# Linear Applications > TSI Math Test Study Guide · Hightower High School P-TECH (2023) > > Source: [complete Markdown guide](../TSI-Math-Test-Study-Guide.md) · [original PDF](../1062198634-Hightower-TSI-Test-Study-Guide-v2-MATH.pdf) #### 1. It costs Jenny 31.95d + 0.10m dollars to rent a car for d days and drive it m miles. How much does it cost Jenny to rent a car for 5 days if the car is driven a total of 600 miles? **A.** \$159.75 **B.** \$165.75 **C.** \$219.75 **D.** \$759.75 #### 2. The formula for converting temperature from Fahrenheit (F) to Celsius (C) is C = ($\frac{5}{9}$)(F − 32). If the temperature is 212 degrees Fahrenheit (F), what is it in Celsius (C)? **1.** 125 degrees Celsius **2.** 98.6 degrees Celsius **3.** 100 degrees Celsius **4.** 82.49 degrees Celsius #### 3. The relationship between a temperature in degrees Celsius (°C) and in Kelvins (K) is given by K = C + 273. What is the Celsius (°C) temperature for a temperature of 10 Kelvins (K)? **1.** 263 degrees Celsius **2.** 283 degrees Celsius **3.** − 263 degrees Celsius **4.** − 283 degrees Celsius #### 4. The formula for converting temperature from Fahrenheit (F) to Celsius (C) is C = ($\frac{5}{9}$)(F − 32). If the temperature is 77 degrees Fahrenheit (F), what is it in Celsius (C)? **1.** 25 degrees Celsius **2.** 45 degrees Celsius **3.** 41 $\frac{2}{3}$ degrees Celsius **4.** 60 $\frac{5}{9}$ degrees Celsius #### 5. In the equation below, T represents the boiling point of water in degrees Fahrenheit, and h represents the height above sea level in feet. If $T = 209^\circ\mathrm{F}$, what is the value of h? T = 212 − $\frac{h}{550}$ **A.** 1,750 ft **B.** 1,650 ft **C.** 1,550 ft **D.** 1,450 ft #### 6. The formula below represents how long a ball dropped from s feet takes to hit the ground in t seconds. How much longer would it take the ball to hit the ground from 32 feet than from 8 feet? t = $\frac{\sqrt{s}}{4}$ **1.** $\sqrt{2}$ sec **2.** $\sqrt{0.5}$ sec **3.** 0.707 sec **4.** 1.414 sec #### 7. If a circle has a radius, r, and area, A, find A. **1.** $A = r\pi^2$ **2.** $A = \pi r^2$ **3.** $A = \sqrt{\frac{r}{\pi}}$ **4.** $A = \frac{\sqrt{r}}{\pi}$ #### 8. If a circle has a radius, r, and area, A, find r in terms of A. **1.** $r = A\pi^2$ **2.** $r = \frac{A}{\pi}$ **3.** $r = \sqrt{\frac{A}{\pi}}$ **4.** $r = \frac{\sqrt{A}}{\pi}$ #### 9. \$10, 15, ____, 25, 30$ What number should fill in the blank? **A.** 16 **B.** 18 **C.** 20 **D.** 23 #### 10. \$10.30, 7.85, ____, 2.95, 0.50$ which of the following should be placed in the blank above to complete the pattern? **A.** 6.30 **B.** 5.40 **C.** 4.85 **D.** 3.45