x–1
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12) 6–x
x–4
–2x+1
4–x
A) x+7
x–4B) x+5
x–4C) –x+7
x–4D) –x+5
x–4
13) x+9
x+3
–x+9
x–7
A) –10(x+9)
(x+3)(x–7) B) –4(x+9)
(x+3)(x–7) C) 0 D) 10(x+9)
(x+3)(x–7)
14) 7x
x–2
+2
2–x
A) 7x–2
x–2B) 7x+2
x–2C) 7x–2
2–xD) 5x
x–2
15) x2–9x
x–6
+18
x–6
A) x–3B)x+6C)x+3D)x–6
4 UsetheLeastCommonMultipleMethod
MULTIPLECHOICE.Choosetheonealternativethatbestcompletesthestatementoranswersthequestion.
FindtheLCMofthegivenpolynomials.
1) x,x–9
A) x(x–9) B) x–9 C) x D) x2(x–9)
2) 5x+35,x2+7x
A) 5x(x+7) B) 5x+7C)5x
2+7D)5x
2+35
3) x2+8x+16,x2+4x
A) x(x+4)2B) x(x+1)(x+4) C) (x+4)2D) x(x+4)
4) x2+2x–8,3x–6
A) 3(x+4)(x–2) B) 3(x–4)(x+2) C) 3(x+4)(x+2) D) 3(x–4)(x–2)
5) x2+4x–5,x2+11x+30
A) (x–1)(x+5)(x+6) B) (x–1)(x+5)
C) (x+5)(x+6) D) (x+1)(x–5)(x+6)
6) x–10
,
10–x
A) (x–10)or(10–x) B) (x–10)(10 –x) C) –1D)x+10
7) 3x–4
,
3x+4
A) (3x–4)(3x+4) B) (3x–4)or(3x+4) C) (3x–4) D) (3x+4)
8) x2–9x,(x–9)2
A) x(x–9)2B) x(x–9) C) (x+9)(x–9)2D) x(x+9)2
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9) x2–6x–27,x2–9,x2–12x+27
A) (x–9)(x+3)(x–3) B) (x+9)(x+3)(x–3)
C) (x–9)(x+3) D) (x+9)(x–3)2
Performtheindicatedoperationsandsimplifytheresult.Leavetheanswerinfactoredform.
10) 4
x
+7
x–9
A) 11x–36
x(x–9) B) 36x–11
x(x–9) C) 11x–36
x(9–x) D) 36x–11
x(9–x)
11) –1
6
–6
5x
A) –5x–36
30x B) –11
30–5x C) 5x–36
30x D) –5x+36
30x
12) 1
(x+2)(x+5)
–3
(x+5)(x+4)
A) –2(x+1)
(x+2)(x+5)(x+4) B) 2(2x+5)
(x+2)(x+5)(x+4)
C) –2(x+3)
(x+2)(x+5)(x+4) D) 2(x+1)
(x+2)(x+5)(x+4)
13) x–4
x2–8x+15
+2x+3
x2+5x–24
A) 3x2–3x–47
(x–3)(x–5)(x+8) B) 3x2–3x–47
(x+3)(x+5)(x–8)
C) 3x–1
2x2–3x–9D) 3x–1
14) 2
x2–3x+2
+5
x2–1
A) 7x–8
(x–1)(x+1)(x–2) B) 7x–8
(x–1)(x–2)
C) 8x–7
(x–1)(x+1)(x–2) D) 20x–8
(x–1)(x+1)(x–2)
15) x
x2–16
–8
x2+5x+4
A) x2–7x+32
(x–4)(x+4)(x+1) B) x2+7x+32
(x–4)(x+4)(x+1)
C) x2–7x+32
(x–4)(x+4) D) x2–7
(x–4)(x+4)(x+1)
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16) 8
x2+2x
+7
x
+4
x+2
A) 11
xB) 4
xC) 7
xD) 28
x
17) 3x
x+1
+4
x–1
–6
x2–1
A) 3x–2
x–1B) 3x–2
x+1C) x+1
x–1D) 3x
x–1
18) 3x
x2–5x–36
–x–1
x2–16
+1
x2–13x+36
A) 2x2–x–5
(x–9)(x+4)(x–4) B) 2x2–21x+13
(x–9)(x+4)(x–4)
C) 2x–1
(x–9)(x+4) D) 2x–1
(x–9)(x–4)
5 SimplifyComplexRationalExpressions
MULTIPLECHOICE.Choosetheonealternativethatbestcompletesthestatementoranswersthequestion.
