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On
the
y-axis,
1
000
FCFA
be
represented
by
1
cm
.
On
the
x-axis,
5
min
be
represented
by
1
cm
to
place
the
points
defined
by
the
values
in
the
columns
of
each
table,
then
connect
these
points
to
represent
the
ˇ
curves
ı
of
Henry
and
Hugues’
consumption.
b
What
property
does
the
curve
representing
a
propor-tionality
situation
have?
3.
Cross
product
and
fourth
proportional
E.4922
Property
of
the
ˇ
produced
in
croix
ı
:
Let
a
,
b
,
c
,
d
be
four
non-zero
numbers
realiz-ing
the
proportionality
relation
represented
by
the
table
opposite,
then
we
have
the
relation:
a
×
d
=
b
×
c
Example
of
use:
According
to
the
cross
product
property,
we
have
:
2
×
x
=
5
×
7
2
×
x
=
35
x
=
35
2
x
=
17.5
Determine
the
value
of
the
fourth
proportional
in
each
of
the
following
proportionality
tables
:
a
24
x
9
3
b
15
12
9
x
c
x
54
3
27
E.2097
The
tables
below
represent
propor-tional
situations.
Determine
the
missing
fourth
proportional
using
the
cross
product
:
a
3
5
x
1.4
b
21
x
3
5
c
4
x
1.2
0.6
E.8833
Determine,
without
the
aid
of
the
calculator,
the
missing
fourth
proportional
using
the
cross
product
:
a
9
x
1.2
0.4
b
0.5
0.1
x
0.2
c
x
5.6
2
8
E.2115
Each
of
the
tables
below
represents
a
proportional
situation.
Determine
the
missing
fourth
pro-portional
using
the
cross
product
and
give
the
result
as
irre-ducible
fractions
a
6
12
x
5
b
0.7
x
0.6
4
c
15
2
25
x
E.4870
Determine,
without
the
aid
of
the
calculator,
the
missing
fourth
proportional
using
the
cross
product
:
a
5
3
x
12
b
4
6
x
9
c
14
6
3
x
E.8832
The
tables
below
represent
propor-tionality
situations.
Determine
the
missing
fourth
propor-tional
using
the
cross
product
:
a
7
2
5
x
b
5
x
21
14
c
x
0.3
6.4
0.3
E.4871
Determine,
without
the
aid
of
the
calculator,
the
missing
fourth
proportional
using
the
cross
product
:
a
x
3
2
5
2
1
4
b
10
3
x
2
3
1
2
c
15
14
5
7
x
3
2
4.
Cross
product
and
problems
E.5650
On
30
July
2013
,
one
euro
(
e
)
was
worth
1.3256
dollars
($)
.
1
A
computer
costs
450
$
.
What
is
its
price
in
euros?
(we’ll
round
to
the
nearest
hundredth)
.
2
A
tourist
travels
to
the
United
States
with
the
sum
of
2
000
e
.
After
changing
his
money
into
dollars,
what
amount
of
dollars
will
he
get?
(we
will
round
to
the
nearest
hundredth)
.
E.5649
A
motorist
must
make
the
trip
from
Paris
to
Marseille.
These
two
cities
are
separated
by
663
km
.
Taking
the
highway,
he
estimates
the
consumption
of
his
vehi-cle
at
9.5
‘
of
gasoline
for
100
km
.
What
will
be,
in
this
case,
the
consumption
of
his
car
for
this
trip?
We
will
round
this
consumption
to
the
nearest
liter.
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Answer,
if
possible,
the
following
questions
:
1
To
make
a
cocktail,
John
needs
1.5
‘
of
orange
juice
for
6
people.
How
many
liters
of
orange
juice,
if
he
wishes
to
make
this
same
cocktail
for
10
people?
2
By
studying
for
3
hours
on
his
math
test,
Eric
has
im-proved
by
5
points.
By
how
much
will
he
increase
his
grade,
if
he
reviews
the
next
test
for
5
hours?
E.9031
Answer,
if
possible,
the
following
questions
:
1
A
math
teacher
grades
4
copies
into
22
min
.
How
long,
keeping
this
pace,
will
it
take
him
to
grade
a
class
of
26
students?
2
On
a
trip
of
144
km
,
a
motorist
has
consumed
12
‘
of
gasoline.
How
many
miles
will
he
drive
on
15
‘
gasoline?
