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WGU Applied-Algebra Exam Syllabus Topics:

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

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                                            WGU Applied Algebra FXO2 PFXP C957 Sample Questions (Q123-Q128):

                                            NEW QUESTION # 123
                                            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: D

                                            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 # 124
                                            The populations, in thousands, of two towns are shown in the graph, where the horizontal axis measures the time in years.

                                            Which town's population is growing at a faster rate?

                                            Answer: D

                                            Explanation:
                                            To decide which town is growing faster, compare the slopes of the two lines. In a linear population graph, the slope represents the growth rate, while the starting value represents the initial population. The graph shows that Town A has a slope of about 1.0 thousand people per year, while Town B has a slope of about 0.7 thousand people per year. Since 1.0 > 0.7, Town A is growing at a faster rate. The values 6.5 and 5.5 refer to population amounts, not growth rates, so they do not answer the question. The correct comparison must use the slopes. Therefore, the correct answer is D.


                                            NEW QUESTION # 125
                                            The exponential function
                                            f(t)=2900(1.13)
                                            t
                                            represents the size of a bacteria population, where t is the time in hours.
                                            How many bacteria are in the population when t=18?

                                            Answer: C

                                            Explanation:
                                            This is an exponential growth problem because the base 1.13 is greater than 1. The function starts with 2,900 bacteria and grows by a factor of 1.13 each hour, which represents a 13% hourly increase. To find the population after 18 hours, substitute t=18 into the function: f(18)=2900(1.13)
                                            18
                                            Evaluating the exponent and multiplying by 2900 gives approximately 26,170.38. Since bacteria are counted as whole organisms, this rounds to about 26,170 bacteria. The other answer choices do not match the exponential model at t=18. Therefore, the correct answer is C.


                                            NEW QUESTION # 126
                                            The population of fish in a lake is changing according to the function P(t)=31t+438, where t is the number of months since the beginning of the year and P(t) is the fish population at time t. Which interpretation of the rate of change is correct?

                                            Answer: A

                                            Explanation:
                                            The function P(t)=31t+438 is linear and follows the form P(t)=mt+b. In this form, m is the rate of change and b is the initial value. Here, the coefficient of t is 31, so the fish population changes by 31 fish per month.
                                            Because 31 is positive, the population is increasing rather than decreasing. The number 438 is the initial fish population at the start of the year, not the rate of change. Therefore, the correct interpretation is that the number of fish in the lake is increasing at a constant rate of 31 fish per month. That matches option A.


                                            NEW QUESTION # 127
                                            A researcher collected data on the number of large donations per year to a charitable organization. The results are shown in the scatterplot. A regression function is graphed with r