Performtheindicatedoperationsandsimplifytheresult.Leavetheanswerinfactoredform.
1)
2
x
+2
2
x
–2
A) 1+x
1–xB) 2(1+x)
1–xC) 2–x2D) x2
2–x2
2)
1–10
x
1+10
x
A) x–10
x+10 B) x+10
x–10 C) x–10 D) x+10
3)
3
x
+1
3
x
–1
A) 3+x
3–xB) 3 C) x2+3D)
x2
x2+3
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4)
1–1
x
5+1
x
A) x–1
5x+1B) x–1
5x C) x+1
5x–1D) 5x+1
x–1
5)
1–4
x
x–16
x
A) 1
x+4B) 1
x–4C) x+4D)x–4
6)
x
4
–1
x
1+2
x
A) x–2
4B) x+2
4C) 4
x–2D) 4
x+2
7)
9+3
x
x
4
+1
12
A) 36
xB) x
36 C) 1 D) 36
8)
3
x
+4
x2
9
x2
–16
x
A) 3x+4
9–16x B) 1
3x–4C) 1
3–4x D) 3x2+4
9–16x
9)
5
x
+2
25
x2
–4
A) x
5–2x B) x
5x–2C) 1
5–2x D) 1
5x–2
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10)
x–x
x–5
x–6
A) x
x–5B) x
x–6C) x2
x–5D) x
x+5
11)
7
7x–1
–7
7
7x–1
+7
A) 2–7x
7x B) 2+7x
7x C) 2–x
xD) 7x
2–7x
12)
13
14–x
+14
x–14
5
x
+9
x–14
A) x
14x–70 B) 27x
14x–70 C) –x
14x–70 D) –27x
14x–70
13)
x
x–2
+1
3
x2–4
+1
A) 2x+4
x+1B) x+2
x+1C) 2x+4
x–1D) 2x–4
x–1
14)
2
x+7
+4
x+3
3x+17
x2+10x+21
A) 2 B) 1
2C) 3x+17 D) 6
15)
x+7
x–7
+x–7
x+7
x+7
x–7
–x–7
x+7
A) x2+49
14x B) 1 C) (x+7)3
28x(x+8) D) (x+7)2
14x
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16)
1
x+5
+1
x–5
1
x2–25
A) 2x B) x2C) 10 D) –10
17)
2
x2–3x–10
–1
x–5
1
x+2
+1
A) –x
x2–2x–15
B) x
x2–4x–15
C) –x
x2–3x–10
D) –1
Solvetheproblem.
18) Thefocallengthfofalenswithindexofrefractionnis1
f
=(n–1)
1
R1
+1
R2whereR1andR2aretheradii
ofcurvatureofthefrontandbacksurfacesofthelens.Expressfasarationalexpression.
A) f=R1R2
(n–1)(R1+R2)B) f=(n–1)(R1+R2)
R1R2
C) f=R1R2
(n+1)(R1–R2)D) f=n(R1–R2)
R1R2
19) Anelectricalcircuitcontainstworesistorsconnectedinparallel.IftheresistanceofeachisR1andR2
ohms,respectively,thentheircombinedresistanceRisgiventheformula
R=1
1
R1
+1
R2
IftheircombinedresistanceRis2ohmsandR2is3ohms,findR1.
A) 6ohms B) 1
6
ohm C) 2 ohms D) 1ohms
0.8 nthRoots;RationalExponents
1 WorkwithnthRoots
MULTIPLECHOICE.Choosetheonealternativethatbestcompletesthestatementoranswersthequestion.
Simplifytheexpression.Assumethatallvariablesarepositivewhentheyappear.
1) 327
A) 3 B) 9 C) ±3D)5
2) 3–512
A) –8B)
±8C)64D)23
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3) 4625
A) 5 B) –5 C) 625 D) notarealnumber
2 SimplifyRadicals
MULTIPLECHOICE.Choosetheonealternativethatbestcompletesthestatementoranswersthequestion.
