Algebra 1 State Test Prep

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Mathematics

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9th - 10th Grade

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CCSS

HSF.LE.A.2, 6.EE.C.9, HSA.APR.A.1

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Chloe Hennon

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Algebra 1 State Test Prep

Solve the equation for y.

3x+6y=9

Fill in the Blanks

Fill in the blank for when you solve 2x+3y=18 for y.

Type answer...

x+6

Simplify (2x+4)(x-3)

Fill in the Blanks

Fill in the blank of the missing coefficient.

(x+3)(x+6)= x²+

Type answer...

x+18

Write the exponential function for the problem.

An initial value of 89 that is decaying by 18%.

Multiple Choice

Which represents a function that has an initial value of 26 and a decay of 34 %?

26(0.34)^x

26(0.66)^x

What transformations have happened in this function?

f(x+2)-6

Multiple Choice

What is the function that represents this transformation?

Start at the solid line.

f(x-3)

f(x+3)

f(x)-3

f(x)+3

Open Ended

If Sandra charges $4.00 for a cup of ice cream and $0.37 for each ice cream, What function would represent the situation?

Remember it should look like y=mx+b.

Type response here

Multiple Choice

Karen bought a car for $24,000. The value of the car depreciates by about 13% each year. Which function below can be used to find the VALUE of her car?

$y=24000\cdot0.13^x$

$y=24000\cdot87^x$

$y=24000\cdot13^x$

$y=24000\cdot0.87^x$

Multiple Choice

Given the following table of values, construct the function that represents the sequence.

y = 3(4)^x

y = 3x + 4

y = 4(3)^x

y = 4x + 3

Multiple Choice

The amusement park charges $20 to get in plus $1.50 per ride. Which linear equation below represents this relationship.

y=1.5+20x

y=1.5x + 20

y = 20x + 1.5

y= 21.5x

Multiple Choice

Which function is linear?

y = 2x + 4

y = 2x² + 4

y = 2x(4 − 3x)

xy = 15

Multiple Choice

Graduates throw their graduation caps upwards at the end of their graduation ceremony.
The height of a graduation cap in the air after it is thrown can be modeled by the function
y = -16t² + 16t + 4
where t is time in seconds, and y is the height of the cap in feet.
Complete the square to find the maximum height of the cap in feet.

-8

Multiple Choice

Find the product.
(m-8)(m-9)

m²+17m-72

m²-17m-72

m²-17m+72

m²-72

Multiple Choice

Solve the equation for y
4x+2y=16

y=4x+16

y=-2x-8

y=2x+8

y=-2x+8

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