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48. Determine the interquartile range for the set {30, 48, 70, 77, 58, 69}.
- Arrange the numbers in ascending order: 30, 48, 58, 69, 70, 77.
- Find the quartiles:
- Q1 (lower quartile) is the median of the first half: .
- Q3 (upper quartile) is the median of the second half: .
- Interquartile Range (IQR) = .
Answer: Closest option not given exactly, but expected answer should be near 17.
49. Transformation mapping points to and to
- Observing the points, this transformation is consistent with Translation, where each point is shifted by the same vector.
Answer: B) Translation
50. Graph representing the equation
- The slope is -2, meaning it’s a negative slope (line slopes downward), and the y-intercept is .
- The correct graph is C, as it has a negative slope and a y-intercept of .
Answer: C
51. Which relation does NOT represent a function?
- A function must have unique x-values for each y-value.
- Relation C has repeated x-values (4) with different y-values (4 and 5), violating the rule of functions.
Answer: C
52. Given and , find .
- First, find : .
- Now, substitute into : .
Answer: D) 13
53. Find the inverse of .
- Set and solve for :
- Multiply both sides by 3: .
- Add 1 to both sides: .
- Replace with : .
Answer: C)
54. Simplify the inequality .
- Expand both sides: .
- Move terms with to one side: .
- Divide by 2: or .
Answer: A)
55. In the graph, given point , find the likely coordinates of .
- Observing the position, (8, 10) is in line with a plausible shift.
Answer: B) (8, 10)
56. The y-intercept of
- The y-intercept is the constant term when , which is .
Answer: B) 1
57. Line graph for .
- The correct representation is a closed circle at -2 and 3, representing inclusive boundaries.
Answer: A
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Additional Questions:
- How is the interquartile range calculated for other datasets?
- How can we identify transformations between two sets of points?
- What are other forms of functions and relations?
- How do inverse functions relate to the original function?
- What are strategies for solving linear inequalities?
Tip: When verifying if a relation is a function, ensure each x-value maps to only one y-value.
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Math Problem Analysis
Mathematical Concepts
Statistics (Interquartile Range)
Geometry (Transformations)
Algebra (Linear Equations and Inequalities)
Functions and Relations
Graph Interpretation
Formulas
Interquartile Range (Q3 - Q1)
Inverse Function Formula
Linear Equation y = mx + b
Function Composition (f(g(x)))
Theorems
Definition of Functions and Relations
Properties of Linear Transformations
Properties of Inverse Functions
Suitable Grade Level
Grades 10-12
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