E.5927
The
island
of
Aratika
is
north
of
the
island
of
Fakarava.
Using
the
following
documents
and
the
map
and
considering
that
all
flights
between
Tahiti
and
the
Tuamotu
islands
are
at
the
same
average
speed,
place
the
island
of
Aratika
on
the
map
as
accurately
as
possible,
explaining
in
detail
on
your
copy
your
approach.
For
this
question,
any
trace
of
research,
even
incomplete,
will
be
taken
into
account
in
the
evaluation.
Handout
1
:
Temps
flight
between
Tahiti
and
the
Tuamotu
Islands
(North)
:
Tahiti-Rangiroa:
55
min
Tahiti-Apataki:
1
h
05
min
Tahiti-Arutua
:
1
h
05
min
Tahiti-Ahe
:
1
h
15
min
Tahiti-Aratika:
1
h
15
min
Handout
2:
Distance
between
the
islands
Tahiti-Moorea:
17
km
Fakarava-Aratika:
50
km
Tahiti-Rangiroa:
355
km
Apataki-Arutua
:
17
km
Tahiti-Raiatea:
210
km
Faaite-Anaa:
61
km
Tahiti-Bora
Bora:
268
km
Fakarava-Faaite:
21
km
Tahiti-Huahine
:
175
km
5.
Reduction:
use
of
the
scale
E.5648
Definition:
(Wikipedia)
A
scale
is
the
relationship
between
the
measurement
of
a
real
object
and
the
measurement
of
its
representation.
It
is
expressed
by
a
numerical
value
that
is
usually
in
fraction
form.
The
scale
1
=
100
is
also
noted
1.100
or
ˇ
to
100
e
ı
Proposition:
l’
échelle
is
the
proportionality
coefficient
for
going
from
real
dimensions
to
reduced
dimensions.
Method
:
for
a
scale
map
1
=
a
,
we
use
the
proportionality
table
below
:
France
is
shown
below
at
scale
1
=
12
000
000
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a
Complete
the
proportionality
table
below
:
Distance
Paris-Marseille
Echelle
Distance
réelle
x
Distance
sur
la
carte
b
Determine
the
distance
separating,
as
the
crow
flies,
the
capital
Paris
from
the
city
of
Marseille.
2
A
plane
makes
the
following
daily
rotation:
Paris
Nantes
Montpellier
Paris
Determine
the
length
of
this
rotation.
6.
Reduction:
search
for
scale
E.8831
Method
:
to
determine
the
denominator
x
of
the
scale
1
=
x
,
we
use
the
proportionality
table
below
:
Below
is
a
map
of
Mexico,
noting
the
names
of
some
major
cities:
Knowing
that
the
distance
between
the
cities
of
Cancun
and
Chihuahua
is
2100
km
.
Rounding
the
denominator
of
the
scale
to
the
nearest
million,
the
scale
of
the
map
is
:
a
1
=
39
000
000
b
1
=
40
000
000
c
1
=
41
000
000
d
1
=
42
000
000
E.8830
Below
is
a
map
of
the
United
States
of
America:
The
distance
between
ˇ
Los
Angeles
ı
and
ˇ
New
York
ı
is
3982
km
.
1
Determine
the
distance
between
ˇ
San
Francisco
ı
and
ˇ
Miami
ı,
rounded
to
the
nearest
kilometer.
2
The
scale
of
this
map
is
noted
as
1
=
x
.
Rounding
the
value
of
x
to
the
nearest
million,
what
is
the
scale
of
this
map
:
a
1
50
000
000
b
1
51
000
000
c
1
52
000
000
d
1
53
000
000
E.1134
In
a
reduction,
a
proportionality
relation-ship
between
the
ˇ
real
dimensions
ı
and
ˇ
dimension
réduite
ı.
The
reduction
coefficient
is
the
coefficient
of
proportionality
of
the
ˇ
actual
dimen-sions
ı
to
the
ˇ
reduced
dimensions
ı
and
is
always
expressed
as
fraction
with
nu-merator
equal
to
1
.
The
Eiffel
Tower
was
built
in
1889
and
was,
until
1930,
the
world’s
tallest
monu-ment
at
325
meters.
1
a
Measuring
the
height
of
the
Eif-fel
Tower,
determine
the
scale
of
this
reduction
of
the
Eiffel
Tower.
b
Use
this
reduction
to
determine
the
actual
width
of
the
Eiffel
Tower.
