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WGU Applied Algebra Exam - Topic 4 Question 4 Discussion

Actual exam question for WGU's Applied Algebra exam
Question #: 4
Topic #: 4
[All Applied Algebra Questions]

The number of people auditioning for a game show is expected to be 3 less than the number of people who auditioned last year. The function can be used to model the situation, where represents the number of people who auditioned last year and represents the number of people expected to audition this year.

Which quantity represents the number of people expected to audition this year, given that 280 people auditioned last year?

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The function represents the number of people expected to audition this year.

The input represents the number of people who auditioned last year.

The problem says this year's number is expected to be 3 less than last year's number. Therefore, the function rule is:

We are told that 280 people auditioned last year, so:

Substitute into the function:

So, the notation that represents the number of people expected to audition this year is:

This means if 280 people auditioned last year, then 277 people are expected to audition this year.

Therefore, the correct answer is:


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