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                                        :Q                                      1. Find the angle y between the minute  and hour hands of a clock at 3:20.                                              (a) 15^  (b) 20^  (c) 25^  (d) 30^                                              (e) 5^                                  :RCB                                    1. (b) 20^ Ans.                                                                 The face of the clock represents 360^,  the arc from 3 to 4 (one of the 12      equal divisions) = 1/12 (360^) = 30^.                                           Therefore in the hour from 3 to 4, the  minute hand will turn through 360^, the hour hand will turn through 30^. Since  3:20 represents only 1/3 of an hour     after 3, the hour hand will turn ( from the division marked 3) through 1/3 of   30^ = 10^.                                                                      Then <y = 30^ - 10^                                                                  <y = 20^ Ans.                      :RA                                     :Q                                      2. A flag pole casts an 8-foot shadow   at the same time that a 6-foot man      casts a 2-foot shadow. Find the height  (x) of the pole.                                                                (a) 2 ft.  (b) 2 2/3 ft.  (c) 24 ft.                                            (d) 32 ft.  (e) 30 ft.                  :RCC                                    2. (c) 24 ft. Ans.                                                              Since the shadows are cast at the same  time, the angles of elevation of the    sun (<A and <A') are equal.             :RA                                     Therefore {ABC is similar to {A'B'C',   and their corresponding sides are in    proportion.                                                                            HEIGHTS         SHADOWS                                                       height pole   shadow pole               ----------- = -----------               height man    shadow man                                                                  y   8                                   - = -                                   6   2                                                                          2y = 48                                                                          y = 24 feet Ans.         :RA                                     :SD                                     :Q                                      :SB                                     :SP196040259040259064196064             :SP196040196064196064196064             :SP217016217088238088238016             :SP238016217016217016217016             :SF                                     3. When an open box is                  unfolded, its 5 square                  faces form the pattern                  shown in the diagram.                   If the total outside                    surface area of the box                 is 45 sq. in., find the                 length of a side of each                square.                                                                         (a) 2 1/4 in.                           (b) 2 3/16 in.                          (c) 3 in.                               (d) 4 1/2 in.                           (e) 2 1/2 in.                           :RCC                                    3. (c) 3 in. Ans.                                                               Let y = the number of                   inches in a side of                     each square face.                                                                     2                                 Then y  = the number of                 square inches in the                    area of each square face.                                                             2                                 And 5y  = the number of                 square inches in the total              area of the open box.                   :RA                                                      2                      Equation:      5y  = 45                                                                          2                      Solve for y:    y  = 9                                                          Take positive root:                                                                   y = 3 in. Ans.                    :RA                                     :SD                                     :Q                                      4. Two-fifths of a bushel of corn       occupies 1 cubic foot of space. To what level should a bin 12 ft. long and 10   ft. wide be filled to hold 240 bushels  of corn?                                                                        (a) 1/5 ft. (b) 10 ft. (c) 6 ft.                                                (d) 5 ft.  (e) 8 ft.                    :RCD                                    4. (d) 5 ft. Ans.                                                               Let y = number of ft. in the depth.                                             Then 12 x 10 x y = 120y = number of     cubic ft. in volume of bin. Since each  cubic foot holds 2/5 of a bushel of     corn, 2/5 x 120y = number of bushels in bin.                                                  2                         Therefore:    - x 120y = 240                          5                                                                 Solve for y:       48y = 240                                                                         y = 5 ft. Ans.     :RA                                     :SD                                     :Q                                      :SB                                     :SP224072196134252134224072             :SH0933L                                :SH1829Driveway                         :SF                                     5. A light (L in diagram)               illuminates 44 feet of a                driveway. If an automobile              is moving at 15 miles an                hour on the driveway, how               long will the car be in                 the lighted portion of the              drive?                                                                          (a) 1/2 sec.                            (b) 2 sec.                              (c) 30 sec.                             (d) 30 min.                             (e) 2 hr. 56 min.                       :RCB                                    5. (b) 2 sec. Ans.                      :RA                                          15 mi. per hr.                                                                = 15 x 5280 ft. per hr.                                                           15 x 5280                             = --------- ft. per min.                     60                                                                           15 x 5280                             = --------- ft. per sec.                   60 x 60                                                                      = 22 ft. per sec.                                                                     distance   44                    time = -------- = --                             rate     22                                                                            = 2 sec. Ans.         :RA                                     :SD                                     :Q                                      :SB                                     :SP196103217032259103196103             :SP196103259103248128196103             :SP217032217103248103248128             :SH1328A                                :SH0432B                                :SH1438C                                :SH1737D                                :SH1432E  F                             :SF                                     6. Find the ratio of the area of {ABC   to {ADC. If: AC = 6, BE = 6, DF = 2, AE = 2 and FC = 1                                                                  (a) 3:1  (b) 1:3                                                                (c) 9:1  (d) 1:9                                                                (e) 3:8                                 :RCA                                    6. (a) 3:1 Ans.                                                                 AC is the common base                   for both triangles, {ABC                and {ADC. Since triangles               having the same base are                to each other as their                  altitudes,                                                                      {ABC   altitude BE   6   3              ---- = ----------- = - = -              {ADC   altitude DF   2   1                                                             6   3                                   - = -  = 3:1 Ans.                       2   1                            :ET                                     :ET