ExamName___________________________________MULTIPLE CHOICE.Choose the one alternative that best completes the statement or answers thequestion.Respond to the question by using complete sentences.1)Let n be the number (in thousands) of fans who attend a baseball game.What does n =20 mean in this situation?1)_______A)There are20,000 seats at the baseball field.B)There are20 seats at the baseball field.C)20 fans attended the baseball game.D)20,000 fans attended the baseball game.2)Let p be the percentage of college students who participate in athletics.The value of p is about34 for 2017.Whatdoes p =34 mean in this situation?2)_______A)In 2017, college students participated in athletics.B)In 2017, about 0. 34% of college students participated in athletics.C)In 2017, about34 college students participated in athletics.D)In 2017, about34% of college students participated in athletics.3)Let p be a company's annual profit (in millions of dollars).What does p =-10 mean in this situation?3)_______A)The company made $ 10 million.B)The company made $ 10.C)The company lost $ 10.D)The company lost $ 10 million.4)Let t be the number of years since 2017.What does t =8 mean in this situation?A)The statement t =8 represents the year2009.4)_______B)The statement t =8 represents the year2025.C)The statement t =-8 represents the year2025.D)The statement t =-8 represents the year2009.5)Let t be the number of years since 2017.What does t =-3 mean in this situation?A)The statement t =3 represents the year2020.5)_______B)The statement t =-3 represents the year2014.C)The statement t =-3 represents the year2020.D)The statement t =3 represents the year2014.SHORT ANSWER.Write the word or phrase that best completes each statement or answers thequestion.Choose a variable name for the given quantity.Give two numbers that the variable can represent and two numbersthat it cannot represent.6)Thetotal time (inminutes) that a personwaits in line at the bank6)_____________7)Theprice (indollars) of aDVD7)_____________Preview Mode
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