Multiple Choice. Test A, continued. 19. Which is the solution to 3 2y + 4y = 7? A y = 0 C y = 2 B y = 1 D y = 4
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1 Name Date Class Multiple Choice Test A Choose the best answer. 1. A family swimming pool membership costs $55 per month plus a one-time registration fee of $25. If a family has paid a total of $465, how many months have they been members? A 4 B 8 2. Which shows z 1 = 6 solved for z? 3 A z = 1 C z = 19 B z = 15 D z = Which shows 3y 2 + y + y y 2 simplified? A 4y 2 + 8y B 2y 2 + 8y 4. Which shows y 3x + 2y + 13x simplified? A 10x + 2y C 16x + 3y B 10x + 3y D 16x 3y 5. Which shows 3(x + 4) 2x simplified? A x + 4 C 5x + 4 B x + 12 D 5x Which shows B = 3c solved for c? A c = 3B B c = B 3. Which shows a + b n = 2m solved for a? A a = 2m + n b B a = 2m n + b 8. The equation S =2x + x 2 gives the surface area S of a square pyramid, where x is the length of each side of its base and is the slant height of the pyramid. What is this equation solved for? S x2 A = 2x B = S 2x 2 x 9. Which inequality is true? A 4(5) < 15 B 13 + > Which of the following equations is represented by the graph below? A h < 2 B h Solve a A a 2 C a 2 B a 2 D a Solve a 6 1. A a 5 C a B a 5 D a 13. Which is the solution to x 5? 2 A x 5 C x 10 B x 5 D x Solve 5x < 45. A x < 9 B x > 9 C a = b 2m + n D a = b 2m + n 12 Holt McDougal Mathematics
2 Name Date Class Multiple Choice Test A, continued 15. What inequality is shown on the graph below? A 2x > 6 C 2x 6 B 2x > 6 D 2x Which is the solution to 4x 6 < 10? A x > 1 C x > 4 B x < 1 D x < 4 1. Which is the solution to 5 + 2x >? A B C D 18. Which is the solution to x > 5 6? 19. Which is the solution to 3 2y + 4y =? A y = 0 C y = 2 B y = 1 D y = Which is the solution to 5y 9 y 9 = 8 9? A y = 2 C y = 6 B y = 3 D y = Which is the solution to 3b + = b? A b = 1 C b = B b = 5 D b = Which is the solution to 2k 5 + 6k = 2 + 5k 1? A k = 1 C k = 3 B k = 2 D k = 5 A x > 1 C x > 3 B x > 2 D x > Holt McDougal Mathematics
3 Name Date Class Multiple Choice Test B Choose the best answer. 1. A family swimming pool membership costs $45 per month plus a one-time registration fee of $35. If a family has paid a total of $395, how many months have they been members? A 4 C 8 B 5 D Which shows x 8 = solved for x? 4 F x = 1 H x = 20 G x = 15 I x = Which shows 3y 2 y + y y 2 simplified? A 2y 2 8y C 4y 2 8y B 2y 2 + 6y D 4y 2 + 6y 4. Which shows 2r + s + 4r 5s simplified? F 2r 4s H 6r 4s G 2r 5s I 6r + 4s 5. Which shows (4 + x) + 5x simplified? A 4x + 28 C 6x + 28 B 5x + 28 D 12x Which shows F = kx solved for k? F k = F x G k = x F H k = Fx I k = F x 8. The equation S = 2πr 2 + 2πrh gives the surface area S of a right circular cylinder, where r is the radius of its bases and h is height of the cylinder. What is this equation solved for h? F h = S 2πr 2 G 2πr h = S r 2πr H h = S r I h = S 2πr 2 + 2πr 9. Which inequality is true? A 4(6) > 26 C 10 6 < 5 B <14 D 6 + ( 1) > Which of the following inequalities is represented by the graph below? F g 3 H g > 3 G g 3 I g < Solve a A a 1 C a 1 B a 1 D a Solve a 6 1. F a 5 H a 5 G a 5 I a 5. Which shows c + 3d 5 = e solved for c? A c = 3d + e + 5 B c = 3d + e + 5 C c = 3d e 5 D c = 3d e Which is the solution to 3 x 3? A x 9 C x 1 B x 9 D x Solve 8x > 48. F x > 6 H x < 6 G x < 6 I x > Holt McDougal Mathematics
4 Name Date Class Multiple Choice Test B, continued 15. What inequality is shown on the graph below? A 2x > 6 C 2x 6 B 2x > 6 D 2x Which is the solution to 3x + 5 > 11? F x < 2 G x > 2 1. Which is the solution to 5x 8 > 12? A B C D 18. Which is the solution to a ? F a 1 H a 5 G a 2 I a Which is the solution to 4(x + 2) 5 = 21? A x = 6 C x = 3 B x = 3 D x = Which is the solution to 4y 5 y 10 = 2 5? F y = 4 H y = 2 G y = 2 I y = Which is the solution to 3k 2k + 12 = 2k 9? A k = 1 C k = 3 B k = 2 D k = Which is the solution to 2(b + 3) 9 = b 11? F b = 4 H b = 4 G b = 8 I b = Holt McDougal Mathematics
