Multiple Cholce Please use the answer sheet provided for the multiple-choice questions. Choose the dart board which show high precision1 but low accuracy: io Dart hoard A. Dart hoard B. Dart hoard C. . Dart hoard D. cows 2. An object weighed on a balance is determined to weigh 3?? 3. What is the precision of the balance? A. lg B. 1mg {3.1.1g 1].le 3. A doctor measures a dose of 5 mL of medicine for a child. 1What is the uncertainty of the measurement? A. 11111an B. l}.l}4n1L C. 115 n1L D. [1.1)] n1L 4. The manufacmring specications for a pipe indicate a maximum diametei of 3.15 cm and a minimum diameter of 125 cm. What is the tolerance? A. HRH-em B. II}.EIIJcm C. HITS-cm D. 1.5em \f5. A meditation species that it contains 11.114116 mg :1: 11.1111111 mg of a specied drug. Calculate the maximum and minimum quantities of the drug present in the medication. 11.114116] mg and [1.04059 mg 11.111111?r mg and [1.11405 mg 11.114113 mg and 11.11404 mg 11114-1165 mg and [1.04055 mg 57-1131??? 15. Three holes on a golf course are arranger] in a triangle, as shown in the following diagram. How far apart are the holes at Y and E, if the course has the following dimensions? xr=2mm X Z zit-sea -S\" E. 134.3m F. 111m G. 21111m H. 1153.4m '1'. Calculate the length n the side mdieaterl. Ell 1:111 11 p2? Fl A. STem B. Hem C. STem D. 411cm 8. Which of the following coordinate planes show this figure after it has been reflected over the y-axis and then reflected over the x-axis? A C. B. D. 9. The quadrilateral ABCD was transformed to create A"B"C"D". What two transformations were applied to ABCD to create A"B"C"D"? IN A. The figure was reflected over the x-axis and then translated upwards. B. The figure was reflected over the x-axis and then translated downwards. C. The figure was reflected over the y-axis and then translated upwards. D. The figure was reflected over the y-axis and then translated downwards.ll}. Tina is a sales elerk at a grooerj,r store. She earns an hourly wage of $1 1.25. The following table of values shows her earnings based on the number of hours she works. Tina's earnings from work at a ' I'D- '1- Stl' _ $41M! _ EMU $13300 Which of the statements would NOT be true about a graph drawn of this data? A. The graph line would slope upwards to the right. B. The graphed line would pass through (2, 33.?5). C. The hours of work are the independent 1variable D. The graphed data would form a straight line. 11. What is the slope of the line shown in the graph below 12. What is the slope of the line which would be formed from the data below? X 2.5 -2 10.5 18.5 -6 26.5 A. -2 B. 4 C. -2.5 D. 4.5 13. What is the equation that represents the relationship between the number of tickets purchased and the total cost? Number of tickets Cost purchased $9.00 2 $18.00 3 $27.00 4 $36.00 A. c= 9t B. c= 9t + 1 C. cost = $9.00 D. cost = $9.00 x tickets + 1 14. Which description best describes the following relation? 30 10 15 25 30 A. A partial, decreasing linear relation; weak correlation between the variables, with two outliers. B. A partial, decreasing linear relation; strong correlation between the variables C. A partial, increasing linear relation; strong correlation between the variables with 2 outliers D. A direct, increasing linear relation; weak correlation between the variables.15. Which of the following graphs can be represented by the equation y = -2/5x + 1? C. B. D. 16. Describe the relationship in the scatterplot below. 30 TX 27 . 24. 21 18 15. 12 9 10 11 12 13 14 A. direct, non-linear B. direct, linear C. partial, linear1?. What is the mean high temperature for a week with the following dain highs? 13. What is the median of the following data set? 3, IS, 23, 24', 29, 31, 32, 32, 35, 35 25 32 31} 29.5 EDP? 19. The median house price in Red Deer, Alberta, is $319 1911.111}. What does this tell you about the housing market? A. Half the homes in Red Deer cost more than 319 1111.11!) and half cost less than $319 ll. This is the average home price in Red Deer. B. C. This is the most common house price in Red Deer. D. None of the above. 21]. What is the triromed mean of the following data set? 3'5, .73, 4'9, 32, F4, N, US, FF, 32, 3|? A. 31.15 B. 31.33 C. T6315 D. 63.22 21. Albert scored 56%, 39%. 23%, 23%, 39%. and 22% on assignments in his math class. The assignments are worth 4D% of his nal grade. and the nal exam is worth E-'iii. lfhe earns a grade of 25% on his nal exam, what will he his final mark in the course? A. T6% 13. 31% C. 313% D. '1'th 22. In 42 chances up at bat, Joe has hit 5 home runs. Based on this information, what is the probabilityr that he will hit a home run next time bat? A. 17% B. 14% C. 19% D. 12% 23. Wait tiines in hospitals are closely monitored. Cine 'I'iuesdayr evening, there were 12 patients with the following wait times, shown in minutes. What is the percentile ranking for 85 minutes? (The wait times are ranked from shortest to longest wait time.) Hm-ttal wait times in minutes mes-em Emu-E.- a. s: a. as c. 7 ti. too 24. If there is an 8 in 1? chance of randomly selecting a black tile from a bag of black and white tiles, which of the following could be the contents of the bag? A. 16 black, 34 white 13. 14 black, 32 white C. 16 black, 18 white D. 14 black, 34 white 25. An online shoe store had 7000 orders to fill as summer approached. Of those orders, 6000 were for sandals. What are the odds in favor of a package leaving their warehouse containing sandals? A. 6:1 B. 1000:7 C. 7:6000 D. 7:1000 26. The probability of finding a pair of matched socks in a drawer is 4/11. What are the odds in favor of finding a matched pair? A. 11:4 B. 4:11 C. 4:15 D. 4:7 27. An example of a start-up cost for a business is: A. Advertising in a monthly newspaper. B. Employee wages C. Business license D. Rent on a retail space 28. The loan Harry received to start his new business was for $6000.00 at a rate of 5.50% per annum. It is compounded monthly and the term is for 3 years. How much will Harry repay? A. $5658.95 B. $7073.69 C. $77.81.06 D. $8488.43 29. What is the tax paid on a $17 499.00 van in Alberta, where the only tax is 5% GST? A. $2099.88 B. $1224.93 C. $874.95 D. $18 373.95 30. Clarissa pays $326.80 biweekly (2 times per month) on her leased car. What would be the total payments over a 4-year term? A. $15 686.40 B. $31 372.80 C. $31 392.00 D. $62 745.60