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Applied-Algebra WGU Applied Algebra FXO2 PFXP C957 Questions and Answers

Questions 4

The graph shows the number of people waiting in a virtual queue to buy tickets for an event.

What does the horizontal asymptote mean?

Options:

A.

Eventually, the number of people in the queue will decrease to 0.

B.

Over time, the number of people in the queue will increase back up to 750.

C.

The number of people in the queue was initially 750.

D.

As time passes, the number of people in the queue approaches 100.

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Questions 5

The weekly number of players, P, in hundreds, on a gaming website is modeled by the graph. The horizontal axis shows the number of years since the website was launched.

When did the website reach the minimum weekly number of players?

Options:

A.

Approximately 2 years after the website was launched

B.

Approximately 4 years after the website was launched

C.

Approximately 11 years after the website was launched

D.

Approximately 12 years after the website was launched

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Questions 6

The graph shows the number of customers visiting a bookstore, where the number of days since the beginning of the month is along the horizontal axis and the number of customers visiting the bookstore each day is along the vertical axis. More customers show up to the store on days when new releases are featured than on other days.

Which days likely featured new releases?

Options:

A.

New releases were likely featured on only day 5.

B.

New releases were likely featured on only day 8.

C.

New releases were likely featured on days 5 and 10.

D.

New releases were likely featured on days 8 and 11.

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Questions 7

A team was assembled at a manufacturing plant in order to boost productivity. The team was tasked with producing as many widgets each day as possible. The results are shown in the graph.

What is the correct interpretation of the average rate of change from day 6 to day 14?

Options:

A.

The team increased production by an average of approximately 1.2 widgets each day.

B.

The team increased production by an average of approximately 2.5 widgets each day.

C.

Over the 8-day period, the team approximately produced an additional 1.2 widgets in total.

D.

Over the 8-day period, the team approximately produced an additional 2.5 widgets in total.

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Questions 8

The data in the scatterplot represents the number of monthly train crossings at a particular intersection over time.

Which type of function should be used to model the data?

Options:

A.

Logistic

B.

Exponential

C.

Linear

D.

Polynomial

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Questions 9

The population of fish in a lake is changing according to the function P(t)=31t+438, where t is the number of months since the beginning of the year and P(t) is the fish population at time t. Which interpretation of the rate of change is correct?

Options:

A.

The number of fish in the lake is increasing at a constant rate of 31 fish per month.

B.

The number of fish in the lake is increasing at a constant rate of 438 fish per month.

C.

The number of fish in the lake is decreasing at a constant rate of 31 fish per month.

D.

The number of fish in the lake is decreasing at a constant rate of 438 fish per month.

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Questions 10

A researcher collected data on the number of annual bear sightings in a region over time. The results are shown in the scatterplot. A regression function is graphed with r^2=0.42. The predicted number of annual bear sightings after 19.5years is 62.2.

Is this prediction appropriate?

Options:

A.

Yes. The r^2value indicates a strong fit, and x=19.5is within 50%of the range of the maximum value.

B.

No. The r^2value indicates a strong fit, but x=19.5is more than 50%of the range beyond the maximum value.

C.

No. The r^2value indicates a moderate fit, but x=19.5is more than 25%of the range beyond the maximum value.

D.

Yes. The r^2value indicates a moderate fit, and x=19.5is within 25%of the range of the maximum value.

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Questions 11

As regulations change, the number of licensed sellers of a product decreases. The graph models the change in the number of licensed sellers over time.

What does the horizontal asymptote mean?

Options:

A.

After 21 months, the number of licensed sellers decreased to 300.

B.

The number of licensed sellers was initially 1,050.

C.

In the long run, the number of licensed sellers nears 300.

D.

Over time, the number of licensed sellers will increase back up to 1,050.

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Questions 12

A researcher collected data on the average selling price for tickets to a concert over time. The results are shown in the scatterplot. A regression function is graphed with r

2

=0.56. The predicted average selling price for tickets after 10.8 days is $167.20.

Is this prediction appropriate?

Options:

A.

Yes. The r

2

value indicates a strong fit, and x=10.8 is within 50% of the range of the maximum value.

B.

Yes. The r

2

value indicates a moderate fit, and x=10.8 is within 25% of the range of the maximum value.

