Exam 2: Linear Equations and Inequalities
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Ticket sales for a play total $900 . There are three times as many adult tickets sold as children s tickets. The prices of the tickets for adults and children are $6 and $2 , respectively. Find the number of children s tickets sold.
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2.7 is what percent of 482? Round your answer to two decimal places.
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If a product is discounted by $249.9 and is selling for $860.1 , what is the list price?
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Write or using set notation and the union or intersection symbol.
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A surfboard manufacturing company has an annual operating cost C (in dollars)of where x is the number of surfboards produced in a year. What is the maximum number of surfboards that can be produced while maintaining annual operating costs of no more than $500,000 ?
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A tractor uses 6 gallons of diesel fuel to plow for 105 minutes. Determine the number of gallons of fuel used in 7 hours. Round your answer to two decimal places.
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Transform the absolute value equation into two linear equations.
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Translate the verbal statement into a linear inequality. x is greater than -14 and less than or equal to 4
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