2
Another
miniature
of
the
Eiffel
Tower
is
a
scale
represen-tation
1
4
000
.
How
tall
is
this
new
miniature?
7.
Speed
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Bruno
is
15
km
.
away
from
his
workplace
One
morning,
he
leaves
for
work
at
an
average
speed
of
40
km
=
h
,
while
in
the
evening,
he
returns
with
an
average
speed
of
24
km
=
h
.
What
was
his
average
speed
on
all
his
journeys
that
day?
E.5689
The
ˇ
running
course
ı
is
a
round
trip
of
20
km
(
10
km
on
the
way
there
and
10
km
on
the
way
back)
.
For
the
outward
journey,
which
is
downwind,
Moana
esti-mates
that
her
average
speed
will
be
16
km
=
h
.
For
the
return
journey,
due
to
the
headwind
and
fatigue,
Moana
thinks
she
will
run
at
an
average
speed
of
10
km
=
h
.
Can
we
say
that
her
average
speed
will
be
13
km
=
h
over
the
entire
course?
ˇ
running
ı?
Justify
your
answer.
Note:
the
evaluation
of
this
question
will
take
into
account
your
observations
and
research
steps,
even
if
incomplete
;
in-clude
them
in
your
answer.
8.
Percentage
E.1443
1
a
The
tax
collector
goes
through
a
neighborhood
and
takes
12
%
of
the
money
each
resident
has
:
that
is,
he
takes
12
e
for
every
100
e
.
Complete
the
table
:
b
This
table
is
a
proportionality
table.
Find
the
coeffi-cient
of
proportionality
and
use
a
calculator
to
verify
that
it
applies
to
each
column
in
the
table.
c
Using
the
table
above,
answer
the
following
questions
:
Taking
12
%
of
200
e
,
is
the
same
as
taking
.
.
.
.
.
.
e
.
Taking
12
%
of
120
grams
is
the
same
as
taking
:
:
:
:
:
:
g
Taking
12
%
of
.
.
.
.
.
.
kilometers
is
the
same
as
taking
2
;
4
km
2
Answer
the
following
questions
:
a
Taking
12
%
of
a
value
is
the
same
as
multiplying
it
by
?
100
.
b
Taking
60
%
of
a
value
means
multiplying
it
by
.
.
.
.
.
.
Thus,
60
%
of
135
e
represents
the
sum
of
.
.
.
.
.
.
E.4873
Method
:
To
go
from
a
proportionality
coefficient
to
the
associated
percentage,
we
write
it
as
a
fraction
with
100
as
the
denom-inator.
Example:
For
a
coefficient
of
0.23
:
0.23
=
23
100
The
associated
percentage
is
23
%
For
a
coefficient
of
3
5
:
3
5
=
3
×
20
5
×
20
=
60
100
The
associated
percentage
is
60%
.
Give
the
percentage
associated
with
each
of
the
proportional-ity
coefficients
below
:
a
1
2
b
1
4
c
1
5
d
1
10
E.4874
Give
the
proportionality
coefficient
associated
with
each
of
the
percentages
below
in
the
form
of
a
simplified
fraction
:
a
50
%
b
25
%
c
20
%
d
10
%
E.5686
Below
is
a
sum
and
a
portion
of
that
sum.
Which
situation
represents
the
largest
percentage
share
relative
to
the
reference
sum
:
a
6
e
de
60
e
b
11
e
de
44
e
c
6
e
de
15
e
d
42
e
de
120
e
E.8837
Give
the
percentage
associated
with
each
of
the
proportionality
coefficients
below
:
a
3
4
b
3
5
c
3
10
d
1
8
E.8838
Give
the
proportionality
coefficient
associated
with
each
of
the
percentages
below
in
the
form
of
a
simplified
fraction
:
a
75
%
b
12
%
c
30
%
d
5
%
9.
Use
of
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E.8839
Another
store
is
offering
a
sale
of
12
%
on
all
of
its
items.
A
sweater
used
to
cost
45
e
.
What
is
its
new
price
now?
E.878
Making
a
costume
requires
:
3
m
sheet
2.5
m
of
lining
of
supplies.
1
What
is
the
price
of
the
fabric
used,
given
that
a
meter
of
fabric
costs
20
e
?
2
a
A
lining
is
used
that
costs
10
%
of
the
price
per
meter
of
fabric.
