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    REVIEW MODULE 1: DERIVING CONCLUSION...

    REVIEW MODULE 1: DERIVING CONCLUSIONS


    BASED ON NOTATION QUIZ

    Step 1 of 1

    Question 1 of 14

    Which one of these events allows you to predict the output based on an input?

    Entering numbers on the TV remote

    Inserting money into a slot machine

    Rolling a die

    Flipping a quarter

    Correct! When you input "10" on the remote, you know the TV output will switch
    to channel 10.

    Question 2 of 14

    The output of toy cars in a toy factory is affected by the number of employees
    working per shift.

    Which variable is the dependent variable?


    The number of toy cars produced

    The number of employees working each shift

    Correct! The number of toys produced depends on the number of employees


    working.

    Question 3 of 14

    A rental car company charges a flat fee of $39 for a car rental. They charge an
    additional $0.62 for each mile driven.

    Which function F represents the cost to rent a car, where m represents the number
    of miles?

    F(m) = 39 + 0.62m

    F(m) = 39 + 0.62 + m

    F(m) = (39 + 0.62)m

    F(m) = 39m + 0.62

    Correct! Multiply 0.62 by the number of miles, m, and add that cost to the base
    fee of $39.

    Question 4 of 14

    Which of these variables are related?

    The length of a church service and the number of shark attacks in Florida

    A product and the price of the product


    Sea level and the price of basketballs

    Music volume and the amount of snow

    Correct! Each product is unique and has a price attached.

    Question 5 of 14

    A cell phone company charges a fee of $90 per month of service. A customer's cost,
    C, for service can be represented by the function C(m) = 90m , where m
    represents the number of months.

    Find the total cost for six months of service.

    $96

    $540

    $5,400

    $90

    Correct! C(6) = 90(6) = $540 .

    Question 6 of 14

    A company that sells running shoes has a yearly fixed cost of $500,000. Additionally,
    it costs the company $20 to produce each pair of shoes. The company's yearly cost is
    represented by the function C(x) = 500, 000 + 20x, where x equals the number
    of shoes.

    If the company produces 10,000 pairs of shoes in a year, what is the yearly cost?

    $520,000

    $300,000
    $900,000

    $700,000

    Incorrect. You added the price of the pairs of shoes twice to the fixed cost.

    Question 7 of 14

    The distance in miles that a car drives can be represented by the function
    D(g) = 28g, where g is the number of gallons of gasoline.
    If you drive 224 miles, how much gas do you use?

    8 gallons

    6,272 gallons

    28 gallons

    252 gallons

    Incorrect. You multiplied 224 and 28. But 224 is the function value. So, 224 =
    28g. Using inverse operations to solve for g, 224/28 = 8 gallons.

    Question 8 of 14

    Which pair represents the inputs and outputs of a function?

    Input: Social security number; Output: A person's name

    Input: Street; Output: People who live on the street

    Input: The number of passing yards; Output: Name of college quarterback

    Input: Height; Output: Hair color


    Correct! Each social security number is associated with only one person.

    Question 9 of 14

    Apples are on sale for $1.65 per pound at the grocery store. The equation c = 1.65p
    gives the cost c for apples in terms of the weight p (in pounds).

    Write this equation so it gives the weight p in terms of the cost c.

    p = c − 1.65

    p = 1.65c

    p = c/1.65

    1.65p = c

    Incorrect. You swapped the variables p and c, but now this equation does not
    make sense in terms of the problem.

    Question 10 of 14

    Many medical studies have shown a relationship between fast-food consumption


    and an increase in cholesterol.

    Which variable is the dependent variable?

    Cholesterol increase

    Fast-food consumption

    Correct! Eating more fast food may trigger an increase in cholesterol.


    Question 11 of 14

    You own a blog. You earn 12% commission on sales whenever a visitor clicks on an
    ad and purchases something. Let C(s) represent the amount you earn from
    commission on sales, and let s represent your total sales. Which function represents
    the amount you earn from the sales commission?

    C(s) = 12 + s

    C(s) = 0.12 + s

    C(s) = 12s

    C(s) = 0.12s

    Incorrect. You need to represent 12% as 0.12. To find the amount made from
    commission, you must multiply 0.12 by the total sales, s.

    Question 12 of 14

    Which of the following is a predicted output based on an input?

    The temperature of the refrigerator based on the selected setting.

    The winning lottery numbers based on the numbers you selected.

    The price of coffee based on your weight.

    The weather based on your mood.

    Correct! Each setting corresponds to a different temperature. Your selection


    predicts what temperature the refrigerator is.

    Question 13 of 14
    A forensic pathologist wants to model a person’s height, in inches, as a function of
    their femur length, in centimeters. This can be represented by the height function
    H(f) = 0.91f + 24 , where f is the length of the person’s femur.
    If the femur length of a woman is 41 cm, what is her height?

    59.15 inches

    69.05 inches

    61.31 inches

    65.91 inches

    Correct! H(41) = 0.91(41) + 24 = 37.31 + 24 = 61.31 inches

    Question 14 of 14

    You want to drain your rectangular in-ground swimming pool, which contains 9,000
    gallons of water. The amount of water remaining in the pool can be represented by
    the function W(t) = 9– 2t, where t is the time, in hours, after the draining began.
    The function, W(t), is measured in thousands of gallons.

    How many gallons of water are in the pool two hours after the draining procedure
    begins?

    7,000 gallons

    5 gallons

    4,000 gallons

    5,000 gallons

    Incorrect. This is the amount of water left after just one hour. Each hour 2,000
    gallons of water are drained. So if 2 hours have passed, then 2,000 (2) = 4,000
    gallons of water have drained.
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