Simplifytheexpression.Assumethatallvariablesarepositivewhentheyappear.
1) 16y28
A) 4y14 B) 4y28 C) 16y14 D) 4y26
2) 343x2
A) 7x 7 B) 7 7x C) 343x D) 7x27
3) 3–27x30y24
A) –3x10y8B) –3x15y12 C) 3x10y8D) 9x10y8
4) –3–27x18y36
A) 3x6y12 B) 3x6y18 C) –3x18y12 D) 9x6y12
5) 245x7y8
A) 7x3y45x B) 7x7y85x C) 7x3y45 D) 7y45x7
6) 3343x4y5
A) 7xy3xy2B) 5xy 3xy2C) 7xy3xy D) 7xy xy2
7) 48x2y
25
A) 4x 3y
5B) 43x
2y
5C) x48y
5D) 16x 3y
8) y11
A) y5y B) y11 C) y10 y D) y y9
9) 3–64x21
A) –4x7B) 4x7C) –4x21 D) –4x18
10) 3x23
A) x73x2B) x 3x20 C) x9D) 3x23
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11) 313
y18
A)
313
y6B)
313
y15 C) 13
y6D) 313
y18
12) 3375
x15
A) 533
x5B)
3375
x5C) 533
x12 D) 3375
x15
13) ( 11+3)( 11–3)
A) 2 B) 20 C) 11–23 D) 8
14) (7 6)(12 60)
A) 504 10 B) 84 360 C) 3024 10 D) 504 60
15) 321·39
A) 3 37 B) 3189 C) 3 321 D) 6189
16) 9 33·732
A) 6336 B) 16 36 C) 6333·32 D) 6335
17) 8 3+875
A) 48 3 B) 32 3 C) 16 3 D) –48 3
18) 2 98+550
A) 39 2 B) –39 2 C) –11 2 D) 11 2
19) –580–3 245+520
A) –31 5 B) –55 C) 3 5 D) –35
20) 5x2+2 45x2+4 45x2
A) 19x 5 B) 19x 69 C) 6x 69 D) 6x 5
21) 1732–3354
A) 8 32 B) 14 32 C) –832 D) 1732–3354
22) 38y–3128y
A) 2 3y–432y B) 2–432 C) 6 3y D) 4 32y–23y
23) (7 2+4)2
A) 114+56 2 B) 114–56 2 C) 82+56 2 D) 102+56 2
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24) 3 327x+33125x
A) 243x B) 24x C) 3 3152x D) 8 3x
25) 4 316x–23128x
A) 0 B) 8 3x C) 8 3x–23128x D) cannotsimplify
26) 3125+4–312
A) 9–312 B) 3125+4–312 C) 9–236 D) 9 312
27) 2x2–3375+72x2
A) 7x 2–533 B) 6x 2–533 C) 7x 2–515 D) 7 2x2–3375
28) ( 12+z)( 12–z)
A) 12–z B) 12z C) 12–2z D) 12–2 12z
29) 56x5y6
2y4
A) 2x2y7x B) 4x2y7x C) 2x4y27xy D) 28xy x
Solve.
30) Whenanobjectisdroppedtothegroundfromaheightofhmeters,thetimeittakesfortheobjecttoreach
thegroundisgivenbytheequationt=h
4.9,wheretismeasuredinseconds.Ifanobjectfalls44.1meters
beforeithitstheground,findthetimeittookfortheobjecttofall.
A) 3seconds B) 4seconds C) 9 seconds D) 6seconds
31) Ifthethreelengthsofthesidesofatriangleareknown,Heronʹsformulacanbeusedtofinditsarea.Ifa,b,
andcarethethreelengthsofthesides,Heronʹsformulaforareais:
A=s(s–a)(s–b)(s–c)
wheresishalftheperimeterofthetriangle,ors=1
2(a+b+c).
Usethisformulatofindtheareaofthetriangleifa=5cm,b=11cmandc=12cm.
A) 6 21sq.cm B) 6 42sq.cm C) 8 2737sq.cm D) 3 6sq.cm
Solvetheproblem.