What
is
the
price
per
meter
of
lining?
b
What
is
the
price
of
the
lining
purchased?
3
What
is
the
price
of
the
supplies,
given
that
it
represents
1
5
of
the
price
of
the
fabric
used?
4
Labor
costs
12
e
.
What
is
the
cost
price
of
the
suit?
E.1431
P.E.T.
(polyethylene
terephthalate)
is
one
of
the
most
important
materials
involved
in
the
manu-facture
of
plastic
bottles.
It
takes
1
kg
of
crude
oil
to
form
0.5
kg
of
P.E.T.
1
A
packaging
company
has
to
create
120
000
bottles
of
1.5
liters
per
day.
Each
of
these
bottles
weighs
40
grams.
Calculate
the
number
of
kilograms
of
crude
oil
required
for
the
company’s
daily
production.
2
60
%
less
oil
is
consumed
to
produce
these
bottles
from
used
empty
bottles.
Then
give
the
amount
of
crude
oil
the
company
would
need
if
it
based
all
its
production
on
recycling
empty
bottles.
10.
Search
for
a
percentage
E.4875
1
In
a
class
of
24
students,
6
students
regularly
play
volley-ball.
What
percentage
of
students
in
this
class
play
this
sport?
2
Of
a
flock
of
72
sheep,
18
sheep
show
signs
of
a
disease.
What
percentage
of
the
flock
is
affected
by
this
disease?
E.1423
A
store
was
offering
a
VCR
at
122
e
.
But,
after
an
increase
in
all
the
prices
in
this
store,
the
VCR
costs
152.5
e
.
What
percentage
increase
has
the
store
made?
E.1433
Émilie
and
Cheik
are
each
baking
a
chocolate
cake.
Cheik
uses
90
g
chocolate,
20
g
flour,
and
40
g
powdered
milk
Émilie
uses
210
g
of
chocolate,
73
g
of
flour,
and
117
g
of
pow-
dered
milk
Calculate
the
percentage
of
chocolate
in
each
of
the
two
cakes.
Between
Émilie
and
Cheik,
whose
cake
has
the
highest
per-centage
of
chocolate?
E.1422
1
Alexandra,
Yannick
and
Cedric
lent
362
e
à
Julie.
Alexandra
lent
her
35
%
of
this
sum,
Yannick
lent
her
144.8
e
and
Cedric
the
rest.
a
Calculate
the
amount
given
to
Julie
by
each
of
her
classmates.
b
Knowing
that
Yannick
gave
80
%
of
his
savings,
give
the
total
amount
of
his
savings.
2
Julie
needed
to
raise
400
e
to
complete
her
project.
Give
the
percentage
currently
raised.
11.
Introduction
to
developments
E.1133
1
20%
of
the
25
students
in
a
class
play
soccer.
We
are
looking
for
the
number
of
students
who
play
soc-cer:
let
x
represent
the
number
of
students.
Reference
Part
under
consideration
Value
Percentage
Using
the
cross-product,
we
have
:
x
×
:
:
:
:
:
:
=
:
:
:
:
:
:
×
:
:
:
:
:
:
We
conclude
that
:
x
=
×
=
2
An
object
went
from
130
e
to
149
;
5
e
.
The
object
has
therefore
increased
by
:
:
:
:
:
:
:
:
:
e
.
We
are
looking
for
the
percentage
increase
in
price
:
let’s
denote
this
percentage
as
x
.
Reference
Part
considered
Number
Percentage
Using
the
cross-product
:
x
×
:
:
:
:
:
:
=
:
:
:
:
:
:
×
:
:
:
:
:
:
We
deduce
:
x
=
×
=
%
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E.6623
Adam
notices
that
his
bill
has
in-creased
by
22
%
this
month.
We
know
that
his
bill
last
month
was
78
e
.
1
Complete
the
proportionality
table
at
right
to
determine
the
amount
of
the
increase
in
e
.
2
Deduct
the
new
amount
from
his
new
bill.
E.6622
A
store
offers
a
discount
of
15
%
on
a
refrigerator
whose
initial
price
was
340
e
.
1
Complete
the
proportionality
table
at
right
to
determine
the
amount
of
the
reduction
in
e
.
2
Deduct
the
new
price
of
this
reflector.
E.2104
1
How
much
is
25
%
of
the
number
132
?
