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        Objective  Given the following replacement values, evaluate (a) xy and (b) x , y.  See Example 13.
               2         5                8        1                  4         9              7          1
        57. x =   and y =         58. x =   and y =          59. x =-   and y =        60. x =   and y =-
               5         6                9        4                  5         11             6          2








        Objective  Translating Solve.Write each answer in simplest form. For Exercises 61 through 64, recall that “of”
        translates to multiplication. See Example 14.
                1                         1                          5                         5
        61. Find of 200.          62. Find of 200.           63. Find of 24.           64. Find of 24.
                4                         5                          6                         8




        Solve. For Exercises 65 and 66, the solutions have been started for you. See Example 14.
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        65. In the United States,  of college freshmen major in   66. A patient was told that, at most,  of his calories
                              25                                                             5
           business.A community college in Pennsylvania has a    should come from fat. If his diet consists of 3000
           freshman enrollment of approximately 800 students.    calories a day, find the maximum number of calories
           How many of these freshmen might we project are       that can come from fat.
           majoring in business?
                                                                 Start the solution:
           Start the solution:
                                                                 1. UNDERSTAND the problem. Reread it as many
           1. UNDERSTAND the problem. Reread it as many             times as needed.
              times as needed.
                                                                 2. TRANSLATE into an equation. (Fill in the blank
           2. TRANSLATE into an equation. (Fill in the blank        below.)
              below.)
                                                                      patient’s     1     his daily
               freshmen              community college                          is     of
                              4                                      fat calories   5      calories
              majoring in is      of      freshmen
                             25
                business                 enrollment                      T      T   T  T      T
                   T      T   T   T          T                        patient’s  =  1   #
               freshmen       4                                      fat calories   5
              majoring in  =      #                                 Finish with:
                              25
                business                                         3. SOLVE.
              Finish with:
                                                                 4. INTERPRET.
           3. SOLVE.
           4. INTERPRET.





        67. In a recent year, there were approximately 175 million  68. In a recent year, movie theater owners received a
                                                     7           total of $7660 million in movie admission tickets.
           moviegoers in the United States. Of these, about
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           were ages 16–24. Find the approximate number of       About  10  of this amount was for R-rated movies.
           moviegoers in that year who were ages 16–24.          Find the amount of money received from R-rated
           (Source: Motion Picture Association of America)       movies. (Source: Motion Picture Association of
                                                                 America)
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