SAT Subject Test Mathematics Level 2

(Marvins-Underground-K-12) #1
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n^18    =   n6+12   =   n^6     ×   n^12
Since 3n = n^6 , you can substitute in the equation:

n^18    =   n^6     ×   n^12    =   3n  ×   n^12    =   3nn^12

22 . C
Radicals of negative numbers are undefined, so (4 − x)^2 − 5 ≥ 0.


To  find    the domain  of  the function,   solve   the inequality  for x.

(4  −   x)^2    ≥   5
Since

or

So,

23 . D


Since   one solution    is  x = 6,  let’s   substitute  6   for x   in  the equation    x^2     −   22x +   d   =   0.  Then     62     −
22(6) + d = 0, 36 − 132 + d = 0, −96 + d = 0, and d = 96.
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