0 CRS Period, Review — Chapter 2 1. Elena works a part-time job after school to earn money for a summer vacations. She is paid a constant rate for each hour she works. The table shows the amounts of money that Elena earned for various amounts of time that she worked, Time Worked ‘Amount Earned Units, Hours Dollars 25 22.50 3 27.00 35 31.50 i: 40,50 5 46 6 54 expression ‘ dk ‘What are the dependent and independent quantities in this problem situation? Explain your reasoning. Independent z Time hours) Dependent.amoanF oP money earne d (dollars b. Determine the unit rate of change for the problem situation. ff q per hour Complete the table. Write an expression that represents the amount of money Elena earns for an arbitrary time worked of t hours. 4. Use function notation to determine the amount of money that Elena earns for working 7.5 hours. dt)=4t Elena earns £67.99 d (7-5) =4 G5) for work ine, 7.5 hours. 461.502. Solve the equation and justify your reasoning. heck soluton 4G +1) -9 = 12x +11 oe HT kxeee N —4(34I)- 12 12GB) A § 4 Ger) = 12K FTO —2$ =-278 — 4x 4 =-I12¥ tO <€ de ud = Me —Yy =-I2>¢ +24 41% , 3. Malik received a $300 gift card from his Hb kipatents and is bs Say to pay for his karate lessons, which cost $28 per month. ‘a. Write a function that describes the dollar amount of money d, on the card after t months. d&)=-23 +300 b. Graph the function that you wrote in part (a). c. Malik decides he wants to use the last of the gift card to buy some karate equipment that will cost $75. Estimate when there will be $75 remaining on the card. about & months d. Determine exactly when there will be $75 remaining on the card. dit) = 300 -28t 75 =300-235t =$3ec —-3007, Evaluate the function f(x) = —0.0781x + 4.0253 at each of these values. / a (012605) =-0.0781(12.605)t +,0263 = 3,04! 21, 00AL 4 0293 b. f(-10092) = -O. O78) (12 P OF, 7 SG, lod 5. Solve the inequality and graph the solution on the number line. a -3(@-3) <24 a 3 = -§ = 3 ie os et tt tt 26-6 -f 2527-7] di fh zs of b. nergy ——_ 2x tt a a. [-2x+7/=11 2 ey =] ‘ b. -Slx-9]-10=5 pg ate af als , =S]x-4l << : ey lutien = Ao 4G] 2-3 9. Solve the linear absolute value inequality. Then graph the solution on the number line. a 112 [3x-8] [3x -S8lel) Degeties. pos ohte. =(3x-pell i 6 Sil Oe peat ee Soore — sre lt ag te = Sx 2 5 a= es o 2 a eS 22 Ot ¢@ eee Gg 4 ———— b sare pesative. hegative 4 xX-4> —- A [x4] > =] +4 +4 = ss Ly > = x-q<-4 +q 44 x <5 YL 5 or >B) q_y @ 2 * & 8 io jz 14 [6°r®