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MAT-105: APPLIED LIBERAL ARTS MATHEMATICS /48 = % Application Assignment 2 Answer each question and show all work. Make the following comparisons and interpret each one. 1. Compare 16 paintings and 2 artists by: a. Subtraction: 16-2=14 b. Division:16/2=8 c. Is your answer for part (b) an example of a ratio or a rate? Explain your answer. Rate, different units 2. Compare 18 books and 6 books by: a. Subtraction: 18-6=12 b. Division:18/6=3 c. Is your answer for part (b) an example of a ratio or a rate? Explain your answer. Ratio, same units. 3. Is 5 13 an example of a ratio or a rate? Explain your answer. This is a ratio because the denominator isn’t one. 4. Write 14 pencils 2 people in the form “a to b.” Reduce if possible. 14 pencils to 2 people 14 to 2 7 to 1 7 pencils for every person 7 pencils/person 14 pencils for every 2 people 14 pencils/2 people 5. Describe the proportion using words.
12 movies 3 nights = 4 movies 1 night 12 movies for 3 nights 6. Find the missing factor. 1.5 7 = x 21 1.5x3= 4.5 7x3= 21 4.5 7. Express the sentence as a proportion and solve for x . 16 cups are to 1 gallon as x cups are to 5 gallons. 16 c 1 g = xc 5 g 16(5)=1x x=80 cups 8. The ratio of green candies to red candies in a bag is 3:2. If there are 42 green candies, how many red candies are there? Green to red 3 ¿ ¿ 2 ¿ ¿ = 42 ¿ ¿ x ¿ ¿ 3 to 2 3x14 x=28 red candies 2x14 9. A bottle of children’s liquid fever medicine says the dose for children under 12 is 1 8 teaspoon for every 10 pounds your child weighs. If your child weighs 40 pounds, how much medicine should be given? 1 / 8 tsp 10 pounds = x 40 pounds 1 8 x 4 1 = 4 8 = 1 2 If your child weighs 40 pounds they should have ½ teaspoon of medicine.
10. Convert 1% to a fraction and a decimal. fraction= 1 100 decimal= 0.1 Percents are always out of 100 (fraction) Divide percentages by 100, or move decimal to left by two places 11. Convert 14 4 to a decimal and percent. 14/4= 3.5 Multiply decimal by 100 to change percent percent = 350% decimal= 3.5 12. Convert 400 40 to a decimal and percent. 40/4= 10 Decimal 10.0 percent= 1000% 13. Convert 1 4 5 % to a fraction. 9 / 5 100 = 9 500 14. Convert 4 3 16 % to a 4-place decimal. 67 / 16 100 0.041875 0.0419 For questions 15-20, write an equation for each problem and solve. 15. A pearl ring is on sale for 15% off the regular price. The discounted price of the ring is $353.60. What was the original price of the ring? 15% off is 85% of regular price .85 x .85 = 353.60 .85 The original price was 416$ 16. A computer is advertised at $1,285 and you pay $1,366.60. What percent tax are you paying?
