Math Quiz 2 - Spring '04 - Prof. Brick - Math for Elem Ed II, Exercises of Elementary Mathematics

The solutions to quiz 2 for math for elem ed ii, spring '04, taught by prof. Brick. The quiz covers topics such as setting up costs for producing t-shirts, finding equations of lines, and converting temperatures between fahrenheit and a new scale called mobileheit.

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Prof. S. Brick Math 202
Spring ’04 section 501
Math for Elem Ed II; Quiz 2
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1. You decide to make T-shirts for the math club. The local T-shirt store charges you a
one time set-up fee of $60 and on top of it costs $8 per shirt. Find the equation for your
cost as a function of the number of shirts produced. If you manage to sell all of the shirts
for $10 each, how many must you sell to break even ?
2. Find the equation of the line that passes through the points (1,9) and (5,1). Give
your answer in slope-intercept form.
3. The new temperature scale “Mobileheit” is related to that of Fahrenheit in the following
ways: the relationshp is linear; 100Fis 40Mand 20Mis 0F. Find a function whose
input is in Fand whose output is M.

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Prof. S. Brick Math 202 Spring ’04 section 501

Math for Elem Ed II; Quiz 2

Show your work

  1. Print your name:
  2. You decide to make T-shirts for the math club. The local T-shirt store charges you a one time set-up fee of $60 and on top of it costs $8 per shirt. Find the equation for your cost as a function of the number of shirts produced. If you manage to sell all of the shirts for $10 each, how many must you sell to break even?
  3. Find the equation of the line that passes through the points (1, 9) and (5, −1). Give your answer in slope-intercept form.
  4. The new temperature scale “Mobileheit” is related to that of Fahrenheit in the following ways: the relationshp is linear; 100◦F is 40◦M and 20◦M is 0◦F. Find a function whose input is in ◦F and whose output is ◦M.