Exam 7: Radical Expressions and Equations
Exam 1: Review of Real Numbers152 Questions
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Exam 4: Systems of Equations204 Questions
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Find the domain of the function. Express the answer in interval notation.
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Add or subtract. Assume all variables represent nonnegative real numbers.
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The length a spring is stretched from its natural length with work, W foot- pounds, is given by
Where is a constant for the given spring. If a certain spring has a constant of 54.9, and the spring is to be stretched 4.3 feet from its natural length, how much work will be necessary? Round to the nearest tenth of a foot- pound.
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Rewrite the radical expression using rational exponents. A ssume all variables represent nonnegative real numbers.
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The velocity in feet per second of a free- falling object can be found using the formula , where is the distance (in feet) that the object has already fallen. Find the distance that and object with a velocity of has fallen. Round to the nearest foot.
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Explain the procedure you would use to find the quotient . Do not actually find the quotient.
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Use the formula to compute the sample size that a statistician requires to estimate a population proportion with confidence for a margin of error .
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Simplify the expression. Assume all variables represent nonnegative real numbers.
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The distance in miles that can be seen on the surface of the ocean is given by , where is the height in feet above the surface. How high (to the nearest foot) would a platform have to be to see a distance of 16.5 miles?
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What value of will make the following equation true? Explain your answer.
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Add or subtract. Assume all variables represent nonnegative real numbers.
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