32) Aformulausedtodeterminethevelocityvinfeetpersecondofanobject(neglectingairresistance)afteri
t
hasfallenacertainheightisv=2gh,wheregistheaccelerationduetogravityandhistheheightthe
objecthasfallen.IftheaccelerationgduetogravityonEarthisapproximately32feetpersecond,findthe
velocityofabowlingballafterithasfallen60feet.(Roundtothenearesttenth.)
A) 62.0ftpersec B) 43.8 ftpersec C) 11.0 ftpersec D) 3840 ftpersec
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33) Policeusetheformulas=30fdtoestimatethespeedsofacarinmilesperhour,wheredisthedistance
infeetthatthecarskiddedandfisthecoefficientoffriction.Ifthecoefficientoffrictiononacertaingravel
roadis0.26andacarskidded320feet,findthespeedofthecar,tothenearestmileperhour.
A) 50mph B) 98mph C) 274 mph D) 2496 mph
34) Theformulav=2.5rcanbeusedtoestimatethemaximumsafevelocityv,inmilesperhour,atwhicha
carcantravelalongacurvedroadwitharadiusofcurvaturer,infeet.Tothenearestwholenumber,find
themaximumsafespeedforacurveinaroadwitharadiusofcurvatureof350feet.
A) 30mph B) 47mph C) 19 mph D) 12mph
35) Themaximumdistancedinkilometersthatyoucanseefromaheighthinmetersisgivenbytheformula
d=3.5 h.Howfarcanyouseefromthetopofa347–meterbuilding?(Roundtothenearesttenthofa
kilometer.)
A) 65.2km B) 34.8 km C) 18.6 km D) 649.2 km
3 RationalizeDenominators
MULTIPLECHOICE.Choosetheonealternativethatbestcompletesthestatementoranswersthequestion.
Simplifytheexpression.Assumethatallvariablesarepositivewhentheyappear.
1) 1
22
A) 22
22 B) 22 22 C) 22 D) 22
2) 9
2
A) 92
2B) 9 2 C) 81 2
2D) 13
3) 3
17
A) 317
17 B) 3 17 C) 917
17 D) 292
4) 25
11
A) 511
11 B) 5 11 C) 25 11
11 D) 126
5) –7
40
A) –710
20 B) –710 C) –710
10 D) –40
6) 3
6–5
A) 18+35
31 B) 18–35
31 C) 18+35
–1D) 3
6
–3
5
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7) 6
7+4
A) 42–46
–9B) 42+46
–9C) 42–46
11 D) 342
+76
28
8) 5
53–5
A) 15+1
14 B) 15–1
14 C) 15+1
16 D) 3+1
14
9) 7–2
7+2
A) 51–14 2
47 B) 51+14 2
47 C) 1 D) 47–14 2
51
10) 411
+22
22+11
A) 3 2–2B)52+6C)42–6D)42–2
11) 13
32
A) 1334
2B) 1332
2C) 1334 D) 1332
12) –7
39
A) –733
3B) –739
3C) –739 D) –733
13) x–y
7x+3y
A) x7
–3xy–7xy+y3
7x–3y B) x7
–3xy–7xy+y3
7x+3y
C) 7x–10xy+3y
7x–3y D) 7x–10xy+3y
7x+3y
14) 4
x+h–x
A) 4( x+h+x)
hB) 4x+h+x
hC) 4h
hD) 4( x+h–x)
h
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4 SimplifyExpressionswithRationalExponents
MULTIPLECHOICE.Choosetheonealternativethatbestcompletesthestatementoranswersthequestion.
Simplifytheexpression.
