1Tools:★✎▥Chapter 55 · 2025.3 : B-C (analysis included) · MATH 2In the given equation,a and b are positive constants.The sum of the solutions to the given equation is k(5a+b), where k is a constant.What is the value of k ?125x2-(25a+5b)x+ab=0A1/25B-1/25C1/5D-1/5
2Tools:★✎▥Chapter 55 · 2025.3 : B-C (analysis included) · MATH 2The function f is defined by ,where a<0.What is the product of f(15a) and f(8a) ?A-8B8C-744D744
3Tools:★✎▥Chapter 55 · 2025.3 : B-C (analysis included) · MATH 2Right rectangular prism X is similar to right rectangular prism Y.The surface are rectangular prism X is 55 square centimeters (cm2), and the surface area of right rectangular prism Y is 880 cm2.The volume of right rectangular prism r Y is 1,600 cubic centimeters (cm3 ). What is the sum of the volumes, in cm3, of rightrectangular prism X and right rectangular prism Y?A12B456C782D1625
4Tools:★✎▥Chapter 55 · 2025.3 : B-C (analysis included) · MATH 2A circle in the xy-plane has its center at (-2,2).Line t is tangent to this circle at the point (3,-1).Which of the following points also lies on line t ?ABCD
5Tools:★✎▥Chapter 55 · 2025.3 : B-C (analysis included) · MATH 2The graph of y = f(x)+2 is shown .Which equation defines function f ?Af(x)=-4x+3Bf(x)=-4x+5Cf(x)=-4x+6Df(x)=-4x+7
6Tools:★✎▥Chapter 55 · 2025.3 : B-C (analysis included) · MATH 2The triangle inequality theorem states that the sum of any two sides of a triangle must be greater than the length of the third side.If a triangle has side lengths of 10 and 12, which inequality represents the possible lengths, x, of the third side of the triangle?Ax<22Bx>22C2<x<22Dx<2 or x>22
7Tools:★✎▥Chapter 55 · 2025.3 : B-C (analysis included) · MATH 2A painting studio is offering a promotion where the first class is free, the second class is half off the regular price, and the remaining classes are regularly priced. If the regular price of a class is $26.40, which function f gives the total cost, in dollars, of x classes taken using this promotion,where x≥2?Af(x)=26.40(x-1)+13.20Bf(x)=26.40(x-2)+13.20Cf(x)=26.40(x-1)+13.20(x-2)Df(x)=26.40(x-2)+13.20(x-1)
8Tools:★✎▥Chapter 55 · 2025.3 : B-C (analysis included) · MATH 2In the given equation,p>1 and t>1.If t=p2n-1,where n is a constant,what is the value of n ?A39/70B1/7C59/70D69/70
9Tools:★✎▥Chapter 55 · 2025.3 : B-C (analysis included) · MATH 2The positive number a is 2,184% of the sum of the positive numbers b and c,and b is 84% of c.What percent of b is a ?A4,784%B2,600%C40.19%D22.68%
10Tools:★✎▥Chapter 55 · 2025.3 : B-C (analysis included) · MATH 2In the figure shown,WZ and XY intersect at point Q,YQ=27,WQ=90,WX=60,and XQ=110.What is the length of YZ ?A18B33C110D200
11Tools:★✎▥Chapter 55 · 2025.3 : B-C (analysis included) · MATH 2Which expression is equivalent to 9x6-63x2,where x>0 ?A9(x3-7x2)2Bx2(9x-7)4C9x2(x-7)4D9x2(x4-7)
12Tools:★✎▥Chapter 55 · 2025.3 : B-C (analysis included) · MATH 2In the given equation, r is a positive integer. If the given equation has exactly one solution,what CANNOT be the value of r?x(r-7)+3=17x+25A3B7C22D24
13Tools:★✎▥Chapter 55 · 2025.3 : B-C (analysis included) · MATH 2The equation gives the corresponding temperature h,in degrees Fahrenheit,of any substance that has a temperature of v kelvins,where v>0.If a substance has a temperature of 809.33 degrees Fahrenheit,what is the corresponding temperature,in kelvins,of this substance ?A704B705C706D707
14Tools:★✎▥Chapter 55 · 2025.3 : B-C (analysis included) · MATH 2The graph of y=f(x) is shown,where f(x)=abx+c, and a,b and c are constants.For how many values of x does f(x)=0 ?AThreeBTwoCOneDZero
15Tools:★✎▥Chapter 55 · 2025.3 : B-C (analysis included) · MATH 2An object is launched from a height of 124 feet above the ground. A quadratic function f models the height above the ground, in feet, of the object t seconds after it is launched According to the model, 3 seconds after the object is launched, it reaches a maximum height 268 feet above the ground. Which equation defines f ?Af(t)=-16(t+268)2-3Bf(t)=-16(t-268)2+3Cf(t)=-16(t+3)2-268Df(t)=-16(t-3)2+268
16Tools:★✎▥Chapter 55 · 2025.3 : B-C (analysis included) · MATH 2The solution to the given system of equations is (x,y). What is the value of 2y ?A16B12C20D28
17Tools:★✎▥Chapter 55 · 2025.3 : B-C (analysis included) · MATH 2At a convention center, there are a total of 325 visitors. Each visitor is located in either room A, room B, or room C.If one of these visitors is selected at random, the probability of selecting a visitor who is located in room A is 0.64 , and the probability of selecting a visitor who is located in room B is 0.32. How many visitors are located in room C ?A4B13C67D104
18Tools:★✎▥Chapter 55 · 2025.3 : B-C (analysis included) · MATH 2The solution to the given system of equations is (x, y). What is the value of x?x + 10 = -9y + 7x - 10 = 9y + 9A-11/9B8C12D24
19Tools:★✎▥Chapter 55 · 2025.3 : B-C (analysis included) · MATH 2One of the two equations in a system of linear equations is given.The system has infinitely many solutions. If the second equation in the system is y = mx + b, where m and b are constants, what is the value of b?A-3B-1/3C1/3D3
20Tools:★✎▥Chapter 55 · 2025.3 : B-C (analysis included) · MATH 2At what point (x,y) do the graphs of the equations y=3x+1 and y=4x-6 intersect in the xy-plane ?A(3,4)B(4,3)C(7,22)D(22,7)
21Tools:★✎▥Chapter 55 · 2025.3 : B-C (analysis included) · MATH 2The scatterplot shows the relationship between two variables,x and y.A line of best fit is also shown.Which of the following equations best represent the line of best fit shown?Ay=x-15.4By=-x+15.4Cy=x-1.5Dy=-x+1.5
22Tools:★✎▥Chapter 55 · 2025.3 : B-C (analysis included) · MATH 2In one week in 2017,a technician earned a total of $900 by working at her regular job and at a second job doing part-time work The equation 21h + 10c =900 represents this situation, where h is the number of hours worked at her regular job and c is the number of hours worked at her second job.Which of the following is the best interpretation of 21 in this context?AThe amount, in dollars,the technician earned for each hour she worked at her regular jobBThe amount,in dollars,the technician earned for each hour she worked at her second jobCThe number of hours the technician worked in one week at her regular jobDThe number of hours the technician worked in one week at her second job