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Math 111 Exam

The sample math exam contains 14 questions testing various algebra and calculus skills. Questions involve solving linear and quadratic equations, finding regression equations from data tables, graphing lines and circles, solving exponential growth problems, and solving systems of equations through substitution and elimination. Students must demonstrate proficiency with functions, equations, graphing, regression, exponentials, and solving multiple simultaneous equations.

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Math 111 Exam

The sample math exam contains 14 questions testing various algebra and calculus skills. Questions involve solving linear and quadratic equations, finding regression equations from data tables, graphing lines and circles, solving exponential growth problems, and solving systems of equations through substitution and elimination. Students must demonstrate proficiency with functions, equations, graphing, regression, exponentials, and solving multiple simultaneous equations.

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Sample Math 111 Final Exam Questions

1. Consider the linear equation: 4x + 3y – 15 = 0


a. Put the equation in slope intercept form
b. State the slope
c. State the coordinate of the y-intercept
d. Give the exact coordinate for the x-intercept
e. Graph the line

2. Find the equation of a line passing through points:


(-5,4) & (5,8)

3. Consider the data in the chart concerning the weight of channel iron

Channel iron lengths and weights chart


Length (x) 19 feet 23 feet 37 feet 44 feet
Weight (y) 152 lbs 196 lbs 336 lbs 408 lbs

a. Find a linear model for the relationship by hand using the longest and shortest lengths.
b. Use the regression function in your calculator to find a linear model (equation) for the relationship
between length (x) and weight (y).
c. Use the regression equation to predict the weight of a 62 foot length of channel iron.
d. Use the regression equation to predict the length of channel iron weighing 784 lbs.

4. Solve the equation: 6.2(2x - 7) + 10.24 = 9 – 4(3x – 4.1)

2 5𝑥−2
5. Solve the equation: 3𝑥 − 2 = −
5 4

6. Find the equation for the circle in standard form.

7. Change the equation of the circle to standard form: x2 + y2 - 8x + 14y + 29 = 0


8. Find the equation for the ellipse in standard form.

9. Find exact zeros for the function f(x) = x3 - x2 - 22x - 8

10. Solve (rounded to 2 decimal places): 12 - 4Ln (x-3) = 5

11. Calculate the interest rate necessary for $760 to grow to $980 in 4 years compounded continuously.
Use the compound interest formula: A = Pert , where A = final amount, P = starting amount,
r = interest rate, and t = time in years.

12. Solve the system by substitution: y = 2x2 – 3x + 4

7x - y = 8

13. A river flows at 384 cfs at 6:00 am, then at 786 cfs at 11:00 am. Use the exponential function: A =
A0 ekt , where A = final amount, Ao = initial amount, k = rate of change and t = time in hours. Find a
function for A(t) and use it to find the time the river will reach 1200 cfs.

14. Solve the system by elimination: -2x – 3y + 5z = 13


4x – 2y – 6z = 2
3x + 4y – z = 1

Solutions:
4 4 3
1. a. 𝑦 = − 3 𝑥 + 5 b. − 3 c. (0,5) d. (3 4 , 0) e.

2 58
2. 𝑦 = 5 𝑥 + 6 3. a. y = 10.24x – 42.56 b. y = 10.18x – 39.98 c. 591 lbs. d. 81 feet 4. x = 2.4 5. 85
(𝑥−6)2 (𝑦−2)2 5±√33
4)2
6. (x + + (y + 3)2
= 49 7. (x - 4)2
+ (y + 7)2
= 36 8. 49 + 81 = 1 9. 𝑥 = −4 & 2
10. x ≈ 8.75 11. r ≈ 6.4% 12. (2,6) & (3,13) 13. A(t) = 384e.143t t ≈ 7.97 or 1:58 pm 14. (4,-2,3)

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