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Math 11 Pre-Calc LG 9 Practice Quiz #2



Multiple Choice
Identify the choice that best completes the statement or answers the question.
 

 1. 

Find a simplified expression for the perimeter of this shape.
mc001-1.jpgmc001-2.jpg mc001-3.jpg  8
mc001-4.jpg mc001-5.jpg  mc001-6.jpg
A
mc001-7.jpg
C
mc001-9.jpg
B
mc001-8.jpg
D
mc001-10.jpg
 

 2. 

What does the expression mc002-1.jpg simplify to?
A
mc002-2.jpg
C
mc002-4.jpg
B
mc002-3.jpg
D
mc002-5.jpg
 

 3. 

Express mc003-1.jpg in simplified form.
A
mc003-2.jpg
C
mc003-4.jpg
B
mc003-3.jpg
D
mc003-5.jpg
 

 4. 

The volume, V, in cubic units, of a cylinder is given by mc004-1.jpg, where r is the radius and h is the height, both in the same units. Find the exact radius of a cylinder with a height of 64 cm and a volume of 576p cm3. Express your answer in simplest form.
A
mc004-2.jpg cm
C
9 cm
B
mc004-3.jpg cm
D
mc004-4.jpg cm
 

 5. 

Express mc005-1.jpg in simplest form.
A
mc005-2.jpg
C
mc005-3.jpg
B
252
D
mc005-4.jpg
 

 6. 

Express mc006-1.jpg in simplest form.
A
mc006-2.jpg
C
mc006-4.jpg
B
mc006-3.jpg
D
mc006-5.jpg
 

 7. 

Determine the range of the function mc007-1.jpg.
A
{y Î R}
C
{x Î R}
B
{y Î R, y ³ 0}
D
{x Î R, x ³ –2}
 

 8. 

Determine the value of the function mc008-1.jpg when mc008-2.jpg.
A
3
C
–3
B
–9
D
9
 

 9. 

Solve mc009-1.jpg.
A
x = –6
C
x = 6
B
x = 24
D
x = 12
 

 10. 

What are the restrictions on x if the solution to the equation mc010-1.jpg involves real numbers?
A
mc010-2.jpg
C
mc010-4.jpg
B
mc010-3.jpg
D
mc010-5.jpg
 

Short Answer
 

 1. 

Without using a calculator, arrange the following in order from least to greatest.
a) sa001-1.jpg
b) sa001-2.jpg
 

 2. 

Expand and simplify. State any restrictions on the values for the variables.
a) sa002-1.jpg
b) sa002-2.jpg
 

 3. 

Solve sa003-1.jpg.
 

Problem
 

 1. 

Find the perimeter and area of the given shape, in fully simplified form.
pr001-1.jpgpr001-2.jpg
pr001-3.jpg
 

 2. 

The distance, d, in miles, that a person can see on a planet of radius, r, in miles, is given by the formula pr002-1.jpg, where h is the height, in feet, of the person. Suppose a person 6 ft tall is standing on Mars. If the radius of the planet is 2109 mi, how far can the person see? Round to the nearest tenth.
 



 
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