Beginning Algebra, 11th Edition

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CHAPTER 6 Review Exercises^415


(a)Use the model to find the number of alternative-fueled vehicles in 2005, to the near-
est thousand. How does the result compare with the actual data in the table?
(b)Use the model to estimate the number of alternative-fueled vehicles in 2007, to the
nearest thousand.
(c)Why might the estimate for 2007 be unreliable?

81.A pyramid has a rectangular base with
a length that is 2 m more than its
width. The height of the pyramid is 6 m,
and its volume is Find the
length and width of the base.

82.A lot is in the shape of a right triangle.
The hypotenuse is 3 m longer than the
longer leg. The longer leg is 6 m
longer than twice the length of the
shorter leg. Find the lengths of the
sides of the lot.

48 m^3.

x
x + 2

6

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x

b

h

L

W

83.The triangular sail of a schooner has
an area of The height of the sail
is 4 m more than the base. Find the
base of the sail.

84.The floor plan for a house is a rectangle
with length 7 m more than its width.
The area is Find the width and
length of the house.

170 m^2.

30 m^2.

MIXED REVIEW EXERCISES


63.Concept Check Which of the following is notfactored completely?
A. B. C. D.
64.A student factored as. Explain why the polyno-
mial is not factored completely, and give the completely factored form.

Factor completely.







































Solve.






      1. 80.The product of the first and second of three consecutive integers is equal to 23 plus
        the third. Find the integers.






t 1 t- 72 = 0 x^2 + 3 x= 10 25 x^2 + 20 x+ 4 = 0

49 t^2 + 56 t+ 16 1000 a^3 + 27

12 r^2 + 18 rq- 10 r- 15 q 2 a^5 - 8 a^4 - 24 a^3

12 x^2 yz^3 + 12 xy^2 z- 30 x^3 y^2 z^425 a^2 + 15 ab+ 9 b^2

24 ab^3 c^2 - 56 a^2 bc^3 + 72 a^2 b^2 c 6 m^3 - 21 m^2 - 45 m

y^4 - 625 15 m^2 + 20 m- 12 mp- 16 p

3 k^2 + 11 k+ 10 z^2 - 11 zx+ 10 x^2

6 x^2 + 16 x- 32 12 x+ 8213 x- 42

317 t 2 3 x 17 t+ 42 13 +x 217 t+ 42 317 t+ 42 +x 17 t+ 42
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