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21. ()6, 137 ; 6−=x 38522. x()21 21 48 4,;x = 23. a. linear; The first differences are equal. 1b. 2 dt t=− +25 24. quadratic 25. exponential 26. linear Test B 1. reflection in the x-axis, vertical shrink …
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21. aa+− = =()12 6; 18 22. 45 ; 135 3 n ==n 23. 2.1 2 4.7; 3.4−=− =pp 24. 11 1 1 34; 5 22 2 2 zz += = 25. 82076; 7gg+= = 26. 5 years 27. 5 volunteers Alternative Assessment 1. a. b. Ca b c=+ …
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21. The difference is an integer when (1) the decimals have the same sign and the digits to the right of the decimal point are the same, or (2) the decimals have different signs
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Sample answer: To find the square root of a number, you are determining what number when multiplied by itself, equals the given number. For example, 4 2. = To find the cube root of a …
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Sample answer: 26 1; 12 ( 13) 49. Find the number in each row or column that already has two numbers in it before guessing. 1. You add the integer’s opposite. 3. What is 3 less than 2?; 5; …
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21. x <−6; 22. 2 1; 3 z ≥ 23. 12 or less; the amount is a maximum. 12 150x ≤ leads to x ≤ 12.5, and you can’t buy half a book, so x ≤ 12, or x is at most 12; this is a maximum amount. 24. 2 3 2 …
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