Exam 9: Systems of Linear Equations

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A hospital has a 4%-saline solution and an 12%-saline solution on hand. How much of each should be used to prepare 640 cm 3 of 7%-saline solution?

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Draw the graphs of the pair of linear equations. y=8x y=-x+8

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Solve the pair of linear equations by addition. 5x-2y=-10 2x+4y=-4 If there is one common solution, select the correct ordered pair of the point of intersection. If there is no one common solution, select either parallel or coincide for the correct answer.

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A farmer has a 10%-solution and a 4%-solution of pesticide. How much of each must she mix to have 336 gal of an 5% solution for her sprayer?

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Draw the graphs of the pair of linear equations. 2x+8y=29 4x+4y=7

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Solve, using the substitution method, and check. 2x+y=11 y=3x Enter your answer as an ordered pair in the form (x, y). Express your answer as fractions.

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Solve the pair of linear equations by addition. -3x+2y=8 -4x-2y=6 If there is one common solution, select the correct ordered pair of the point of intersection. If there is no one common solution, select either parallel or coincide for the correct answer.

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Solve the pair of linear equations by addition. 3x-2y=18 3x+4y=26 If there is one common solution, select the correct ordered pair of the point of intersection. If there is no one common solution, select either parallel or coincide for the correct answer.

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Two rental airplanes fly a total of 53 h in one month. One plane rents for $50/h and the other rents for $60/h. The total income of the two planes was $2,900. Find the number of hours each plane flew for the month.

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Solve the pair of linear equations by addition. x+y=13 x-y=3 If there is one common solution, select the correct ordered pair of the point of intersection. If there is no one common solution, select either parallel or coincide for the correct answer.

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Solve the pair of linear equations by addition. 7x-4y=16 3x-2y=8 If there is one common solution, select the correct ordered pair of the point of intersection. If there is no one common solution, select either parallel or coincide for the correct answer.

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Eleven batteries are hooked in series to provide a 54-V power source. Some of the batteries are 9 V and some are 1.5 V. How many of each type are used?

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Solve, using the substitution method, and check. 4x-5y=7 x=18-2

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Draw the graphs of the pair of linear equations. 2x-y=23 -2x+3y=-41

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Solve, using the substitution method, and check. 3x+4y=25 -5x+2y=-7

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Solve, using the substitution method, and check. 2x+4y=-14 x=3y

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Solve, using the substitution method, and check. 6x-8y=299 x=-

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Solve, using the substitution method, and check. 2y+7x=68 y=3x-18

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A sporting goods store carries two types of snorkels. One sells for $24.75 and the other for $25.25. Records for July show that 39 snorkels were sold, for $972.25. How many of each type were sold? Number of $24.75 snorkels sold: __________ Number of $25.25 snorkels sold: __________

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Solve the pair of linear equations by addition. 4x+2y=24 x+7y=-7

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