5 Name Date Class Multiple Choice Test C Choose the best answer. 1. A family swimming pool membership costs $2.50 per month plus a onetime registration fee of $25. If a family has paid a total of $162.50, how many months have they been members? A 4 C 8 B 5 D 11 y Which shows = 13 solved 5 for y? F y = 49 H y = 1 G y = 50 I y = Which shows 4y 2 y + y 1.5y 2 simplified? A 2.5y 2 8y C 5.5y 2 8y 8. The equation A = lw + 8 w 2 gives the area A of a complex figure that contains a rectangle and a half circle, where w and l are the width and length of the rectangle. What is this equation solved for l? F l = A 8 w 2 H l = A w 8 w G l = Aw 8 w 3 I l = A w 8 w 2 9. Which inequality is true? A 5( 2) > 10 C 3(13) < 39 B 11 + ( 3) < 9 D > Which of the following inequalities is represented by the graph below? B 2.5y 2 + 6y D 5.5y 2 + 6y 4. Which shows 2r s + 3r s simplified? F r 4.8s + 5 H 5r s G r 5.8s + 5 I 5 5. Which shows 6(x 2) 5x simplified? A 11x 12 C x 12 B x 12 D 11x Which shows P = rt solved for r? F h < 2 H h 2 G h > 2 I h Solve 1 < a 3. A a > 4 C a > 1 3 B a > 2 D a > Solve a 6 6. F a 12 H a 0 A t = r P C t = P r G a 6 I a 1 B r = P D r = t t P. Which shows P = 2a + 2b + c solved for c? A c = P 2a + 2b B c = P 2a 2b C c = P + 2a + 2b D c = P 2a 2b 13. Which is the solution to 2 2x 3? A x 3 C x 9 B x 3 D x Solve 10x < 100. A x > 10 C x > 10 B x < 10 D x > Holt McDougal Mathematics
6 Name Date Class Multiple Choice Test C, continued 15. What inequality is shown on the graph below? F 4x 12 H 4x > 12 G 4x 12 I 4x < Which is the solution to 2x 1> 5? A x < 3 C x < 3 B x > 3 D x > 3 1. Which is the solution to + 4x > 3? A B C D 18. Which is the solution to a 8 1 4? 19. Which is the solution to 5 2(x 3) = 21? A x = 16 C x = 15 B x = 15 D x = Which is the solution to 5 6 = 2y 3 y 2? F y = 2 H y = 5 G y = 3 I y = Which is the solution to 6k 8 = 5 + 6k? A k = 0 C k = 1 B k = Which is the solution to 1 5(b + 3) = b (b 1)? D no solution F b = 3 H b = 3 G b = 0 I no solution A a 4 C a 4 B a 2 D a Holt McDougal Mathematics
7 Name Date Class Free Response Test A 1. A family swimming pool membership costs $30 per month plus a one-time registration fee of $25. If a family has paid a total of $325, how many months have they been members? 2. Solve z 1 2 = Simplify 4x 2 + 2x 3x x The equation A = kb + kc gives the area of a trapezoid A where k is half the height and b and c give the lengths of the two parallel sides. Solve this equation for b. _ 9. Compare Write > or <. _ 10. Write an inequality that represents the graph below. 4. Simplify 3r + 5r s + s 5. Simplify 2(x + 1) + 3x. 6. Solve L = 2p for p.. Solve 4r + s = 2q for s. _ For 11 and 12, solve each inequality. 11. z + 3 > 2 _ < x 8 _ 13. Solve x 3 2. _ 133 Holt McDougal Mathematics
8 Name Date Class Free Response Test A, continued 14. Solve 2x > What inequality is shown on this graph? 16. Solve 2x < Graph the solution set to 2x 3 > Solve 3x _ 19. Solve 2a 8 + 3a + 2 = 9. _ 20. Solve 3y 5 y 5 = 4 5. _ 21. Solve 3b + = b. _ 22. Solve 2k 5 + 6k = 8 + 5k 1. _ 134 Holt McDougal Mathematics
