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2 247. A number is increased by 25% and the resultingnumber is then decreased by 20%. The final number iswhat percent of the original number?A. 90%B. 95%C. 100%D. 105%E. 120%48. Two numbers are reciprocals if their product is equalto 1. If x and y are reciprocals and x > 1, then y mustbe:F. less than –1.G. between 0 and –1.H. equal to 0.J. between 0 and 1.K. greater than 1.49. The number line graph below is the graph of which ofthe following inequalities?A. –1 ≤ x and 3 ≤ xB. –1 ≤ x and 3 ≥ xC. –1 ≤ x or 3 ≤ xD. –1 ≥ x or 3 ≤ xE. –1 ≥ x or 3 ≥ x50. All of the following graphs have equal scales on theaxes. One of the graphs shows only points for which they-coordinate is 1 less than the square of the x-coordinate.Which one?F.G.H.OyyyOO–1 3xxxJ.K.OOyyxxx51. In teaching a lesson on the concept of thirds, Ms. Chuuses a divide-and-set-aside procedure. She starts with acertain number of colored disks, divides them into3 equal groups, and sets 1 group aside to illustrate1_ .3She repeats the procedure by taking the disks she hadNOT set aside, dividing them into 3 equal groups, andsetting 1 of these groups aside. If Ms. Chu wants to beable to complete the divide-and-set-aside procedure atleast 4 times (without breaking any of the disks intopieces), which of the following is the minimumnumber of colored disks she can start with?A. 12B. 15C. 27D. 54E. 8152. Which of the following is true for all consecutive integersm and n such that m < n ?F. m is oddG. n is oddH. n – m is evenJ. n 2 – m 2 is oddK. m 2 + n 2 is even53. A function P is defined as follows:for x > 0, P(x) = x 5 + x 4 –36x –36for x < 0, P(x) = –x 5 + x 4 +36x –36What is the value of P(–1) ?A. –70B. –36C. 0D. 36E. 7054. For a project in Home Economics class, Kirk ismaking a tablecloth for a circular table 3 feet indiameter. The finished tablecloth needs to hang down5 inches over the edge of the table all the way around.To finish the edge of the tablecloth, Kirk will foldunder and sew down 1 inch of the material all aroundthe edge. Kirk is going to use a single piece of rectangularfabric that is 60 inches wide. What is the shortestlength of fabric, in inches, Kirk could use to make thetablecloth without putting any separate pieces of fabrictogether?F. 15G. 24H. 30J. 42K. 48ACT-61C-PRACTICE32GO ON TO THE NEXT PAGE.
2 255. The equations of the 2 graphs shown below arey 1 (t) =a 1 sin(b 1 t) and y 2 (t) =a 2 cos(b 2 t), where the constantsb 1 and b 2 are both positive real numbers.yy 2 (t)y 1 (t)OWhich of the following statements is true of the constantsa 1 and a 2 ?A. 0
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