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WGU Applied-Algebra Exam Overview :

Exam Name: WGU Applied Algebra FXO2 PFXP C957
Exam Code: Applied-Algebra Dumps
Vendor: WGU Certification: Courses and Certificates
Questions: 142 Q&A's Shared By: lilly-rose
Question 8

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

Questions 8

How should the maximum value be interpreted?

Options:

A.

Approximately 9 years after opening, a maximum daily profit of approximately $1,270was earned.

B.

Approximately 21 years after opening, a maximum daily profit of approximately $1,270was earned.

C.

Approximately 9 years after opening, a maximum daily profit of approximately $2,900was earned.

D.

Approximately 21 years after opening, a maximum daily profit of approximately $2,900was earned.

Discussion
Question 9

The number of employees under supervisor B is 13 more than the number of employees under supervisor A. Let F(n)represent the number of employees under the two supervisors, where nis the number of employees under supervisor A and Fis the number of employees under supervisor B.

Which is the correct function to represent this relationship?

Options:

A.

F(n)=13n

B.

F(n)=n/13

C.

F(n)=n+13

D.

F(n)=n-13

Discussion
Question 10

The exponential function

f(x)=280× 〖 1.08 〗 ^x

represents the number of subscribers to a blog, where xrepresents the number of years since 2003 and f(x)represents the number of subscribers.

Which statement correctly interprets the average rate of change of the number of subscribers from 2003 to 2007? Round to the nearest whole number, if necessary.

Options:

A.

The number of subscribers decreases at an average rate of 330 subscribers per year.

B.

The number of subscribers decreases at an average rate of 25 subscribers per year.

C.

The number of subscribers increases at an average rate of 25 subscribers per year.

D.

The number of subscribers increases at an average rate of 330 subscribers per year.

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Question 11

The figure displays the graphs of two functions representing the heights, h_1and h_2, in feet, of two balls tseconds after being launched.

Questions 11

Which ball was lower 0.9seconds after being launched?

Options:

A.

Ball 1, because the height of ball 1 is less than the height of ball 2 at t=0.9.

B.

Ball 1, because the height of ball 2 is less than the height of ball 1 at t=0.9.

C.

Ball 2, because the height of ball 1 is less than the height of ball 2 at t=0.9.

D.

Ball 2, because the height of ball 2 is less than the height of ball 1 at t=0.9.

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