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MPM1D0 Final Practice Examination

Part A: Multiple Choice
1. Which of the following is an example of a partial variation?
b)

a)

c)

d)

2. The distance travelled by a car in a given time varies directly with its speed. A car travelled 130 km in 1.3 h.
What is the constant of variation?
a) 100 km/h

b) 169 km/h

c) 130 km/h

d) 105 km/h

3. Two points, (5, 1) and (2, 0), are on a graph line. Which expression gives the slope of this line?
c)

d) None of the above.

b) Add the exponents

c) Divide the
exponents

d) Subtract the
exponents

a)

b)

c)

d)

6.

is equivalent to
c) 9x6yz6

d) -9x9y3z6

c) 22

d) -12

c) -5(k) 5 = -20

d) -5(k) + 1 = -26

c)

d) )

b)

a)

4. When finding the power of a power, we

a) Multiply the
exponents
5. The coefficient(s) in

a) 27x6y3z5

b) -27x9y3z6

7. Which is the correct solution for

a) 12

b) -468

8. k = 5 is the correct solution for which equation?

a) 2k 27 = -17

b) k (-3) = -8

9. Rearrange formula to isolate the variable indicated.

a)

b)

10. What type of correlation exists between hours of sturdy and mark scored on an exam?
a) Positive

b) Negative

c) None

d) Inverse

11. Suppose the relationship between two variables in an experiment is found to be non-linear. Select the
statement that best represents the way the graph will look.
a) a straight line

b) a curved line

c) y = 5x + 20

d) 17x 2 + 9y = 0

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12. Choose a sentence that describes in words what this graph is showing.
a) Increase hours gaming on the Internet increases school marks
b) School marks decline based on increased hours gaming on the internet
c) Hours gaming on the Internet do not affect school marks
d) No hours gaming on the Internet guarantees you 100%

13. What is the slope of a graphed line that passes through the points (1, 2) and (6, 4)?
a)

b)

c) 2

d)

b) The slopes of
parallel lines are the
same

c) y-intercepts can be
the same

d) a and b are correct

14. Parallel lines are

a) Lines that run in
the same direction
and never cross

15. Which of the following represents a linear relationship?

a)

b) y = x2 + 1

d) None of these

16. When optimizing a 3 dimensional shape, the goal is to

a) Minimize surface
area and maximize
volume

b) Maximize surface
area and minimize
volume

c) Maximize surface
area and maximize
volume

d) Minimize surface
area and minimize
volume

c) 72000

d) 39600

17. The sum of the interior angles of a 20 sided polygon is

a) 32400

b) 36000

18. If an isosceles triangle has two exterior angels that each measure 1300, the measure of the third exterior
angel is
a) 70

b) 1000

c) 700

d) 1800

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19. A set of three music CDs regularly sells for $44.00. The set is on sale at a 25% discount. If the sales tax is
5%, what is the total cost of the CDs?
a) $46.20

b) $42.60

c) $39.40

d) $34.65

20. Calculate the volume of a sphere with a diameter of 14.0 cm. (use = 3.14)
a) 315 cm3

d) 1436 cm3

c) 2212 cm3

d) 3603 cm3

Part B: True or False

1. ______The maximum volume for a given surface area of a square-based prism always occurs when the prism
is a cube
2. ______The sum of the exterior angles of a quadrilateral is 3600
3. ______ When you are predicting a value outside the data range, it is interpolating.
4.______ Outlier is a point that follows the trend of scatter plot.
5.______ Point of intersection is where the two lines meet and known as a solution that satisfies both equations
6.______ Identical Lines has a limited number of solutions since all points on one line satisfy the equation of
the other.
7.______ -34 and (-3)4 are the same
8.______ A polynomial with one term is called a Mono term polynomial
9.______ Corresponding angels form a C pattern.
10._____ Pythagorean Theorem can be applied for all triangle.
Part C: Short Answer
1. Apply the exponent rules to write the following as a single power. Then, evaluate the expression

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2. Fill in the missing information to make the statements true

a)______________(x2y + x3) = 2x3y + 2x4

b) 3a2 (__________ - __________) = 3a3 9a2b

3. Solve the following equations using any method of your choice. For full marks, show your work!

4. Chuan works on commission and is paid $15 per hour plus 6% on his weekly sales. How much must he sell
to earn $1824.00 in a 40 hour work week?

5. Describe a situation that corresponds to the distance-time graph below.

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6. Teachers record the number of days of school students have missed. They also record student marks.
a) Create a scatter plot of the data shown in the chart below.
Day of School Missed Mark (%)
0
95
4
82
12
60
6
71
1
88
3
81
b) Describe any trend in the data

c) Draw the line of best fit

d) Estimate the mark of a student who missed 8 days _______________
e) Did you interpolate or extrapolate in part (d)? Explain

7. Determine the equation of each relation in the form y = mx + b

Parallel to
Passing through (-3, -3)

Perpendicular to
Passing through (-7, 7)

8. Find x and determine the perimeter and area of the right triangle.

6m

8m

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9. At Louise hall Prom tickets are $5 for students and $6 for guests. At the Prom, $1620 was collected and 300
students and 20 guests are attended.
(a) State two variables that you would use in representing this situation. (Write let statements.)

(b) Write an equation that represents the total number of people attending the last dance.

(c) Write an equation that represents the total money collected at the last dance.

(d) At the Royal banquet hall, the cost for each student is only $4 and $5 for guest but the fee for the party is
$200. With the same number of people attend, which banquet should the prom committee choose and why?

10. Manjot baked a birthday cake. He cut the cake into 12 equal pieces. What is the measure of the angle made
by the straight sides of each pieces?

Part D: Long Answer

1. To reduce expenses in his house, Andrew is considering switching to new energy-efficient light bulbs. The
table shows both purchase price and monthly operation cost.
Months 0
1
2
Total
8
10
12
Cost
a) The independent variable is
The dependent variable is

3
14

4
16

5
18

6
20

7
22

8
24

9
26

10
28

11
30

12
32

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c) Plot the data using the data above

d) Calculate the rate of change.

e) Write an equation for this relationship.

f) Describe how the equation and the graph would change if the base cost changed to $10

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2. The sum of three consecutive ODD numbers is 129. What are the numbers? Show your work!

3. The perimeter of the triangle below is 28m

A
3x+5
3x - 1

2x

Determine the measure of each side of the triangle

Show your work

4. A circular table is covered with a square tablecloth with side length equal to the diameter of the table. Find
the area of tablecloth that hangs down from the table.

2m

5. Hamza is preparing to move to a new home. He is packing his cloths in a box shaped like a cube. If Hamza
uses another box the same shape but whose edges are double in length, how does the box volume changes?

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6. Marco received the amazing Shape-0 Train for Christmas. It consists of the three shaped train cars shown.
They are not only fun but fillable! (Note: You may ignore the wheels and strings in all calculations.)

Third
Second
First

a) Marco decides to fill the cars with coloured sand. How much sand would he need to perfectly fill the
three cars? (Show your work and answer correct to 1 decimal place.)

b) If coloured sand costs $0.005/cm3, what is the cost of the sand?

c) Marco decides to paint all exposed faces of the first car of the train, including the bottom. What is
the surface area to be painted?

If you think this has a happy ending, you haven't been paying attention!