If 7x + 21 = - 2, what is the value of x + 3 ?

For the linear function f, f(2) = 10 and the graph of y = f(x) in the xy - plane has a slope of 3 . Which equation defines f ?

The scatterplot shows the relationship between two variables, x and y. A line of best fit is also shown.

What is an equation of the line of best fit?

For the linear function, f, the table shows several values of x and their corresponding values of f(x). What is the y- intercept of the graph of y = f(x) in the -plane?

The frequency table above shows the distribution of the actual number of fluid ounces of water in a random sample of 8020 -ounce bottles of the water at a bottling plant. Bottles are only sold if they contain at least 19.8 but no more than 20.2 fluid ounces of water. If the proportion of bottles that can be sold is the same for the sample and the 16,000 20-ounce bottles produced at the plant each day, how many of the 16,000 bottles cannot be sold?

A local restaurant gives teachers a 20% discount on all their meals. If a teacher pays $14.00 for a meal after the discount was applied, what was the price of the meal before the discount?

The graph shows the number of algae cells grown during an experiment, in millions of cells per milliliter (mL) of water, d days after the start of an experiment. Between which two days was the growth rate, in millions of cells per of water per day, of the algae the greatest?

Haimi drove a car from West Union, Minnesota, through North Dakota, to Miles City, Montana. The total distance she traveled through each state is shown in the figure.

The distance d, in miles, Haimi drove as a function of the time t, in hours, since she started driving is modeled by the equation d = 60t.
What interval represents all values of during which Haimi drove in North Dakota?

Haimi drove a car from West Union, Minnesota, through North Dakota, to Miles City, Montana. The total distance she traveled through each state is shown in the figure.

The distance , in miles, Haimi drove as a function of the time , in hours, since she started driving is modeled by the equation d = 60t.
According to the model, what distance, in miles, had Haimi driven 3 hours after she started driving?

The probability of an unfair coin landing heads side up is 0.6. A student tossed this coin into the air 9 times. It landed tails side up 5 times and heads side up 4 times. What is the probability that the coin will land heads side up on the 10th toss?

When a coin is flipped, it has unequal chances of landing heads-up or tails-up. • A Bernoulli trial is a random experiment with two possible outcomes, which are commonly referred to as success and failure, or the numeric values 1 and 0.
A fair coin has one tail and one head. Both of these outcomes have an equal chance of being the event's final outcome. For an unfair coin, the probability of seeing heads is 2/2 or 1. Similarly, the likelihood of a tail on an unfair coin is 2/2 or 1.
When a coin does not behave like a standard coin, it is said to be an Unfair Coin. Unfair Coin does not have the same outputs as a regular coin, for example, an Unfair Coin has either two heads or two tails.

The function is defined by . What is the value of f(3) ?

The combustion of glucose releases energy. The ratio of grams of glucose combusted to kilocalories of energy released is 12.0 to 45.0. How many grams of glucose must be combusted to provide 85.5 kilocalories of energy?

The Metropolitan Museum of Art has plates on display from the Roman Empire and ancient Greece. The box plots shown summarize the distributions of the diameters, in centimeters, of all the museum's plates from each region. How does the median diameter of the plates from the Roman Empire, r, compare to the median diameter of the plates from ancient Greece, g ?

In 2015 , the city of Miami had a population of 441,000 people and an area of 36 square miles. What was the population density of Miami, in people per square mile, in 2015?

A sample of water was taken from each of ten different locations in a pond. The pH of each sample was measured. The measurements are summarized in the frequency table shown.

How many samples have a pH of 7.4 or greater?

The function models the number of water hyacinths in a population over time, where A(t) is the number of water hyacinths and is the time, in days since the population was measured. Which is the best interpretation of in this context?