C.

No. The r

2

value indicates a strong fit, but x=10.8 is more than 50% of the range beyond the maximum value.

D.

No. The r

2

value indicates a moderate fit, but x=10.8 is more than 25% of the range beyond the maximum value.

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Questions 13

The function p(t)represents the number of active players, p, in a game thours after 11:00 a.m. The graph of p(t)is shown.

What is one example of an interval for which the number of players is decreasing faster and faster?

Options:

A.

t=1.2to t=5.3

B.

t=8.6to t=9.0

C.

t=8.7to t=10.7

D.

t=11.2to t=11.5

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Questions 14

The function P(t)represents the yearly profit, in millions of dollars, for a streaming service since opening. The graph of P(t)is shown.

What is the correct interpretation of the maximum value?

Options:

A.

Approximately 10.5 years after opening, a maximum yearly profit of approximately $235,000was earned.

B.

Approximately 22 years after opening, a maximum yearly profit of approximately $235,000was earned.

C.

Approximately 10.5 years after opening, a maximum yearly profit of approximately $1,410,000was earned.

D.

Approximately 22 years after opening, a maximum yearly profit of approximately $1,410,000was earned.

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Questions 15

A factory mixes two colors, red and yellow, to create a dye.

The graph shows the relationship between the amounts of each dye, where rrepresents the amount of red dye and yrepresents the amount of yellow dye.

What is the correct interpretation of the rate of change?

Options:

A.

The amount of yellow dye must be 9/2of the amount of red dye.

B.

The amount of yellow dye must be the amount of red dye plus 9/2.

C.

The amount of yellow dye must be the amount of red dye plus 2/9.

D.

The amount of yellow dye must be 2/9of the amount of red dye.

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Questions 16

As sacks are unloaded off a wagon, the total weight of the wagon and sacks changes. Each sack has the same weight. After 5 sacks are removed, the total weight of the wagon and remaining sacks is 135 pounds. After 9 sacks are removed, the total weight is 87 pounds. What is the weight of each sack?

Options:

A.

12 pounds

B.

20 pounds

C.

27 pounds

D.

75 pounds

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Questions 17

A researcher collected data on the average number of product returns per month to a company over time. The results are shown in the scatterplot. The graphed regression function has an r

2

value of 0.45.

Which range of x-values is appropriate for extrapolation?

Options:

A.

x=3 to x=21

B.

x=0 to x=24

C.

Extrapolation is not appropriate because r

2

< 1.

D.

Extrapolation is not appropriate because r

2

< 0.7.

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Questions 18

The graph shows the progress of a manufacturing team, modeling the number of widgets the team is able to produce each day since the team was formed.

How should the average rate of change from day 20 to day 26 be interpreted?

Options:

A.

The team increased production by an average of approximately 5.5 widgets each day.

B.

The team increased production by an average of approximately 2.7 widgets each day.

C.

Over the 6-day period, the team approximately produced an additional 5.5 widgets in total.

D.

Over the 6-day period, the team approximately produced an additional 2.7 widgets in total.

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Questions 19

The temperature of an object changes according to the relationship in the graph.

What is the equation of the horizontal asymptote?

Options:

A.

x=0

B.

y=0

C.

x=500

D.

y=500

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Questions 20

The number of registered voters in a district is modeled by a decreasing exponential function, where x represents the number of years since 2005 and f(x) represents the number of registered voters.

Which interval is associated with the slowest average decrease in the number of registered voters?

Options:

A.

2005 to 2008

B.

2007 to 2014

C.

2008 to 2023

D.

2015 to 2025

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Questions 21

The number of people auditioning for a game show is expected to be 3 less than the number of people who auditioned last year. The function A(t)can be used to model the situation, where trepresents the number of people who auditioned last year and Arepresents the number of people expected to audition this year.

Which quantity represents the number of people expected to audition this year, given that 280 people auditioned last year?

Options:

A.

A(280)=277

B.

A(283)=280

C.

A(280)=283

D.

A(277)=280

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Questions 22

The number of comments on a social media post is represented by the logistic function f(x), whose graph is shown, where xrepresents the number of days since the post was created and f(x)represents the number of comments on day x.

