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WGU Applied-Algebra Exam Syllabus Topics:
| Section | Weight | Objectives |
|---|---|---|
| Topic 1: Algebraic Expressions and Operations | 20% | - Order of operations - Variables, constants, and coefficients - Simplifying and evaluating expressions - Operations with polynomials |
| Topic 2: Graphing and Functions | 25% | - Function notation and evaluation - Linear functions and their graphs - Slope and equations of lines - Coordinate plane and plotting points |
| Topic 3: Systems of Equations and Inequalities | 15% | - Applications of systems - Graphical solutions - Solving by substitution and elimination |
| Topic 4: Linear Equations and Inequalities | 25% | - Solving single-variable equations - Solving and graphing inequalities - Real-world applications |
| Topic 5: Exponents, Radicals, and Quadratic Relationships | 15% | - Basic quadratic graphs - Simplifying radical expressions - Solving quadratic equations - Properties of exponents |
WGU Applied Algebra FXO2 PFXP C957 Sample Questions:
1. Which statement correctly interprets u(8), given that u(t)=0.21t
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#4.09t
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+18.89t+69.5 represents the number of units, u, in an inventory warehouse t hours after 9:00 a.m.?
A) There are approximately 160 units in the inventory at 10:00 a.m.
B) There are approximately 66 units in the inventory at 5:00 p.m.
C) There are approximately 66 units in the inventory at 10:00 a.m.
D) There are approximately 160 units in the inventory at 5:00 p.m.
2. The graph shows the number of customers, C(t), showing up to a store, where the number of hours since opening is along the horizontal axis and the number of customers showing up to the store each hour is along the vertical axis.
How can the concavity be described from t=6.2to t=10.1?
A) The number of customers decreases slower and slower and then increases faster and faster.
B) The number of customers increases slower and slower and then increases faster and faster.
C) The number of customers increases faster and faster and then increases slower and slower.
D) The number of customers increases slower and slower and then decreases faster and faster.
3. The graph shows the weekly profit in hundreds of dollars for a coffee shop. The horizontal axis represents the number of years since the coffee shop opened.
What is the correct interpretation of the minimum value?
A) Approximately 6 years after opening, a minimum weekly profit of approximately $4,630was earned.
B) Approximately 6 years after opening, a minimum weekly profit of approximately $990was earned.
C) Approximately 13 years after opening, a minimum weekly profit of approximately $990was earned.
D) Approximately 13 years after opening, a minimum weekly profit of approximately $4,630was earned.
4. The function P(t) represents the yearly profit, in millions of dollars, for a clothing store since opening. The graph of P(t) is shown.
How should the maximum value be interpreted?
A) Approximately 10.5 years after opening, a maximum yearly profit of approximately $2.25 was earned.
B) Approximately 10.5 years after opening, a maximum yearly profit of approximately $2,250,000 was earned.
C) Approximately 16 years after opening, a maximum yearly profit of approximately $2,250,000 was earned.
D) Approximately 16 years after opening, a maximum yearly profit of approximately $2.25 was earned.
5. The number of property sales in a region this year is expected to be 9 more than the number of property sales in the region last year. The function H(x) represents the number of property sales this year, where x represents the number of properties sold last year.
Which notation represents the number of property sales this year, given that the number of properties sold last year was 140?
A) H(149)=140
B) H(140)=131
C) H(140)=149
D) H(131)=140
Solutions:
| Question # 1 Answer: B | Question # 2 Answer: D | Question # 3 Answer: B | Question # 4 Answer: B | Question # 5 Answer: C |
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