General Algebra
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100
Find 493/2
What is 343?
100
Known as the "father" of Geometry
Who is Euclid
100
The mathematician known for the x/y coordinate plane?
a) Rene Descartes
b) Pythagoras
c) Euclid
Who is a)Rene Descartes
100
Find the equation of the line with points (3,9) and (76, 49)
What is y=40/73x+537/73
100
The theorem that links integrals and derivatives.
What is the Fundamental Theorem of Calculus
200
Simplify (2sqrt5 + 3)(sqrt5 - 1)
What is sqrt5+7
200
The Pythagorean theorem equation
What is a2+b2=c2 ?
200
The “father of mathematics”
Who is Archimedes?
200
Find the equation of a circle with the center at (4,7) and a radius of 12.
What is (x-4)2+(y-7)2=144
200
d/dx (e4+x5+x7+8x10)
what is
5x4+7x6+80x9
300
Solve the system of equations
x2-y=-3
2x2-y=-2
What is (-1,4), (1,4)?
300
The trigonometric ratio that equals adjacent over hypotenuse
What is Cosine?
300
The Greek philosopher and mathematician that discovered the following equation:
a2+b2=c2
Who is Pythagorus?
300
Solve for x algebraically. grew/grown=flew/x.
Hint: Treat each letter as its own variable.
300
d/dx (ex)
What is ex
400
Solve log2x80=2
x=2sqrt5
400
The midpoint of the points (5,3) and (1,7)
What is (3,5)
400
Isaac Newton and Gottfried Leibniz are credited with both working on this popular Advanced Placement math topic
a) Economics
b) Linear Algebra
c) Differential Geometry
d) Calculus
What is d) Calculus
400
Find the equation of the quadratic function with these points : (25, 53655), (12, 15006), and (89, 583959)
-> Hint: Use matrix math to solve it
What is 69x2+420x+30
400
Integrate
x5+x7+8x10 dx
What is
x6/6+x8/8+8x11/11 +C
500
Find the solution set of 10x2 - x - 3 = 0
What is (-1/5,3/5)
500
The volume of a cone with height 4 and radius 3
What is 12pi or 37.7 units?
500
The high school that Mr. Lawrimore graduated from
What is King High School?
500
What is the equivalent of the matrix multiplication of 
separate the columns with "//" in your response
What is [ax+by+cz//dx+ey+fz//gx+hy+iz]
500
Why are mathematicians afraid to drive cars?
Because the width of the road is negligible compared to its length.