Exam 1: Algebraic Concepts
Exam 1: Algebraic Concepts308 Questions
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Simplify the expression by using the properties of radicals. Assume nonnegative variables.

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In a survey of the dining preferences of 46 dormitory students at the end of the spring semester, the following facts were discovered about Adam's Lunch AL, Pizza Tower PT, and the Dining Hall DH.
23 liked AL but not PT
11 liked AL only
39 liked AL
18 liked PT
27 liked DH
7 liked PT and AL but not DH
10 liked PT and DH
How many liked all three?
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Compute and simplify so that only positive exponents remain.

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In calculus problems, the answers are frequently expected to be in a simple form with a radical instead of an exponent. Write the expression with radicals.

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The intensity of sound I (as a multiple of the average minimum threshold of hearing intensity) is related to the decibel level D (or loudness of sound) according to
. A decibel reading of 140 is at the threshold of pain. If
is the intensity of this threshold and
is the intensity when
, express the ratio
as a power of 10.





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Rewrite the following so that only the positive exponents remain, and then simplify.

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The consumer expenditure
for a commodity is the product of its market price
and the number of units demanded
. Suppose that for a certain commodity, the consumer expenditure is given by
. Factor this in order to find an expression for the number of units demanded
.





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Use your calculator to approximate the following expression.

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Use
notation to indicate which of the sets E and F is a subset of the other.
,



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