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Math 11 Pre-Calc LG 9 Practice Quiz #4



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

 1. 

Determine the value of the expression mc001-1.jpg when mc001-2.jpg and mc001-3.jpg.
A
mc001-4.jpg
C
mc001-6.jpg
B
mc001-5.jpg
D
mc001-7.jpg
 

 2. 

Simplify mc002-1.jpg.
A
48
C
mc002-3.jpg
B
6 + mc002-2.jpg
D
6 + mc002-4.jpg
 

 3. 

Express mc003-1.jpg in simplest form.
A
–48
C
mc003-3.jpg
B
mc003-2.jpg
D
mc003-4.jpg
 

 4. 

Express mc004-1.jpg in simplest form.
A
mc004-2.jpg
C
2
B
mc004-3.jpg
D
mc004-4.jpg
 

 5. 

An equilateral triangle has an area of 10.8 cm2. What is the height of the triangle, to the nearest tenth of a centimetre?
mc005-1.jpg
A
2.2 cm
C
mc005-3.jpg cm
B
mc005-2.jpg cm
D
5.0 cm
 

 6. 

A radical expression is being simplified. In which step of the process was an error made?
mc006-1.jpg
A
Step D
C
Step C
B
Step A
D
Step B
 

 7. 

Solve mc007-1.jpg
A
x = mc007-2.jpg
C
x = mc007-4.jpg
B
x = mc007-3.jpg
D
x = mc007-5.jpg
 

 8. 

Solve mc008-1.jpg.
A
x = 2
C
x = –1
B
x = 1
D
x = 8
 

 9. 

Solve mc009-1.jpg.
A
x = mc009-2.jpg
C
x = mc009-4.jpg
B
x = mc009-3.jpg
D
x = mc009-5.jpg
 

 10. 

Solve mc010-1.jpg.
A
x = mc010-2.jpg
C
x = mc010-4.jpg
B
x = mc010-3.jpg
D
x = mc010-5.jpg
 

Short Answer
 

 1. 

Rationalize the denominator in each expression. Express each answer in simplest form.
a) sa001-1.jpg
b) sa001-2.jpg
c) sa001-3.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. 

The velocity, v, in feet per second, of a roller coaster at the bottom of a hill is related to the vertical drop, h, in feet, and the velocity, v0, in feet per second, of the roller coaster at the top of the hill by the formula pr001-1.jpg.
a) Explain why pr001-2.jpg is not equivalent to the given formula
b) What velocity must a roller coaster have at the top of a 225-ft hill to achieve a velocity of 120 ft/s at the bottom?
 

 2. 

The time, t, in minutes, it takes a satellite h kilometres above Earth to complete one orbit can be determined by the equation pr002-1.jpg. How high should a satellite be placed above the equator so that it always appears to be above the same point on the ground? Round your answer to the nearest hundred kilometres.
 



 
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