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Math 095 - Intermediate Algebra - Prairie State College

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11. Solve the following system of linear equations. What is the x-coordinate of your<br />

solution<br />

6x + 3y = 12<br />

(a) x = 6<br />

(b) x = 4<br />

(c) There are infinitely many solutions.<br />

(d) There is no solution.<br />

y = −2x + 4<br />

12. Solve the following system of linear equations. What is the y-coordinate of your<br />

solution<br />

2x + y = 4<br />

(a) y = 1<br />

(b) y = 2<br />

(c) There are infinitely many solutions.<br />

(d) There is no solution.<br />

3x + 2y = 7<br />

Objective 5: Solve application problems that require setting up and solving a system of<br />

two linear equations in two variables.<br />

13. A parking meter contains only nickels and dimes worth $6.05. If there are eightynine<br />

coins in all, what is the value of the nickels alone<br />

(a) $57.00<br />

(b) $3.25<br />

(c) $5.55<br />

(d) $2.85<br />

14. A chemist has two concentrations of hydrochloric acid in stock: a 50% solution<br />

and an 80% solution. How much of each should she mix to obtain 100 milliliters<br />

of a 68% solution<br />

(a) 40 milliliters of 50% solution and 60 milliliters of 80% solution<br />

(b) 60 milliliters of 50% solution and 40 milliliters of 80% solution<br />

(c) 68 milliliters of 50% solution and 32 milliliters of 80% solution<br />

(d) 32 milliliters of 50% solution and 68 milliliters of 80% solution<br />

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