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ALGEBRA 2 NAME: ___________________________
CHAPTER 3 TEST Review PER: ___________
Complete all work in your MATH NOTEBOOK!
You may use a graphing calculator to solve problems #19-20, 29-30 only!
Solve by factoring.
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Solutions: ___________________________
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Solutions:
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Solve by square rooting.
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Solutions: ___________________________
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Solutions: ___________________________
Solve by completing the square.
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Solutions: ___________________________
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Solutions: ___________________________
Solve using the quadratic formula. Solutions may contain complex numbers.
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Solutions: ___________________________
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Determine the number and type of roots for the quadratic shown.
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Type of roots: _________________
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Type of roots: _________________
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Type of roots: _________________
Simplify. Write each as a complex number in standard form.
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ALGEBRA 2 NAME: ___________________________

CHAPTER 3 TEST Review PER: ___________ Complete all work in your MATH NOTEBOOK! You may use a graphing calculator to solve problems #19-20, 29-30 only! Solve by factoring.

1. x^2  6 x  16 0

Solutions: ___________________________

2. 10 x  x^2  24

Solutions: ___________________________

Solve by square rooting.

3. x^2^  49 85

Solutions: ___________________________

4. (3 x  1)^2  1 25

Solutions: ___________________________

Solve by completing the square.

5. x^2^  7 6 x

Solutions: ___________________________

6. 4 x^2  8 x  12 0

Solutions: ___________________________

Solve using the quadratic formula. Solutions may contain complex numbers.

7. ^ x^2^^ ^5 x^2

Solutions: ___________________________

8. 3 y^2  12 y  13 0

Solutions: ___________________________

Determine the number and type of roots for the quadratic shown. 9.

Number of roots: ________ Type of roots: _________________

Number of roots: ________ Type of roots: _________________

Number of roots: ________ Type of roots: _________________

Simplify. Write each as a complex number in standard form.

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X 6 4 6

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18. Fill in the missing steps to derive the quadratic formula. 1. ax^2  bx  c 0 2. __________________ 3. __________________

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7. __________________

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9. __________________

19. Use a calculator to solve by graphing. Round solutions to the nearest 10 th^.

y 0.14 x^2  3.2 x  10

Solutions: _____________________________

20. Use a calculator to solve the system by graphing. Round solutions to nearest 10th. 2 2

y x x

y x x

Solutions: _____________________________

Solve each system using substitution. 21. 2

y x x y

Solutions(s): _____________________________

22.^2

x x y y x

Solutions(s): _____________________________ Solve each system using elimination. 23.^2 2

x x y x x y

Solutions(s): _____________________________

24.^2 6

x x y y x

Solutions(s): _____________________________ Graph the inequalities.

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29. A rectangular playground must have a perimeter of 320 meters and an area of at least 5000 square meters. Find the possible lengths, rounded to the nearest whole number, of the playground.

Possible lengths: ___________________________

30. The equation p ( x ) = – 0.3 x^2 + 400 x – 21000 represents the profit p (in dollars) for x games produced at EA Sports. Find the number of games the company must produce to earn a profit of at least $30,000.

Number of games: ___________________

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