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Week 1 Quiz

College Algebra Free sample edition
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  1. Consider the eight numbers 7, −3, 0, 5⁄8, √16, √2, 0.45, and π. Which list names exactly the irrational numbers among them?

    Select one.

    • √2 and π
    • √16, √2, and π
    • 0.45 and π
    • 5⁄8, 0.45, √2, and π
  2. Evaluate 2 + 3 · 4² using the order of operations.

    Select one.

    • 80
    • 146
    • 50
    • 196
  3. What is the value of −2⁴, written with no parentheses?

    Select one.

    • 16
    • −16
    • −8
    • 8
  4. Select every expression whose value is 16.

    Select every option that applies.

    • (−2)⁴
    • −2⁴
    • (−4)²
    • −4²
    • 2⁴
  5. Using the product rule, which expression equals 2³ · 2⁴?

    Select one.

    • 2¹²
    • 4⁷
    • 2¹
    • 2⁷
  6. Use the quotient rule and the powers of two to evaluate 2¹⁰ ⁄ 2⁷. Enter the value as a whole number.

    Type a short answer.

  7. Simplify 5x − 2(3x − 4).

    Select one.

    • −x − 8
    • −x + 8
    • −x − 4
    • 11x − 8
  8. Evaluate 3x² − 2x + 5 at x = −2. Enter the value as a whole number.

    Type a short answer.

  9. A shared bill is added as (14 + 9) + 11 and again as 14 + (9 + 11), and both give 34. Which property of real numbers guarantees the two totals match?

    Select one.

    • The commutative property
    • The distributive property
    • The associative property
    • The identity property
  10. True or false: because 2⁻² has a negative exponent, its value is a negative number.

    True or false.

    • True
    • False

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