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Algebraic Problems Review and Solutions

This chapter reviews various algebraic problems with detailed solutions. Topics include finding inverses, simplifying expressions, solving equations, and applying exponential decay. Practice the problems with provided answers to enhance your understanding!

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Algebraic Problems Review and Solutions

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  1. Algebra 2 Chapter 10 Review 2/28/10

  2. Answer

  3. 1/49 • Back

  4. Answer

  5. Back

  6. Answer

  7. 729 • Back

  8. Answer

  9. Back

  10. Answer

  11. Back

  12. Answer

  13. Back

  14. Answer

  15. No solution • Back

  16. Answer

  17. {5/4} • Back

  18. Does f have an inverse? • Answer

  19. yes • Back

  20. Are h and g inverses? • Answer

  21. no • Back

  22. Find the inverse • Answer

  23. Back

  24. Find the inverse • Answer

  25. Back

  26. Simplify • Answer

  27. Back

  28. Solve for x • Answer

  29. Back

  30. Solve for x (leave in terms of e) • Answer

  31. Back

  32. The half-life of carbon 14 is approximately 18 hours. About how much of a 10 g sample will remain after 4 days? • Answer

  33. Back 0.248 g

  34. Solve • Answer

  35. 324 • Back

  36. Solve • Answer

  37. Back

  38. Solve • Answer

  39. {ln3} • Back

  40. Solve • The population of a certain country doubles in size every 60 years. The population is now X. Find its size, in terms of X, in 180 years. • Answer

  41. 8X • Back

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