Exam 1: A Review of Basic Algebra
Exam 1: A Review of Basic Algebra312 Questions
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The illustration shows the angle a needle should make with the skin when administering a certain type of injection.
Find the measure of angle labeled x . __________ ∘
Find the measure of angle labeled 4 x . __________ ∘

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How many pounds of red licorice bits that sell for $1.97 per pound should be mixed with 5 pounds of lemon gumdrops that sell for $2.24 per pound to make a candy mixture that could be sold for $2 per pound?
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A student working for a delivery company earns $57.50 per day plus $4.75 for each package she delivers. How many deliveries must she make each day to earn $200 a day?
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A bookstore sells a textbook for $52.00. If the bookstore makes a profit of 30% on each sale, what does the bookstore pay the publisher for each book?
( Hint: The retail price = the wholesale price + the markup.) $__________
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Translate the verbal model into a mathematical model. The product of the number of boxes b of crayons in a case and 11 gives the number of crayons c in a case.
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Use the given formula to complete the table.
K n 0 30.44 1,01 ? 30.44 0
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The U.S. energy-related carbon dioxide emissions in 2006 were 5,877 million metric tons carbon equivalent. In 2005, that figure was 5,984 million metric tons. Find the percent of decrease and round to the nearest tenth of one percent.
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