1) –321/5
A) –2B)16C)32D)
–8
2) 1
32
1
/
5
A) 1
2B) –2C)
–1
2D) 2
3) 274/3
A) 81 B) 729 C) 243 D) 2187
4) 165/4
A) 32 B) 256 C) 128 D) 512
5) 2434/5
A) 81 B) 6561 C) 2187 D) 19,683
6) 8
64
2/3
A) 1
4B) –1
4C) 1
6D) 1
2
7) (–27)4/3
A) 81 B) 729 C) –81 D) notarealnumber
8) 49–3/2
A) 1
343 B) –1
343 C) 343 D) –343
9) 64–4/3
A) 1
256 B) –1
256 C) 256 D) notarealnumber
10) 16–5/4
A) 1
32 B) –1
32 C) 32 D) notarealnumber
11) 32–4/5
A) 1
16 B) –1
16 C) 16 D) notarealnumber
12) –27–4/3
A) –1
81 B) 1
81 C) 81 D) notarealnumber
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13) –243–4/5
A) –1
81 B) 1
81 C) 81 D) notarealnumber
14) 6251/2
A) 25 B) 50 C) 12.5 D) 100
15) 641/3
A) 4 B) 12 C) 256 D) 768
16) 161/4
A) 2 B) 8 C) 16 D) 32
17) 165/4
A) 32 B) 1024 C) 58D) 35
18) 2164/3
A) 1296 B) 46,656 C) 7776 D) 279,936
19) 815/4
A) 243 B) 6561 C) 2187 D) 19,683
20) 16–1/2
A) 1
4B) 4 C) –4D)
–1
4
21) 512–1/3
A) 1
8B) 1
24 C) –8D)8
22) 64–4/3
A) 1
256 B) –1
256 C) –256 D) 256
23) 16–5/4
A) 1
32 B) –1024 C) –1
32 D) –32
24) 4
9
3/2
A) 8
27 B) 27
8C) –27
8D) –8
27
25) 49
64
–1/2
A) 8
7B) 49
128 C) 7
8D) notarealnumber
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26) –125
27
–2/3
A) 9
25 B) 25
9C) –25
9D) notarealnumber
Simplifytheexpression.Expresstheanswersothatonlypositiveexponentsoccur.Assumethatallvariablesare
positive.
27) x5/8·x3/8
A) x B) x15/8 C) x15
/
64 D) 1
x
28) x–2
/
5·x3
/
5
A) x1
/
5B) x–1
/
5C) x6
/
5D) x5/6
29) (x14y7)1
/
7
A) x2yB)x
2|y| C) x14yD)x
2
30) (16x8y4)1
/
2
A) 4x4y2B) 4x4yC)x
4y2D) 4x8y2
31) (5x2
/
3)(9x1
/
4)
A) 45x11
/
12 B) 45x1
/
4C) 45x11
/
7D) 45x2
/
3
32) (x5y3)7
/
4
A) x35
/
4y21
/
4B) x27
/
4y19
/
4C) x21
/
4y35
/
4D) x20
/
7y12
/
7
33) (9x4y–14)3/2
A) 27x6
y21 B) 9x6
y21 C) 27x6y21 D) 27
x6y21
34) (9x1/5·y1/5)2
A) 81x2
/
5y2
/
5B) 81x1
/
25y1
/
25 C) 81x1
/
10y1
/
10 D) 81x2y2
35) x4
/
3·x1
/
2
x–6/5
A) x91
/
30 B) x19
/
30 C) 1
x91/30 D) 1
x19/30
36) (5x1/5)2
x1/6
A) 25x7
/
30 B) 25x17
/
30 C) 5x7
/
30 D) 5x17
/
30
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Anexpressionthatoccursincalculusisgiven.Writetheexpressionasasinglequotientinwhichonlypositive
exponentsand/orradicalsappear.
37) (49–x2)1/2+3x2(49–x2)–1/2
49–x2
A) 49+2x2
(49–x2)3/2 B) 49–4x2
(49–x2)3/2 C) 3x2
(49–x2)3/2 D) 3x2
49–x2
38) 4x3/2(x3+x2)–6x5/2–6x3/2
A) 2x3/2(x+1)(2x2–3) B) 4x3/2(x3–1)+4x3–2x3/2(x–1)
C) x3/2(x–1)[4(x2–1)–2]+4x3D) 4x3/2(x+1)(2x2–3)
39) (x2–1)1/2·3
2(2x+5)1/2·2+(2x+5)3/2·1
2(x2–1)–1/2·2x
A) (2x+5)1/2(5x2+5x–3)
(x2–1)1/2 B) (2x+5)1/2(5x2+5x–3)
(x2–1)–1/2
C) (x2–1)1/2(2x+5)1/2(5x2+5x–3) D) (x2–1)1/2(2x+5)–1/2(5x2+5x–3)
40)
(x2+2)1/2·3
2(2x+1)1/2·2–(2x+1)3/2·1
2(x2+2)–1/2·2x
x2+2
A) (2x+1)1/2(x2–x+6)
(x2+2)3/2 B) (2x+1)1/2(x2–x+6)
(x2+2)–3/2
C) (x2+2)3/2(2x+1)1/2(x2–x+6) D) (x2+2)3/2(2x+1)–1/2(x2–x+6)
Factortheexpression.Expressyouranswersothatonlypositiveexponentsoccur.
