Photomath Algebraic Test Questions and Answers

 Photomath Algebraic Test Questions and Answers



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Q.1  What Is the Slope of the line x = -4?

        A) -4                                              B) -1

        C) 4                                                D) 0

        E) It cannot be determine


Q.2 Which value of c makes the trinomial x2-12x+c a perfect square trinomial?

         A) Any Number                           B) 36

         C) It is not possible to make a perfect

              square trinomial

         D) -36


Q.3 Find the sum of an infinite geometric series with first term 8 and fourth term 27.

      A) ∞                                                                             B) 16

      C) -16                                                                           D) 24

 

Q.4 Two Brothers want to buy a scooter. The first brother needs $73 more before he can afford the scooter and the second have $65 less than the price of the scooter. Together they have Exactly the amount of money needed for one scooter. What is the cost of two scooters?

        A)  $138                                                                      B) $158

        C)  $276                                                                      D) $316


Q.5 If z various jointly with x and y, and z=24 when x=2 and y=3 what is the value of 2 when X=4 and y=2?

        A) 8                                                                              B) 32

        C) 48                                                                            D) 72


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