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1285 x 1285 = 1,366.60 1285 x= 1.06 (rounded) You pay a 6% sales tax. 17. If you get 91% on a test with 133 questions, how many did you miss? Round your answer to the nearest whole number. 91 100 = x 133 100 x 100 = 12103 100 133-121=12 You got 121 correct, which means you got 12 wrong. 18. 78 is what percent of 65? 78 65 = x 100 7800 65 = 65 x 65 x=120 78 is 120% of 65 19. 7.2 is 16% of what number? 7.2 x = 16 100 16 x 16 = 720 16 x=45 7.2 is 16% of 45 20. What is 115% of 40? x 40 = 115 100 4600 100 = 100 x 100 x= 46 115% of 40 is 46. Specify the number of terms and factors in each expression, then list them. 8cf 21. Terms: 8cf has 1 term (nothing is being added together) 22. Factors: 8cf has 3 factors (8 x c x f) 5m + 3n 23. Terms: 5m + 3n has 2 terms (5m + 3n) 24. Factors: 2 factors (5 x m, 3 x n)
25. Solve 6x + 4y 2 + 3 (x=2, y=3) 6x+4y 2 +3 6(2)+ 4(3) 2 +3 12+4(9)+3 12+36+3 51 26. Solve 2 [ -5 - 6(3x - 4y) ] (x=4, y= -1) 2 [ -5 - 6(3x - 4y) ] 2 [ -5 - 6(3(4) - 4(-1) ] 2 [ -5 - 6(12 +4) ] 2 [ -5 - 6(16) ] 2 [ -5 - 96 ] 2 [ -101 ] = -202 Combine like terms. 27. 5x + 14y - 3z - x + 2y 5x + 14y - 3z - x + 2y 4x+16y-32 28. (-7+4) m - (15-2) m + | 2 | m (-7+4) m - (15-2) m + | 2 | m -3m-13m+2m -16+2m -14m State whether each of the following is an equation or an expression. 29. 4x + 17 Expression (no equal sign) 30. 15 = 3y -16 Equation (has an equal sign)
31. 2 x + 14 y 20 Expression (no equal sign) Solve. 32. 18k + 4 = 6k - 32 -6k -6k 12k+4=-32 -4 -4 12k=-36 12 12 k=-3 33. y + 3.171 = 5.42 -3.171 -3.171 y= 2.249 Solve. 34. 1 3 x = 40 (3) 1 3 x = 40(3) x=120 35. 16 a 6 = 8 (16) 16 a 6 = 8(16) 16 a 16 = 48 16 a=3 36. 7 x + 1 = 21 x 1 7(x-1)=21(x+1)
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7x-7= 21x+21 -7x -7x -7=14x+21 -21 -21 -28=14x 14 14 x=-2 37. a=bcd solve for d a bc = bcd bc d= a bc Translate the phrase or sentence into a mathematical equation and solve. 38. Four more than nine times a number is sixteen less than five times the same number. 9x+4=5x-16 x=-5 9x+4=5x-16 -5x -5x 4x+4=-16 -4 -4 4x=-20 4 4 x=-5 39. A number less the opposite of negative thirteen is twenty-four. x-(-13)=24 x=11 x-(-13)=24 x+13=24 -13 -13 x=11 40. Four times a number increased by five is equal to six times the number decreased by nine. 4X+5=6X-9 X=7 4x+5=6x-9 -4x -4x 5=2x-9
+9 +9 14=2x x=7 Solve. Be sure to show your work. 41. If you pay $1,494.93 for a TV that was on sale for 10% off with 6.75% sales tax, what was the original price of the TV? (Sales tax is calculated after the discount is taken.) Final price is 1494.93 6.75% sales tax sales get added. 1.0675 x 1.0675 = 1494.93 1.0675 $1400.12 before sales tax *number is rounded* 1400.12 .90 = .90 x .90 10% discount is 90% of price Discount is subtracted $1555.69 original price of tv *number is rounded* 42. Natalie is trying to figure out whether she can afford to buy a new car. She has the following regular monthly bills: rent $355, utilities $40, phone $25, car insurance $60, food $120, gas $50. Her new car payment will be $240. She makes $13 per hour and 15% is taken out for taxes. If she works the same number of hours each week and there are 4 weeks in each month, what is the minimum number of full hours Natalie would need to work per week to be able to afford the new car? 21hrs/ a week Expenses: 355+40+25+60+120+50=$650 New car would be an additional 240. 650+240= $890 Expenses total: $890 $13hr, 15% taken out for taxes so 11.05 hr (13(.85)= $11.05 Same # of hours each week 4 weeks in each month 890 11.05 = 11.05 x 11.05 x= 80.5 81/4= 21 hours a week (20.25) You need 890$/month to pay for everything CHECK 21 hrs/ a week x 4= 84hrs 84 x 11.05= 928.20 20 hours would give you 884.
43. Your grandma is six less than six times your age. If your grandma is 72, how old are you? 6x-6=72 +6 +6 6x=78 You are 13 years old 44. Three people are sitting next to each other on a bench. The person in the middle is twice as old as the person to his left and 10 years younger than the person on his right. Their combined ages is 85. How old is the person in the middle? X 2x 2x+10 First middle third x+2x+2x+10=85 5x+10=85 -10 -10 5x=75 5 5 x=15 The person in the middle is 30 years old.
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