This test assesses the
following state indicators: 7.3.2, 8.1.6, 8.1.7, 8.2.1, 8.3.1, 8.3.3, 8.3.5, and
8.3.6.
Multiple Choice
Identify the choice that best completes the
statement or answers the question.
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Find the
product.
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1
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2
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Graph y =  x using the slope and
y-intercept.
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Solve the
equation.
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3
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Graph the linear
equation.
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y =  
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5
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Estimate the value of 
to the nearest integer.
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Find the
quotient.
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6
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Solve the
equation.
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7
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Simplify.
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8
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Estimate the value of 
to the nearest whole number.
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Find the two square roots of
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11
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Identify the slope and
y-intercept of  .
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A business owner is flying to
Brazil for a series of meetings. Airline regulations state that each passenger can bring two pieces
of luggage, but their combined weight must not exceed 17 kilograms. If one of the business
owner’s suitcases weighs 8 kilograms, write an inequality that can be used to find the
maximum weight of the second suitcase, using s to represent the weight of the second suitcase.
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13
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Write 10 × 10 × 10
using an exponent.
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14
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A number problem states,
“4 times a number, minus 9 gives a result of 23.” What is the
number?
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15
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Simplify  .
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A charity event organizer told
his volunteers that if they raised $190 more in donations, then they would reach their overall goal
of $1,750. Let a represent the
amount of donations raised so far. Write an equation that can be used to solve for
a.
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This morning Gabriel rode
12 miles on his bicycle. This distance is 4 miles less than twice the distance that he rode
last weekend. Solve the equation  to find the number of miles that he rode last
weekend.
A | 4 miles | C | 8 miles | B | 32 miles | D | 5 miles |
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Find the
difference.
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18
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An ink cartridge is able to
print up to 400 pages before it needs to be replaced. Suppose the ink cartridge has already been
used to print 67 pages. If you need to print copies of a 22-page report, what is the greatest
number of copies you can print on the cartridge? Solve the inequality  for r to find the answer.
A | 16
copies | C | 15
copies | B | 11 copies | D | 21 copies |
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Which point is on the graph of
y =  x +
5?
A | (–9,
11) | C | (–6,
11) | B | (9,
–3) | D | (–3,
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