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7 Semester 2 Final Eam Review UNIT 7 1) Write an epression for the figure's area or volume in terms of. a. b. c UNIT 8 2) Brust and Bean are battling for superiorit at RHS. The want to see who will have more students in their class b the end of the ear. Brust models his function with 120, where fm) the number of students after m, months. Bean who s a bit more eact) models his function with a) How man students will Brust have after 6 months? b) How man students will Bean have after 6 months? c) When will the two teachers have the same amount of students?

8 UNIT 9 3) During the summer, Sullivan left his 2-feet bathing pool out over the weekend and it attracted a swarm of mosquitos. On Monda morning, there were 150 mosquitos. The mosquito population increases b 20% ever da. a) Write an eponential growth model that represents the mosquito population in Sull s backard. Let the dependent variable be for number of mosquitos) and the independent variable be for number of das since Monda). b) Use our model to determine how long it will take for there to be 1000 mosquitos. UNIT 10 4) Mr. Kell writes a best-selling autobiograph titled Algebroments: Simplifing Life s Greatest Problems. The cost in dollars of publishing copies of the book is modeled b the function 30, The publishing compan creates a function to determine the average cost for each book produced which is given b: 30, a) Graph on our calculator with a friendl window. Fill in in the window. b) Find 12,000. What does this mean? c) What does 12 mean? Find it. d) How man books should the publish to minimize their cost? UNIT 11 5) While on a camping trip, Brust goes on a Snipe Hunt at night. While running through the woods, he drops and breaks his flashlight. While putting it back together, he sees the light is 1 cm from the base of the parabolic mirror. If the mirror is 7 cm wide, how deep is the flashlight s mirror?

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