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Linear equations and inequalities  \n1. Find the slope of a line passing through the points 1, 2 and 3,4  \n2. Find the slope of the line passing through the points (4, −2) and (−1, 7)  \n3. Write the slope-intercept equation of the line that passes through the point (0, 0) and is perpendicular to the line shown at right.  \n4. Write the slope-intercept equation of the line that passes through the point (1, −2) and is parallel to the line  \n􀀫 = - 􀀯 + 11.  \n5. Solve the system of equations: 3􀀯5􀀯++4􀀫3􀀫==6  \n6. A system of equations in the 􀀯􀀫 −plane has a single solution (􀀯, 􀀫). If the system is given by the equations 􀀯  􀀳 for some unknown value 􀀳 , what is the value of the 􀀯 −coordinate of the solution of the system?  \n7. Solve: .4 􀀯 + 4 ≤ 2  \n8. Solve: 3 􀀯 + 3 > 5 􀀯 − 1  \n9. Solve: 2 ≤ 3􀀯 − 10 ≤ 5  \nII. Linear applications  \n1. The graph at right shows the cost, in dollars, ofapples as a function of the number ofpounds ofapples purchased at a particular grocery store. The equation 􀀷 (􀀸) = 94 􀀸 defines the cost C, in dollars, for p pounds ofpears at the same store. Approximately how much less is the cost per pound of apples than the cost per pound of pears?  \nMETROPOLITAN STATE UNIVERSITY OF DENVER   \nDepartment of Mathematical and Computer Sciences  \n2. The total cost in dollars to produce 􀀯 toasters is given by the function 􀀷 􀀯  = 30 + 1. 2􀀯 . Find the cost per toaster when 40 toasters are being produced.  \n3. Last year Julia had already exercised 35 hours prior to May 1. She then exercised \u003C; hour per day on some days during the rest ofthe year. Write the equation that gives the total number of hours,ℎ , Julia exercised last year if she exercised 􀀾 days the rest ofthe year (0 ≤ 􀀾 ≤ 245) .  \n4. Ethan bought 3 pints of raspberries for $5 per pint and 􀀯 pints of blueberries for $3 per pint. The average cost of all the berries he bought was ;~~ ~~4~~ ~~??@.@ dollars per pint. If 􀀫 = ;~~ ~~4~~ ~~??@.@ is graphed in the 􀀯􀀫 −plane, what quantity will be represented by the 􀀫 −intercept of the graph?  \na. The total cost, in dollars, of all the raspberries Ethan bought.  \nb. The average cost, in dollars per pint, of all the raspberries Ethan bought.  \nc. The total cost, in dollars, of all the blueberries Ethan bought.  \nd. The average cost, in dollars per pint, of all the blueberries Ethan bought.  \n5. Sam made $10 more than twice what Pete earned in one month. If together they earned $760, how much did Sam earn that month?  \n6. A woman burns up three times as many calories running as she does when walking the same distance. If she runs 2 miles and walks 5 miles to burn up a total of 770 calories, how many calories does she burn up while running 1 mile?  \nIII. Factoring  \n1. Expand: (3􀀯 − 4)(3􀀯 + 4)  \n2. Expand: 3􀀯 + 36􀀯 − 6  \n3. Which of the following is NOT equivalent to (3􀀯 − 12)(􀀯 + 4)?  \na. 3 (􀀯\u003C − 8􀀯 + 16) b. 3 (􀀯\u003C − 16) c. 3􀀯\u003C − 48 d. 3􀀯􀀯 + 4 − 12 (􀀯 + 4)  \n4. Expand: 􀀯 + 5\u003C  \n@ \u003C  \n5. Expand: . − 3􀀫  \n6. Expand: (􀀯 + 7)(􀀯\u003C − 3􀀯 + 2)  \n7. Factor completely: 3􀀯\u003C + 6􀀯 − 24  \n8. Factor completely: 3􀀯\u003C + 25􀀯 − 18  \n9. Factor completely: 16 − 4􀀯\u003C  \n10. Factor completely: 25􀀯\u003C − 4􀀫\u003C  \n11. Factor completely: 􀀯 \u003C􀀫 \u003C − 􀁂 \u003C 􀁃 \u003C  \n12. Factor completely: 36􀀯- + 24􀀯\u003C  \n13. Factor completely: 2􀀯. + 6􀀯\u003C − 8􀀯  \nMETROPOLITAN STATE UNIVERSITY OF DENVER   \nDepartment of Mathematical and Computer Sciences  \n14. Factor completely: 7􀀯.􀀫 . + 21􀀯\u003C􀀫 \u003C − 10􀀯.􀀫 \u003C − 30􀀯\u003C􀀫  \nIV. Quadratics  \n1. Solve: 􀀯 \u003C + 6􀀯 + 8 = 0  \n2. Solve: 􀀯 \u003C + 5􀀯 − 9 = 5  \n3. Solve: 3􀀯\u003C + 8􀀯 + 4 = 0  \n4. Solve: 3􀀯 + 2􀀯 − 3 = 7􀀯 − 1  \n5. 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