41) x3
/
7+3x2
/
7
A) x2/7(x1
/
7+3) B) x2/7(x–1
/
7+3) C) x1/7(x3
/
7+3) D) x1/7(x1
/
7+3)
42) 13x1
/
7–7x–3
/
7
A) x–3
/
7(13x4
/
7–7) B) x1/3(13–7x4
/
7)
C) x–3
/
7(13x4
/
7–7x) D) x1
/
7(13x4
/
7–7x4
/
7)
43) x3
/
5+x2
/
5
A) x2
/
5(x1
/
5+1) B) x2
/
5(x1
/
5)C)x
2
/
5(x1
/
5–1) D) x2
/
5(x1
/
5+x)
44) x–2
/
7–x–3
/
7
A) x–3
/
7(x1
/
7–1) B) x–3
/
7(x1
/
7)C)x
–3
/
7(x1
/
7+1) D) x–3
/
7(x1
/
7–x)
45) (x+5)–3
/
5+(x+5)–1
/
5+(x+5)1/5
A) (x+5)–3
/
5[1+(x+5)2/5+(x+5)4
/
5]B)(x+5)–3
/
5[1+(x+5)–2
/
5+(x+5) –4
/
5]
C) (x+5)–3
/
5[1+(x+5)4
/
5+(x+5)6
/
5]D)(x+5)–3
/
5[1+(x+5)1
/
5+(x+5)3
/
5]
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46) (2m+3)–2/5+(2m+3)1/5+(2m+3) 7/5
A) (2m+3)–2/5[1+(2m+3)3/5+(2m+3) 9
/
5]B)(2m+3)–2
/
5[1+(2m+3)4/5+(2m+3) 7
/
5]
C) (2m+3)–2/5[1+(2m+3)–3/5+(2m+3) –9
/
5]D)(2m+3)–2
/
5[1+(2m+3)3/5–(2m+3) 9
/
5]
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Ch.0 ChapterR:Review
AnswerKey
0.1 RealNumbers
1 WorkwithSets
2 ClassifyNumbers
3 EvaluateNumericalExpressions
4 WorkwithPropertiesofRealNumbers
0.2 AlgebraEssentials
1 GraphInequalities
2 FindDistanceontheRealNumberLine
3 EvaluateAlgebraicExpressions
4 DeterminetheDomainofaVariable
5 UsetheLawsofExponents
6 EvaluateSquareRoots
7 UseaCalculatortoEvaluateExponents
8 UseScientificNotation
0.3 GeometryEssentials
1 UsethePythagoreanTheoremandItsConverse
2 KnowGeometryFormulas
3 UnderstandCongruentTrianglesandSimilarTriangles
0.4 Polynomials
1 RecognizeMonomials
2 RecognizePolynomials
3 AddandSubtractPolynomials
4 MultiplyPolynomials
5 KnowFormulasforSpecialProducts
6 DividePolynomialsUsingLongDivision
7 WorkwithPolynomialsinTwoVariables
0.5 FactoringPolynomials
1 FactortheDifferenceofTwoSquaresandtheSumandDifferenceofTwoCubes
2 FactorPerfectSquares
3 FactoraSecond–DegreePolynomial:x^2+Bx+C
4 FactorbyGrouping
5 FactoraSecond–DegreePolynomial:Ax^2+Bx+C,A≠1
6 CompletetheSquare
0.6 SyntheticDivisio
n
1 DividePolynomialsUsingSyntheticDivision
0.7 RationalExpressions
1 ReduceaRationalExpressiontoLowestTerms
2 MultiplyandDivideRationalExpressions
3 AddandSubtractRationalExpressions
4 UsetheLeastCommonMultipleMethod
5 SimplifyComplexRationalExpressions
0.8 nthRoots;RationalExponents
1 WorkwithnthRoots
2 SimplifyRadicals
3 RationalizeDenominators
4 SimplifyExpressionswithRationalExponents
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