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What percentage of k is h? (Disregard the % sign when entering your  \nanswer.) Answer:  \nProblem 2  \nThe number of bacteria in a growth medium is expected to increase by 150% every 2 hours. The number of bacteria was estimated to be 7,000 when the period of observation began. Which function P gives the expected number of bacteria in this growth medium t hours after the period of observation began?  \nA.   \nB. P (t) = 7, 000(1. 50)2t  \nC.   \nD. P (t) = 7, 000(2. 50)2t  \nAnswer:   \nProblem 3  \nLine p is defined by kx + 7y = 16. Line p passes through the points (r,0) and (0, t), where k,r, and t are nonzero constants and r̸= t. Which expression represents the value of k?  \nA.   \nB.   \nC. D.   \nAnswer:   \nProblem 4  \nnx + 3t = −3x + 4n  \nIn the given equation, n and t are constants. The equation has no solution. What CANNOT be the value of n + t?  \nAnswer:   \nFigure 1: Enter Caption  \nProblem 5  \nWhich of the following equations is the most appropriate linear model for the data shown?  \nA. d = −48.1 + 2. 02t  \nB. d = 148.1 + 2. 02t  \nC. d = 371.8 + 2. 02t  \nD. d = 406.8 + 2. 02t  \nAnswer:   \nProblem 6  \n\n|  | Volume\u003Cbr>(cubic\u003Cbr>units) |\n| --- | --- |\n| |  |\n\nThe radius of cylinder A is 2 units. The surface area of cylinder A is kπ square units, and the surface area of cylinder B is nπ square units. What is the value of n − k? Given that figures are similar. Answer: ~~ ~~~~ ~~  \nProblem 7  \nA quadratic function models the height of an object above the ground. The object was launched from a height of 0 feet and reached its maximum height of 1,600 feet 10 seconds after it was launched. 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