2
An
object
of
132
e
experiences
an
increase
of
25
%
.
What
will
its
new
price
be?
E.9085
An
object
from
76
e
is
reduced
by
20
%
:
1
Determine
the
number
representing
by
20
%
of
76
.
2
Give
the
price
of
this
object
after
this
reduction.
E.9086
John
usually
pays
220
e
on
his
elec-tricity
bill,
but
the
power
company
has
warned
of
a
15
%
increase
in
the
price
of
electricity.
How
much
will
his
next
electricity
bill
be?
E.4212
During
the
sale,
a
discount
of
25
%
is
given
on
a
game
console.
Its
original
price
was
324
e
.
What
is
its
price
during
the
sales?
E.1129
A
computer
costs
640
e
,
but
during
the
sales
period,
the
store
decides
to
reduce
the
price
by
16
%
.
What
is
the
new
price
of
the
computer?
12.
Evolutions:
search
for
the
percentage
E.1445
1
A
store,
at
the
beginning
of
the
school
year,
increases
all
its
prices
by
8
%
:
a
A
DVD
player
cost
112
euros
before
the
increase.
What
is
its
price
after
the
increase?
b
A
desk
lamp
has
increased
by
1.92
euros.
What
was
its
price
before
increase?
Copy
and
use
the
table
below
:
Old
price
100
%
Increase
New
price
2
A
jacket
on
sale
went
from
122
e
à
91.5
e
.
What
was
the
percentage
reduction?
E.2105
The
price
of
an
object
is
changed
from
75
e
à
93
e
.
1
What
is
the
amount
of
this
increase?
2
Determine
the
percentage
represented
by
the
number
18
to
the
number
75
.
3
Give
the
price
change
characteristics
of
this
object.
E.9087
The
price
of
an
object
is
changed
from
125
e
à
110
e
.
1
What
is
the
amount
of
this
reduction?
2
Determine
the
percentage
represented
by
the
number
15
relative
to
the
number
125
.
3
Give
the
price
change
characteristics
of
this
object.
13.
Unclassified
exercises
E.8938
A
family
wants
to
buy
a
cylin-drical
above-ground
pool
equipped
with
an
electric
pump
for
their
children.
They
plan
to
use
it
this
summer
from
June
to
September
inclusive.
They
have
a
budget
of
200
e
.
Using
the
following
documents,
determine
whether
this
fam-ily’s
budget
is
sufficient
to
cover
the
purchase
of
this
pool
and
its
operating
costs.
Leave
all
traces
of
your
research,
even
if
it
is
incomplete.
Document
1
Technical
specifications
:
Water
depth
:
65
cm
Average
power
consumption
of
the
pump
:
3.42
kWh
per
day.
Price
(pool
+
pump)
:
80
e
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Document
2
Price
of
a
kWh
:
0.15
e
.
The
kWh
(kilowatt-hour)
is
the
unit
of
measurement
for
electrical
energy.
Document
3
Price
of
a
m
3
of
water:
2.03
e
.
Document
4
The
volume
of
a
cylinder
is
given
by
the
following
for-mula
:
V
=
ı
×
r
2
×
h
where
r
is
the
radius
of
the
cylinder
and
h
is
its
height.
Note:
we
will
use
:
ı
≈
3.1416
E.8939
For
Dominique
and
Camille’s
wed-ding,
the
pastry
chef
is
offering
two
tiered
cakes
made
up
of
cakes
of
different
sizes
and
shapes.
The
Tower
of
Pisa:
The
first
tiered
cake
consists
of
a
stack
of
4
cylindrical
cakes
of
the
same
height,
with
the
diameter
decreasing
by
8
cm
at
each
level.
The
bottom
cake
has
a
diameter
of
30
cm
and
a
height
of
6
cm
.
The
Carrée
tower
:
The
second
tower
consists
of
a
stack
of
3
straight
blocks
with
square
bases
of
the
same
height.
The
length
of
the
side
of
the
base
decreases
by
8
cm
at
each
level.
The
height
of
the
cakes
is
8
cm
;
the
side
of
the
base
of
the
bottom
cake
measures
24
cm
.
All
the
cakes
were
made
using
the
recipe
below,
which
gives
the
quantities
of
ingredients
corresponding
to
100
g
of
choco-late.