9 Name Date Class Free Response Test B 1. A family swimming pool membership costs $35 per month plus a one-time registration fee of $20. If a family has paid a total of $335, how many months have they been members? 2. Solve z 9 5 = Simplify 4x 2 2x + 3x x The equation P = a + 2b + c gives the perimeter of a triangle where a, 2b, and c are sides of the triangle. Solve this equation for b. _ 9. Compare 11+ ( 4) 6. Write > or <. _ 10. Write an inequality that represents the graph below. 4. Simplify 3r 5r s + s 5. Simplify 9(x + 3) 3x. 6. Solve S = kx for x.. Solve y = 3x + b for b. _ For 11 and 12, solve each inequality x 20 _ 12. y 4 10 _ 135 Holt McDougal Mathematics
10 Name Date Class Free Response Test B, continued 13. Solve 4 x Solve 6x > Solve a > _ 19. Solve 3(c + 5) = What inequality is shown on this graph? _ 20. Solve 3y 3y 14 = Solve 5x + 1> Graph the solution set to 5x + 4 > 1. _ 21. Solve 5k + 2k + 6 = 3k 6. _ 22. Solve 9 + 5(b + 2) = 13 b. _ 136 Holt McDougal Mathematics
11 Name Date Class Free Response Test C 1. A family swimming pool membership costs $32.50 per month plus a onetime registration fee of $25. If a family has paid a total of $252.50, how many months have they been members? 2. Solve z = Simplify 22y 8y y 2 y 4y. 4. Simplify 3r s r + 11s + 6r s. 5. Simplify 2(3 2y) + y. 6. Solve T = rf for r.. Solve S = km + n 1 for n. 8. The equation v = s + gt gives the final velocity v of an object where s is the object s initial speed and t is the time the object has been acted upon by the acceleration of gravity g. Solve this equation for t. _ 9. Compare 5( 12) 60. Write > or <. _ 10. Write an inequality that represents the graph below. _ For 11 and 12, solve each inequality. 11. x _ x _ 13. Solve 10 2x 5. _ 13 Holt McDougal Mathematics
12 Name Date Class Free Response Test C, continued 14. Solve 6x > Solve 12 3(x 6) = What inequality is shown on this graph? _ 20. Solve = 3y 4 11y Solve 3x 4 < Graph the solution set to 1< 4 + 5x. _ 21. Solve 4k + 1= + 4k. _ 22. Solve 3 4(b + 2) = b (b 3). _ 18. Solve a Holt McDougal Mathematics
13 Chapter Section A Quiz 1. B 2. I 3. B 4. G 5. C 6. H. D 8. I 9. A Chapter Section B Quiz 1. D 2. H 3. A 4. H 5. B 6. H. A 8. G 9. A 10. H Chapter Multiple Choice Test A 1. B 2. C 3. B 4. B 5. B 6. B. A 8. A 9. B 10. B 11. B 12. D 13. C 14. B 15. C 16. D 1. C 18. C 19. C 20. A 21. B 22. B Chapter Multiple Choice Test B 1. C 2. I 3. B 4. F 5. D 6. I. B 8. F 9. C 10. F 11. B 12. I 13. B 14. G 15. A 16. G 1. B 18. F 19. A 20. I 21. C 22. G Chapter Multiple Choice Test C 1. B 2. I 3. D 4. F 5. C 6. B 249 Holt McDougal Mathematics
14 . B 8. H 9. B 10. I 11. D 12. H 13. B 14. A 15. G 16. A 1. C 18. C 19. D 20. H 21. D 22. F Chapter Free Response Test A months 2. z = x 2 x 4. 2r + 6s 5. 5x p = L 2. s = 2q 4r 8. b = 9. > 10. x < z > x > x x< x > x < 5 1. A kc k or b = A k c 18. x a = y = b = k = 4 Chapter Free Response Test B 1. 9 months 2. z = x 2 + x 4. 8r + 6s 5. 6x x = S k. b = 3x + y 8. b = 9. > 10. x > x > y > x x < 15. x < x > a > c = y = k = b = 1 P a c 2 Chapter Free Response Test C 1. months 2. z = y y 4. 4r + 9s Holt McDougal Mathematics
15 5. 3y r = T F. n = S km t = v s g 9. < 10. x > x > x > x x < x < x > a x = y = no solution 22. b = 2 Chapter Performance Test 1. A. x = ; Add 4 to each side. Then divide each side by 3. B. z = 30; Add 3 to each side. Then multiply each side by 6. C. x = 4; Subtract 2x and 3 from each side. Then divide each side by A h < 1 where h is hours; h < 6 B h < 1 where h is hours; h < C. BilJax offers a better value because for $1 the mini-loader can be rented for 1 more hour ( 6 = 1 hour). D h = h; 10 hours Chapter Cumulative Test 1. D 2. H 3. B 4. F 5. C 6. I. D 8. F 9. A 10. G 11. C 12. H 13. C 14. F 15. C 16. G 1. B 18. F 19. D 20. F 21. C 22. I 23. D 24. H 25. B 26. I 2. C 28. F 29. B 30. I 31. B 32. H 33. A 34. H 35. B 36. G 3. A 251 Holt McDougal Mathematics
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