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WGU Applied-Algebra Exam Syllabus Topics:

SectionObjectives
Topic 1: Exponential and Logarithmic Concepts- Logarithmic Basics
  • 1. Conversion between exponential and logarithmic form
    • 2. Logarithm properties
      - Exponential Functions
      • 1. Growth and decay models
        • 2. Exponential equations
          Topic 2: Polynomial and Rational Expressions- Rational Expressions
          • 1. Restrictions on variables
            • 2. Simplification
              - Polynomials
              • 1. Factoring techniques
                • 2. Operations with polynomials
                  Topic 3: Foundations of Algebra- Algebraic Expressions
                  • 1. Order of operations
                    • 2. Simplifying expressions
                      • 3. Evaluating expressions
                        - Equations and Inequalities
                        • 1. Linear equations in one variable
                          • 2. Inequalities and interval notation
                            Topic 4: Linear Functions and Systems- Linear Equations
                            • 1. Slope-intercept form
                              • 2. Point-slope form
                                - Systems of Equations
                                • 1. Elimination method
                                  • 2. Substitution method
                                    Topic 5: Functions and Graphs- Graphing Functions
                                    • 1. Transformations of graphs
                                      • 2. Coordinate plane interpretation
                                        - Function Concepts
                                        • 1. Domain and range
                                          • 2. Function notation

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                                            WGU Applied Algebra FXO2 PFXP C957 Sample Questions (Q79-Q84):

                                            NEW QUESTION # 79
                                            The graph shows functions modeling the spread of two diseases within the same population.

                                            Which conclusion is valid?

                                            Answer: C

                                            Explanation:
                                            This problem compares two logistic growth curves. Each curve shows the percentage of the population affected by a disease over time. To determine which conclusion is valid, compare when each disease reaches the same percentage level. From the graph, Disease B reaches the 70% population level before Disease A reaches 70%. This means Disease B affects 70% of the population earlier in time. For other listed percentages, the graph does not support the same timing relationship as clearly or correctly. Logistic curves can cross or change relative position, so it is important to compare the same output level on both curves. Based on the graph, the valid conclusion is that Disease B affects 70% of the population before Disease A does. The answer is D.


                                            NEW QUESTION # 80
                                            The function a(x)represents the value of an investment account, where xis the number of years since the account was opened. The graph of the function is shown.

                                            What is the total value when x=4?

                                            Answer: A

                                            Explanation:
                                            The function a(x)represents the total value of an investment account.
                                            The horizontal axis represents:
                                            x= " time in years "
                                            The vertical axis represents:
                                            a(x)= " total account value in dollars "
                                            We are asked to find the total value when:
                                            x=4
                                            To answer this from the graph:
                                            Locate x=4on the horizontal axis.
                                            Move vertically upward until reaching the blue graph.
                                            Read the corresponding value on the vertical axis.
                                            From the graph, when x=4, the value is slightly above $1,800, approximately:
                                            a(4)#1,830.59
                                            So the total value of the investment account after 4 years is approximately:
                                            $1,830.59


                                            NEW QUESTION # 81
                                            The graph shows the estimated wait time, in minutes, based on the number of hours after 7:00 a.m.

                                            What is the average rate of change of the wait time from point Ato point B?

                                            Answer: A

                                            Explanation:
                                            From the graph, the horizontal axis represents:
                                            t= " hours after 7:00 a.m. "
                                            The vertical axis represents:
                                            " estimated wait time in minutes "
                                            Point Ais approximately at:
                                            A=(5,88.3)
                                            Point Bis approximately at:
                                            B=(9,65)
                                            The average rate of change from point Ato point Bis calculated using:
                                            (y_2-y_1)/(x_2-x_1 )
                                            Substitute the values:
                                            (65-88.3)/(9-5)
                                            =(-23.3)/4
                                            =-5.825
                                            Rounded to two decimal places:
                                            -5.83
                                            So, the wait time decreases by about:
                                            5.83 " minutes per hour "


                                            NEW QUESTION # 82
                                            The graph shows the number of people waiting in a virtual queue to buy tickets for an event.
                                            What does the horizontal asymptote mean?

                                            Answer: A

                                            Explanation:
                                            The graph shows the queue size changing over time.
                                            The horizontal axis represents:
                                            " Time in minutes "
                                            The vertical axis represents:
                                            " Queue size "
                                            The graph is a decreasing exponential curve. It starts near 750people and decreases quickly at first. Then the curve begins to flatten near:
                                            y=100
                                            A horizontal asymptote is the horizontal line that the graph approaches as time continues.
                                            Here, the graph approaches the horizontal line:
                                            y=100
                                            This means that as time passes, the number of people in the virtual queue gets closer and closer to 100.
                                            It does not mean the queue decreases to 0, because the graph levels off near 100, not near 0.
                                            Therefore, the correct interpretation is:
                                            " As time passes, the number of people in the queue approaches 100. "


                                            NEW QUESTION # 83
                                            The function p(t)represents the number of active players, p, in a game thours after 11:00 a.m. The graph of p(t) is shown.

                                            What is one example of an interval for which the number of players is decreasing faster and faster?

                                            Answer: D

                                            Explanation:
                                            The graph represents:
                                            p(t)= " number of active players "
                                            where:
                                            t= " hours after 11:00 a.m. "
                                            The phrase "decreasing faster and faster" means two things are happening:
                                            The graph is going downward, so the number of players is decreasing.
                                            The graph is becoming steeper downward, so the rate of decrease is increasing.
                                            This corresponds to a graph that is decreasing and concave down.
                                            Looking at the graph, the number of active players reaches a maximum around:
                                            t#9
                                            After that, the graph begins decreasing. Near the far right side of the graph, especially around:
                                            t=11.2 " to " t=11.5
                                            the curve is dropping more and more steeply.
                                            That means the number of players is decreasing faster and faster on that interval.


                                            NEW QUESTION # 84
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