How does the number of comments change as time progresses from day 1 to day 17?

Options:

A.

The number of comments increases slower and slower.

B.

The number of comments decreases slower and slower.

C.

The number of comments decreases faster and faster.

D.

The number of comments increases faster and faster.

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Questions 23

The function d(x)=14+65xrepresents the distance, in meters, from a tower to an object at time x, in seconds.

What is the value of d(1.5)?

Options:

A.

0.19

B.

65

C.

86

D.

111.5

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Questions 24

In the graph showing the number of new customer accounts, the horizontal axis shows the number of weeks since the beginning of winter and the vertical axis shows the number of new customer accounts. More customer accounts are opened during snowy weeks than during weeks without snow.

When was it likely snowy?

Options:

A.

It was likely snowy during only week 1.

B.

It was likely snowy during only week 7.

C.

It was likely snowy during weeks 1 and 5.

D.

It was likely snowy during weeks 7 and 14.

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Questions 25

The number of wild horses in a federal park is represented by the logistic function f(x), whose graph is shown, where xrepresents the number of years since the park was established and f(x)represents the wild horse population in a given year.

How does the number of wild horses change as time progresses from year 1 to year 9?

Options:

A.

The number of wild horses increases faster and faster.

B.

The number of wild horses decreases slower and slower.

C.

The number of wild horses decreases faster and faster.

D.

The number of wild horses increases slower and slower.

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Questions 26

The values, in dollars, of two accounts over time are modeled by

A_1 (t)=6,500× 〖 1.05 〗 ^t

and

A_2 (t)=3,000× 〖 0.96 〗 ^t

The variable tis measured in years.

What is the difference between the accounts after 3 years?

Options:

A.

The value of Account 1 is about $4,870less than the value of Account 2.

B.

The value of Account 1 is about $2,654less than the value of Account 2.

C.

The value of Account 1 is about $4,870greater than the value of Account 2.

D.

The value of Account 1 is about $2,654greater than the value of Account 2.

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Questions 27

Consider the function I(m)=41m²−490m+30, which represents the daily income, I, in dollars, of a store based on the number of months, m, since the beginning of the year. What is the difference between I(7) and I(9)?

Options:

A.

Approximately $2

B.

Approximately 2 months

C.

Approximately $332

D.

Approximately 332 months

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Questions 28

The function P(t)represents the daily profit, in hundreds of dollars, for a museum since opening. The graph of P(t)is shown.

What is the correct interpretation of the maximum value?

Options:

A.

Approximately 9.5 years after opening, a maximum daily profit of approximately $299was earned.

B.

Approximately 20 years after opening, a maximum daily profit of approximately $299was earned.

C.

Approximately 9.5 years after opening, a maximum daily profit of approximately $1,650was earned.

D.

Approximately 20 years after opening, a maximum daily profit of approximately $1,650was earned.

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Questions 29

The number of people auditioning for a game show is expected to be 7 more than the number of people who auditioned last year. The function A(t) can be used to model the situation, where t represents the number of people who auditioned last year and A(t) represents the number of people expected to audition this year. Which quantity represents the number of people expected to audition this year, given that 440 people auditioned last year?

Options:

A.

A(447)=440

B.

A(433)=440

C.

A(440)=447

D.

A(440)=433

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Questions 30

The populations, in thousands, of two towns are shown in the graph, where the horizontal axis measures the time in years.

Which town’s population is growing at a faster rate?

Options:

A.

Town A, because 6.5 > 5.5

B.

Town B, because 1.0 > 0.7

C.

Town B, because 6.5 > 5.5

D.

Town A, because 1.0 > 0.7

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Questions 31

The graph shows the number of people watching a live video. The number of minutes since the video began is on the horizontal axis, and the number of viewers is on the vertical axis. When were there 432 viewers?

Exhibit:

Options:

A.

Minute 0

B.

Minute 1

C.

Minute 2

D.

Minute 4

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Questions 32

The population of fish in a lake is changing according to the function

P(t)=24t+185

where tis the number of months since the beginning of the year and P(t)is the fish population at time t.

Which interpretation of the rate of change is correct?

Options:

A.

The number of fish in the lake is decreasing at a constant rate of 24 fish per month.

