Test Bank for Beginning and Intermediate Algebra with Applications and Visualization 4th

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MULTIPLE CHOICE. Choose the one alternative that best completes the statement or
answers the question.

Solve the
equation.
1) z - 7 = -
6
A) -
1
B) -
13
C)
13
D
)
1
Answ
er: D

2) x + 4 = 5
A)
-
9
B)
1
C) -
1
D
)
9
Answ
er: B

3) 7 = z +
1 A)
 6
B
)
8
C)-
6
D) -
8
Answ
er: A

4) -18 = b -
20
A
)
2
B) -38
C) -
2
 D)
38
Answ
er: A

5) b - 7
= 14
A)
21
B) -
7
C) -
21
D)
7
Answ
er: A

6) 16 = -25 +
x
A) -
9
B) -
41
C)
9
D)
41
Answ
er: D

7) z - 13.83 =
0
A) -12.83
B) 13.83
C) 12.83
D) -13.83
Answ
er:
B
 8) -15.3 = 13.3 + x
A) -2
B) -28.6
C) 28.6
D) 2
Answer
:B

9) m + 8 = 9
11 11
A) 8
11
B) 17
11
C) 1
D) 1
11
Answer: D

10) x - 3 = - 1
8 8
A) - 1
4
B) - 1
2
1
C) 2

1
D) 4

Answer: D

11) 9a = -18
A) 27
B) -2
C) 1
D) -27
Answer: B

12) -27 = 3k
A) 30
B) 1
C) -30
D) -9
Answer
:D
 13) -8x = -40
A) 32
B) -32
C) 5
D) 2

Answer
: C

14) 2b = -24
A) -12
B) 26
C) 1
D) -26
Answer: A

15) -14.7 = -4.9c

A) -
9.8
B) 2.0
C) 3.0
D) 9.8
Answer: C

16) 1 a = 0
22
A) 0
B) -22
C) 22
D) 1

Answer
: A

17) 3 s = 1
8 2
A) 3
4
B) - 4
3
4
C) 3

D)
4
 Answer
: C

18) -4.1c = -24.6

A) -20.5
B) 20.5
C) 2.0
D) 6.0
Answer: D
 19) 2 p = 5
3 8
A) - 15
16
B) 16
15
C) 15
16
D) - 15
8
Answer: C

Solve the problem.

20) A small farm field is a square measuring 330 ft on a side. What is the perimeter of the
field?
A) 2640 ft
B) 660 ft
C) 330 ft
D) 132

0 ft
Answer:
D

21) The area of a rectangular garden is to be 147 ft. 2. Find the length if the width must be
7 ft. (Use A = lw)
A) 20 ft.
B) 140 ft.
C) 21 ft.
D) 23

ft.
Answer
: C

22) A box has a volume of 408 in.3. The length is 6 in. and the width is 17 in. Find the
height. (Use V = lwh)
A) 8 in.
B) 5 in.
C) 2 in.
D) 4

in.
 Answer
: D

23) If
a salesman's salary is multiplied by 1.01, which corresponds to salary plus a
1% bonus, the result is $28,280. Find the salesman's current salary.
A) $30,800
B) $28,000
C) $280
D) $28,280
Answer: B

24) One lap around a running track is 400 meters. How many laps will you run if you
travel 3600 meters?
A) 18 laps

B)
9
laps
2
C) 36 laps
D) 9

laps
Answer:
D
 25) There are 4 quarts in 1 gallon. Find the number of quarts in 6 gallons.
A) 24 quarts
B) 3 quarts
C) 12 quarts

D)
3
quarts
2

Answer: A
SHORT ANSWER. Write the word or phrase that best completes each
statement or answers the question. Provide an appropriate response.
26) Your friend solves an equation as follows:

x - 29 = 32
x = 32 - 29
x=3

Did your friend make a mistake? If so, identify the mistake and provide a correct
solution.
Answer: Yes, the friend did make a mistake. She should have added 29 to both sides of
the equation. The correct solution should be x = 61.

27) Your friend solves an equation as follows:

5x=4
9
x=4∙5
9
x = 20
9

Did your friend make a mistake? If so, identify the mistake and provide a correct
solution.
Answer: Yes, the friend did make a mistake. He should have multiplied by 9 on both
sides of the equation. The
5
correct solution should be x = 36 .
5

28) What is the first step to solve an equation in the form b + x = a? What is
the solution of the equation? Answer: The first step is to add (- b) to both
sides of the equation. The solution will be x = a + (- b).
29) Whatis the first step to solve an equation in the form a x = c ? What is the solution of
the equation?
b d
Answer: The first step is to multiply both sides of the equation by b . The solution
will be x = cb .
a da

30) What should you add to both sides of the equation to

solve n + 5 = -19? Answer: -5
MULTIPLE CHOICE. Choose the one alternative that best completes the statement or answers
the question.

31) What should you multiply on each side of the equation to solve 1 x = - 4 ?
5 3
A) - 4
3
1
B) 5

C)
5
D) - 3
4
Answer: C

Determine whether the equation is linear. If it is linear, give values for a and b so that the
equation can be written in the form ax + b = 0.
32) 15x + 7 = 25
A) No
B) Yes; a = 15, b = 32
C) Yes; a = 18, b = 15
D) Yes; a = 15, b = -18
Answer: D

33) 5x - 8 = 0
A) Yes; a = -8, b = 5
B) No
C) Yes; a = 5, b = 8
D) Yes; a = 5, b

= -8 Answer: D

34) 7x2 - 11 = 13
A) Yes; a = 24, b = 7
B) Yes; a = 7, b = -24
C) No
D) Yes; a = 7,

b = 2 Answer:
C

35) 2 x = 0
3
2
A) Yes; a = , b = 0
3
B) No
 C) Yes; a = 2, b = 3
D) Yes; a = 0, b =
2
3
Answer: A
36) 15 + 11 = 8
x
A) No
B) Yes; a = -3, b = 15
C) Yes; a = 15, b = 19
D) Yes; a =
15, b = 3
Answer: A

37) 6 x - 5 =0
A) No
B) Yes; a = -5, b = 6
C) Yes; a = 6, b = 5
D) Yes; a = 6, b

= -5 Answer: A

38) 60.1x = 5.3

A) No
B) Yes; a = 60.1, b = -5.3
C) Yes; a = 60.1, b = 5.3
D) Yes; a = -5.3, b = 60.1
Answer: B

39) 9(x - 2) = 0
A) Yes; a = 9, b = -18
B) Yes; a = -18, b = 9
C) No
D) Yes; a = 9, b

= -2 Answer: A

40) 8x + 25 = 18
A) Yes; a = -7, b = 8
B) No
C) Yes; a = 8, b = 7
D) Yes; a = 8, b

= 43 Answer: B

41) 3x = 7x3
A) Yes; a = 3, b = -7
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