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Manvel H S World Champions CBA Review Algebra 1

A: B: #1 Which graph does NOT represent a function? C: D:

D

A:B: {-9,-4,-1} #2 What is the range of the function: C:D: {-7,-2,0,5} {-9,-7,-4,-2, -1,0,5} {-1}

B {-9,-4,1}

A:B: x #3 What is NOT another term used for an independent variable? C:D: Range Input Domain

D Range

A:B: Amount DJ charges per hour Initial set up fee #4 The linear function C defined C(h) = 32h gives the cost (in dollars) to hire a DJ for a school dance for h hours. What does 32 represent in this equation? C:D: Total cost school pays Hours DJ worked

A Amount DJ charges per hour

A:B: 14 hours 8 hours #5 C(h) = 32h gives the cost (in dollars) to hire a DJ for a school dance for h hours. Your school has budgeted $350 to spend for a disc jockey. Find the maximum number of hours your school can hire the DJ for the dance. C:D: 7 hours 15 hours

C 7 hours

A:B: #6 C(h) = 32h gives the cost (in dollars) to hire a DJ for a school dance for h hours. What table represents the cost the DJ can charge? C:D: h135 C h123 C h123 C h135 C

D h135 C

A:B: The number of math clubs registering The cost of registration #7 The math club wants to register for a math competition. The total cost of registration is a function of the number of club members who register for the competition. What is the independent quantity? C:D: The range of the function The output of the function

A The number of math clubs registering

A:B: YES because there no repeating x values #8 Is the following relation a function? Why? { (-1,0), (0,-3), (2, -3), (3,0), (4,5)} C:D: 55 No because there are repeating y values No because there are repeating x values YES because there no repeating y values

B YES because there no repeating x values

A:B: #9 Is the relation a function? why? C:D: Yes, because there are no repeating inputs No, because there are repeating inputs No, because there are no repeating outputs Yes, because there are repeating outputs

C Yes, because there are no repeating inputs

A:B: {1,2,3,4,5} #10 Chris is renting roller blades for $12 a day. The rule for this situation is c = 12t, where c is the cost in dollars and t the number of days rented. What is the range if the most he rents Is for 5 days? C:D: {12,24,36, 48, 60} {-1,-2,-3,-4,-5} {-12,-24,-36, -48, -60}

D {12,24,36, 48, 60}

A:B: [0,10] #11 Chris is renting roller blades for $12 a day. The rule for this situation is c = 12t, where c is the cost in dollars and t the number of days rented. What is a reasonable domain? C:D: [-10,0] [0,  ) (- , 0]

B [0,10]

A:B: 6n + 406n - 40 #12 Andrea paints houses during her summer vacations. This year, she charged $6.00 per hour to paint plus $40 for supplies. State the rule to determine how much she earns if she paints n hours. C:D: 40n n - 6

A 6n + 40

A:B: Ordered pair dependent #13 Which of the following is a way functions can NOT be represented? C:D: graphtable

B dependent

A:B: {1,2,3}{1,3,5} #14 What is the Range of y = 2x + 3 when the Domain is {-1,0,1} C:D: {5,6,7}No solution

B {1,3,5}

A:B: f(-2) = - 7 f(-2) = 7 #15 Evaluate y = - x – 5 for f (-2) C:D: f(-2) = 3f(-2) = - 3

D f(-2) = - 3

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