B.

The number of fish in the lake is increasing at a constant rate of 24 fish per month.

C.

The number of fish in the lake is increasing at a constant rate of 185 fish per month.

D.

The number of fish in the lake is decreasing at a constant rate of 185 fish per month.

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Questions 33

The number of daily raffle tickets sold, R(d), for a fundraiser is represented by the graph, with the number of days since the beginning of the month along the horizontal axis and the number of raffle tickets sold for the day along the vertical axis.

How can the concavity be described from d=0to d=4.4?

Options:

A.

The number of raffle tickets decreases slower and slower and then increases faster and faster.

B.

The number of raffle tickets decreases slower and slower and then decreases faster and faster.

C.

The number of raffle tickets increases slower and slower and then decreases faster and faster.

D.

The number of raffle tickets decreases faster and faster and then decreases slower and slower.

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Questions 34

A person makes down quilts to sell.

The graph shows the functions that model the cost and revenue.

How many down quilts need to sell to break even/start making a profit?

Options:

A.

2

B.

6

C.

8

D.

10

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Questions 35

A researcher collected data on the number of books donated per month to a thrift store over time. The results are shown in the scatterplot. A regression function is graphed with r

2

=0.99.

Which range of x-values is appropriate for extrapolation?

Options:

A.

x=0 to x=20

B.

x=2.5 to x=17.5

C.

Extrapolation is not appropriate because r

2

< 1.

D.

Extrapolation is not appropriate because r

2

> 0.7.

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Questions 36

The spread of two viruses within a single population is modeled using the functions in the graph.

What is a correct conclusion based on the graph?

Options:

A.

Virus A affects 20%of the population before virus B does.

B.

Virus A affects 80%of the population before virus B does.

C.

Virus A affects 70%of the population before virus B does.

D.

Virus A affects 80%of the population before virus B does.

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Questions 37

A vehicle is traveling away from a town at a fixed rate. After 1 hours, the vehicle is 200 miles from the town. After 4 hours, the vehicle is 395 miles from the town.

Which function represents the distance, d, between the vehicle and the town after thours?

Options:

A.

d(t)=65t

B.

d(t)=135t

C.

d(t)=135t+65

D.

d(t)=65t+135

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Questions 38

Consider the graph of h(t) shown. The function represents the height, h, in feet, of a ball t seconds after being launched.

What is the point, if any, at which the concavity changes from concave down to concave up?

Options:

A.

At t=0.705

B.

At t=1.41

C.

The graph is always concave down.

D.

The graph is always concave up.

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Questions 39

After a water tank starts leaking, the amount of water in the tank is modeled by the exponential function that is graphed.

Which statement is justified considering the location of the horizontal asymptote?

Options:

A.

The water volume will not decrease to 500 gallons.

B.

The greatest water volume occurs after 11 minutes.

C.

The rate of change in water volume quickens over time.

D.

The water volume will change by a constant rate over time.

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Questions 40

The scatterplot shows data on the usage of a computer ' s CPU over time. The graphed regression function has an r^2value of 0.25.

What is the appropriate range of x-values for extrapolation?

Options:

A.

x=3to x=15

B.

x=1to x=17

C.

Extrapolation is not appropriate because r^2 < 0.3.

D.

Extrapolation is not appropriate because r^2 < 0.7.

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Questions 41

The graph shows the estimated wait time, in minutes, based on the number of hours after 7:00 a.m.

What is the average rate of change of the wait time from point Ato point B?

Options:

A.

-23.3

B.

-5.83

C.

11.04

D.

77.25

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Questions 42

The function P(t) represents the yearly profit, in millions of dollars, for a clothing store since opening. The graph of P(t) is shown.

How should the maximum value be interpreted?

Options:

A.

Approximately 10.5 years after opening, a maximum yearly profit of approximately $2.25 was earned.

B.

Approximately 16 years after opening, a maximum yearly profit of approximately $2.25 was earned.

C.

Approximately 10.5 years after opening, a maximum yearly profit of approximately $2,250,000 was earned.

D.

Approximately 16 years after opening, a maximum yearly profit of approximately $2,250,000 was earned.

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Exam Name: WGU Applied Algebra FXO2 PFXP C957
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