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The perimeter of an equilateral triangle is 32 cm, and the area is M√3 cm2 , what is the value of M?  \nA) ~~25~~9~~6 ~~B) ~~64~~9 C) ~~6~~8~~4~~1  \nD) ~~2~~8~~5~~1~~6~~  \n2.  \n2  \n5k + 7m = (6m + n)  \n3  \nFor the given equation, m, n and k are positive variables, what is the value of m, in terms of other variables?  \nA) ~~2n+~~9~~15k~~  \nB) ~~4n~~~~k~~  \nC) 4nk  \nD) ~~2n~~−9~~15k~~  \n3. For right similar triangles ABC and DEF, the angles A and D are right angles. The angles B and C are corresponding to angles E and F. If tan(C) = 0 .75 and |DE| = 24cm, what is the length of EF, in cm?  \n1  \nTrain Set 2 Compiler: Mr. Yokubjon,telegram channel @sat800  \n4. For x > 0, when x increases by 2 units f (x) increases by 0.8% . Which of the following could describe the function?  \nA) Increasing linear  \nB) Decreasing linear  \nC) Increasing exponential  \nD) Decreasing exponential  \n5.  \n\n|  | Less than 4 km | More than 4 km | Total |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- |\n| Boys\u003Cbr>Girls\u003Cbr>Total | 17\u003Cbr>48\u003Cbr>65 | 15\u003Cbr>20\u003Cbr>35 | 32\u003Cbr>68\u003Cbr>100 |\n\nA survey was conducted among 100 students from a certain school to determine how far students live from the school. If a student is chosen randomly, what is the probability that student lives less than 4 km from the school, given that the student is a boy?  \nA) 1~~1~~0~~7~~0 B) ~~1~~6~~7~~5 C) ~~1~~3~~7~~2  \nD) ~~3~~10~~2~~0  \n6. For the system:  \ny = x + 11  \ny = x2 + 11x + c  \nwhere c is a constant. If the system has exactly one solution, what is the value of c?  \n7. A square base regular prism has height of 20 cm and surface area is A cm² . If we dye whole surface area except base, the dying area is ~~43~~46A cm² . What is the area of the base, in cm²?  \n2  \nTrain Set 2 Compiler: Mr. Yokubjon,telegram channel @sat800  \n8. The functions f and g both have a domain of all real numbers. The table gives values for f(x) and g(x) at selected values of x. Which  \ngives a solution to f (g(x)) = 4?  \n\n| x | −2 | −1 | 0 | 1 | 2 |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |\n| f (x)\u003Cbr>g (x) | -4\u003Cbr>-2 | -2\u003Cbr>4 | -1\u003Cbr>2 | -1\u003Cbr>-4 | 4 3 |\n\nA) x = 0, because f(0) = −1 and g(−1) = 4  \nB) x = 0, because g(0) = 2 and f(2) = 4  \nC) x = 1, because f(1) = −1 and g(−1) = 4  \nD) x = 1, because g(1) = −4 and f(1) = −1  \n9. Point P lies on the unit circle and its position is determined by constructing an angle of ~~119~~6~~π~~ radians with the positive x-axis. What is the x-coordinate of Point P?  \nA) −~~ ~~√2~~3~~  \nB) ~~2~~√3~~3 ~~C) √2~~3~~  \nD) − ~~1~~2  \n10. A content creator conducted a survey and selected a random sample of 800 Nepalese SAT Math students. 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The triangle inequality theorem states that the sum of any two sides of a triangle must be greater than the length of the third side. A triangle has side lengths of 4x + 20 , 2x + 8, and 7x − 11. 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