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Question 13 of 24What is the constant of variation \(k\), if \(p\) varies directly with \(q\) and \(p =30\) when \(q=15\)?
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Question 14 of 24The amount of petrol used by a car is directly proportional to the distance traveled. A car uses 8 L of petrol to travel 120 km. The amount of petrol used to travel 150 km at the same rate is?
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Question 15 of 24The adjacent table shows the values of \(x\) and \(y\) which are in direct proportion. The values of \(a\) and \(b\) are?
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Question 16 of 24An 8 litre can of paint will cover \(25\,\rm{m^2}\). The number of litres of paint to cover a wall \(120\,\rm {m^2}\) in area is?
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Question 17 of 24The amount of water dripping into a bucket is directly proportional to the length of time that a tap drips. Water dripping from a tap fills a 4 litre bucket in 3 hours. How long will it take to fill a 5 litre bucket?
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Question 18 of 24The cost \((C)\) of a mobile phone plan for a certain number of months \((m)\) is given by \(C=40m+5\). The cost of a plan for 6 months is?
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Question 19 of 24The equation for the age of a certain computer (t in years) to its current value (V in dollars) is given by \(V=-210t+1200\). What is the value of the computer in 3 years?
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Question 20 of 24A woggle factory produces widgets. The daily fixed cost is $240 and the cost per widget is $5. Which of the following equations represents this information?
A\(C=240n+5\)
B\(C=5n+240\)
C\(C=240n-5\)
D\(C=5n-240\)
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Question 22 of 24The cost of hiring a taxi is $5.00 flagfall and $3.50 per kilometre traveled. How far can a passenger travel for $110?
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Question 23 of 24The currency exchange rate on a particular day was \(A$1=US$0.71\) .How many Australian dollars could be bought for $120 US dollars?
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Question 24 of 24The equation \(C = 5n + 120\) models the cost of producing a certain number of widgets. What could 120 represent?
AThe number of widgets sold
BThe cost per widget
CThe number of widgets made
DThe fixed daily cost
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