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The graph below represents the possible dimensions of a horse corral to be constructed behind a barn. The width of the corral is represented by the equation w = l where w represents width in feet and l represent length in feet. The fencing used around the corral is represented by the line w = .

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The corral uses 20 + 25 = 45 feet of fencing.
B
The corral uses 20(25) = 500 feet of fencing.
C
The corral has dimensions of 25 feet long and 20 feet wide.
D
The corral has dimensions of 20 feet long and 25 feet wide.
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Mike has 21 pounds of tomatoes and 9 pounds of mixed peppers from his garden that he will use to make salsa and tomato sauce. The graph represents the system of equations shown.The variable x represents the number of batches of salsa that can be made and y represents the number of batches of tomato sauce that can be made.Which statement is true about the graph?

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Mike can make 3 batches of salsa and 6 batches of tomato sauce using all of his garden produce.
B
Mike can make 3 batches of salsa and 3 batches of tomato sauce using all of his garden produce.
C
Mike can make 6 batches of salsa and 3 batches of tomato sauce using all of his garden produce.
D
Mike can make 6 batches of salsa and 9 batches of tomato sauce using all of his garden produce.
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The product of two numbers is 32. The first number, x, is one-half of the second number, y.

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A system of equations. x y equals 32. x equals StartFraction one-half EndFraction y.
Option A
B
A system of equations. x y equals 32. x equals y minus StartFraction one-half EndFraction.
Option B
C
A system of equations. x plus y equals 32. x equals y minus StartFraction one-half EndFraction.
Option C
D
A system of equations. x plus y equals 32. x equals StartFraction one-half EndFraction y.
Option D
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The graph represents this system of equations:

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(0, –3)
B
(1, 1)
C
(1.5, 0 )
D
(2.5, –2)
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The sum of two numbers is 28. The first number, x, is three times the second number, y.

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A system of equations. x plus y equals 28. x equals 3 plus y.
Option A
B
A system of equations. x y equals 28. x equals 3 y.
Option B
C
A system of equations. x y equals 28. x equals 3 plus y.
Option C
D
A system of equations. x plus y equals 28. x equals 3 y.
Option D
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Melinda takes out a loan to purchase a car. The balance on her loan after x months is represented by the equation y = 10,000 – 250x and the value of the car after x months is represented by y = 8,000 – 50x. Which statement describes when Melinda’s loan will be equal to the value of the car?

A
After 10 months, the loan and value of the car will both be equal to $7,500.
B
After 12 months, the loan and value of the car will both be equal to $7,000.
C
After 14 months, the loan and value of the car will both be equal to $6,500.
D
After 16 months, the loan and value of the car will both be equal to $6,000.
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Tamara is creating a model of a rectangle. She has 26 inches of yellow ribbon to use for the border of the rectangle. She wants the length, l, to be 3 inches greater than the width, w. Which system of equations could Tamara use to find the dimensions of a rectangle that uses all of the ribbon?

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A system of equations. 2 l plus 2 w equals 26. 3 l equals w.
Option A
B
A system of equations. 2 l plus 2 w = 26. l equals 3 w.
Option B
C
A system of equations. 2 l plus 2 w equals 26. l equals w plus 3.
Option C
D
A system of equations. 2 l plus 2 w equals 26. l plus 3 equals w.
Option D
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The graph represents this system of equations.

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A
(–2, 4)
B
(3, 4)
C
(4, –2)
D
(4, 3)

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