Question

I need help with a few Algebra 1 Q's in preparation for a test. It will take about 10 mins of your time, and I will fan, medal, and give a positive testimonial to anyone who is willing to help me out.

Answer 1

i will try my best :)

Answer 2

Thank you! Give me a few seconds.

Answer 3

ok

Answer 4

1st Q: http://prntscr.com/7a1nki

Answer 5

If you don't know it, it's fine, we can move on if you'd like :)

Answer 6

I'm in algebra 2 as of now and I'm not sure of the answer lol

Answer 7

Okay! No problem. (I'm in Algebra 1) Let me get out the next Q.

Answer 8

k

Answer 9

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Answer 10

It would be A. you want an explanation?

Answer 11

Yes, please :)

Answer 12

ok so the shaded part of the graph would all be correct answers

Answer 13

and A is the only ordered pairs within the shaded part

Answer 14

Oh okay, so by trial and error, one can get the correct answer easily. Thank you!

Answer 15

np

Answer 16

Q.3: http://prntscr.com/7a1r4w Are they asking for the rate of change?

Answer 17

I don't think so

Answer 18

im pretty sure its C.

Answer 19

Why is that?

Answer 20

because when i plugged in the numbers into the equation they equaled eachother

Answer 21

5 is plugged into h(5) =

Answer 22

That's a great way to solve this one! so if I plugged in 0 for x, I would get 5/1 = 5 and if h(x) = 5, then the equation is true. Thanks

Answer 23

and 0 is plugged into x

Answer 24

yep :)

Answer 25

http://prntscr.com/7a1ssa I was thinking it's either the peak or the left part

Answer 26

(Those are the only parts that make the function non-linear)

Answer 27

So it's either A or B

Answer 28

But then C also describes the peak

Answer 29

huh

Answer 30

or no sorry not C

Answer 31

Precisely... but they're asking for an interval, so it can't be C

Answer 32

Ya its a or b im not sure which one

Answer 33

I think it's A mainly because the function would have been in a triangle shape if not for the discontinuation of the left part.

Answer 34

ya i was just about to say that as well

Answer 35

i would go with A

Answer 36

Okay! http://prntscr.com/7a1uuj (Let me know when you're sick of answering my Q's) :)

Answer 37

so 24 = x/3

Answer 38

then you would do inverse operations

Answer 39

and get x = 72

Answer 40

Okay, like cross-multiplication. So it would be 24 * 3 and x * 1?

Answer 41

ya that would work too

Answer 42

72/x?

Answer 43

it would be 24 * 3 = x * 1

Answer 44

So 72 = x! Meaning answer is D?

Answer 45

you forgot the equal sign

Answer 46

yep

Answer 47

What is the pattern of this sequence? http://prntscr.com/7a1wqe

Answer 48

Do you have any ideas what the pattern might be?

Answer 49

Yes: from -2 to 3 it goes through an interval of 3. From 3 to 1 it's 2, from 1 to 4 it's 3, from 4 to 5 it's 1 and from 5 to 9 it's 4. I don't see an ongoing pattern.

Answer 50

yeah im not sure on this one sorry:(

Answer 51

No problem! :) Next one: http://prntscr.com/7a1z2r

Answer 52

I think it's A.

Answer 53

Yes it is :)

Answer 54

(5, 40) because x represents hours (independent value) it's all about interpreting the graph into a real world problem.

Answer 55

http://prntscr.com/7a1zt7 Disregard the answer I chose, it was by accident.

Answer 56

Yep and might I say u seem really smart btw you type lol

Answer 57

so your in like AP algebra 1 im guessing?

Answer 58

There isn't an AP Alg 1.. is there? I'm in honors

Answer 59

there is in some schools but I think its A but im not sure

Answer 60

I understand :)

Answer 61

Next question? or are we still on this one?

Answer 62

I believe that the answer to the one I just asked is either A or B

Answer 63

Oh it's above :)

Answer 64

Now that I look at it more I dont think its A because its saying its greater than or equal to 24,000 when it should be it's less than or equal to 24,000 right?

Answer 65

And B would eventually exceed 24,000 if im not mistaken

Answer 66

Since the value of the car is a decreasing exponential function, I agree with your points.

Answer 67

I think it is C. actually

Answer 68

But wouldn't the 'y' represent range instead of domain?

Answer 69

thats also what i was thinking as well but its the only one that makes sense i think

Answer 70

or no cause its also greater than or equal to

Answer 71

either there's a mistake with the question or we are missing something lol

Answer 72

Hmm.. you're right. Perhaps this Q doesn't have a correct answer at all. There are a couple of other Q's on this homework that are inaccurate, too.

Answer 73

oh ok then that must be it

Answer 74

http://prntscr.com/7a2622 (Again disregard the answer)

Answer 75

Ya its C

Answer 76

since its asking for the Y values (or range values)

Answer 77

This was such an easy question. I guess the concept of domain and range to me isn't very clear but I understand now. (Silly me)

Answer 78

lol

Answer 79

:P

Answer 80

http://prntscr.com/7a2796
http://prntscr.com/7a27c5
(It wouldn't fit into my screen)

Answer 81

Its A. since it said constant rate that means it has to be a straight line and also it has the ordered pair (5, 300) :)

Answer 82

Right. It's linear.

Answer 83

yep

Answer 84

Are you still willing to help? I know that your time is precious.

Answer 85

Yes I am still willing to help i just do my homework while helping others :)

Answer 86

I should try that strategy, too. Just know that even though we don't know each other, I can tell you're very kind-hearted taking the time out of your day to serve others for nothing much in return. It's truly appreciated.

Answer 87

Thank you for that and no problem :)

Answer 88

With that said.. http://prntscr.com/7a28mg

Answer 89

It is A.

Answer 90

Because the x-intercept is when y = 0, right?

Answer 91

And vice versa for the y-intercept.

Answer 92

yes thats correct

Answer 93

Or its B sorry

Answer 94

I'm pretty sure this is correct, but just in case I wanted to check it with you. And why would it be B?

Answer 95

because when you set y equal to zero then that goes away leaving you with x = 12

Answer 96

because -6(0) = 0

Answer 97

Right. Sorry I didn't see that error either.

Answer 98

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