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Question 41
Multiple Choice
As a particle moves along a straight path, its speed v (in cm/sec) at time t (in seconds) is given by the equation below. For what subintervals of the time interval [0, 8] will its speed be at least 15 cm/sec?
Question 42
Multiple Choice
As a particle moves along a straight path, its speed v (in cm/sec) at time t (in seconds) is given by the equation below. For what subintervals of the time interval [0, 8] will its speed be at least 4 cm/sec?
Question 43
Multiple Choice
A stained-glass window is being designed in the shape of a rectangle surmounted by a semicircle, as shown in the figure. The width of the window is to be 3 feet, but the height h is yet to be determined. If 27 ft
2
of glass is to be used, find the height h.
Question 44
Multiple Choice
Solve the equation
Question 45
Multiple Choice
Two surveyors with two-way radios leave the same point at 9:00 A.M., one walking due south at 4 mi/hr and the other due west at 2 mi/hr. How long can they communicate with one another if each radio has a maximum range of 2.24 miles? Round the answer to the nearest minute.
Question 46
Multiple Choice
Solve the equation.
Question 47
Multiple Choice
Express the inequality
as an interval.
Question 48
Multiple Choice
A consumer is trying to decide whether to purchase car A or car B. Car A costs $10,000 and has an mpg rating of 30, and insurance is $500 per year. Car B costs $11,600 and has an mpg rating of 50, and insurance is $550 per year. Assume that the consumer drives 15,000 miles per year and that the price of gas remains constant at $1.25 per gallon. Based only on these facts, determine how long it will take for the total cost of car B to become less than that of car A.
Question 49
Multiple Choice
British sterling silver is a copper-silver alloy that is 7.5% copper by weight. How many grams of pure copper and how many grams of British sterling silver should be used to prepare 226 grams of a copper-silver alloy that is 13% copper by weight?
Question 50
Multiple Choice
Solve the equation by factoring.
Question 51
Multiple Choice
Find the real solutions of the equation
Question 52
Multiple Choice
Write the expression
in the form
, where a and b are real numbers.
Question 53
Multiple Choice
Solve the inequality.