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A.4.A Quantitative Variables

Quiz by Algebra I - Texas Education Agency

High School
Math (Archived)
Texas Essential Knowledge and Skills (TEKS)

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  • Q1
    The perimeter of a rectangle is 42 centimeters. The length of the rectangle can be represented by (x + 4), and its width can be represented by (2x − 7). What are the dimensions of this rectangle in centimeters?
    Length = 12 and width = 9
    Length = 10 and width = 11
    Length = 8 and width = 13
    Length = 6 and width = 15
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  • Q4
    The side lengths of the figure below are given in centimeters. If the perimeter of this figure is 78 cm, what is the value of x?
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    -6
    6
    12
    -12
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  • Q5
    Which inequality is equivalent to −3x + 2y > 5y + 9?
    y < x − 3
    y > −x − 3
    y > x + 3
    y < −x − 3
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  • Q7
    A senior employee who works 16 hours earns $39.50 more than a junior employee who works 18 hours. The senior employee earns $14 per hour. What is the hourly pay in dollars and cents for the junior employee?
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  • Q10
    The table shows the heights and the lengths of several rectangles. What does the correlation coefficient for the data indicate about the strength of the linear association between the height and the length of these rectangles?
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    Weak positive correlation
    Strong negative correlation
    Strong positive correlation
    Weak negative correlation
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