Cake
recipe
for
100
g
of
chocolate:
65
g
of
sugar
2
eggs
75
g
butter
30
g
flour
1
What
is
the
ratio
masse
de
beurre
masse
de
chocolat
?
Give
the
result
as
an
irreducible
fraction.
2
Calculate
the
amount
of
flour
needed
for
250
g
of
dark
chocolate
according
to
the
recipe
above
3
Calculate
the
length
of
the
base
side
of
the
smallest
cake
in
the
Square
tower.
4
Which
tower
has
the
largest
volume?
Justify
your
answer
by
detailing
your
calculations.
Reminder
:
the
volume
V
of
a
cylinder
with
radius
r
and
height
h
is
given
by
the
formula
:
V
=
ı
×
r
2
×
h
Hint:
we
will
use
:
ı
≈
3
;
1416
E.8941
A
company
reimburses
its
employ-ees
for
the
cost
of
business
travel,
when
employees
use
their
personal
vehicles.
To
calculate
the
amount
of
these
reimbursements,
it
uses
the
following
formula
and
equivalency
table
proposed
by
the
man-ager:
Document
1
Refund
amount
:
a
+
b
×
d
where
:
a
is
a
price
(in
euros)
that
depends
only
on
the
length
of
the
trip
:
b
is
the
price
paid
(in
euros)
per
kilometer
traveled
;
d
is
the
length
in
kilometers
of
the
ˇ
trip
allerı
.
Longueur
d
du
"one-way
trip"
Prix
a
Prix
b
per
kilometer
From
1
km
to
16
km
0.778
1
0.194
4
17
km
to
32
km
0.250
3
0.216
5
33
km
to
64
km
2.070
6
0.159
7
65
km
to
109
km
2.889
1
0.148
9
From
110
km
to
149
km
4.086
4
0.142
5
From
150
km
to
199
km
8.087
1
0.119
3
From
200
km
to
300
km
7.757
7
0.120
9
From
301
km
to
499
km
13.651
4
0.103
0
From
500
km
to
799
km
18.444
9
0.092
1
From
800
km
to
9.999
km
32.204
1
0.075
5
1
For
a
ˇ
trip
aller
ı
of
30
km
,
check
that
the
reimbursement
amount
is
approximately
6.75
e
.
2
As
part
of
his
job,
an
employee
of
this
company
makes
a
trip
to
Paris.
He
chooses
to
take
his
car
and
finds
the
information
below
on
a
website.
Document
2:
Distance
Paris
-
Nantes
:
386
km
Toll
cost
between
Nantes
and
Paris
:
37
e
Average
consumption
of
employee’s
car:
6.2
liters
of
gasoline
at
100
km
Price
per
liter
of
gasoline:
1.52
e
Using
Documents
1
and
2,
answer
the
following
question:
ˇWill
the
amount
of
reimbursement
be
sufficient
to
cover
this
employee’s
expenses
to
travel
ˇthe
one-way
tripı
from
Nantes
to
Paris?ı
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1
At
the
supermarket,
we
buy
the
kilogram
of
tomato
at
500
FCFA
.
Complete
the
following
table
:
2
A
health
club
offers
a
membership
of
50
000
FCFA
per
year
and
then
the
price
of
a
session
comes
to
2
000
FCFA
.
Complete
the
table
relating
the
number
of
sessions
per-formed
to
the
total
price
paid
:
3
Onagre
is
a
cell
phone
operator
that
offers
the
following
subscriptions
:
Subscription
A:
subscription
19
euros,
then
0.30
euro
per
minute
of
communication
;
Subscription
B
:
subscription
29
euros,
then
0.20
euro
per
minute
of
communication.
Complete
the
following
table
:
Duration
(in
minutes)
30
45
60
90
Subscription
A
(in
euros)
Subscription
B
(in
euros)
(from
Guadeloupe
patent,
June
2006.)
4
Consider
a
square
of
side
x
expressed
in
centimeters.
We
note
y
its
perimeter
and
z
its
area.
Complete
the
follow-ing
table
:
x
2
10
15
60
y
z
5
Consider
the
two
numbers
x
and
y
connected
by
the
re-lationship
:
y
=
2
×
x
−
5
We
say
we
know
y
as
a
function
of
x
.
E.957
For
each
question,
give
the
equality
(of
literal
expressions)
in
its
simplest
form.
1
An
object
suffers
a
decrease
in
5
%
.
Let
ˇ
x
ı
be
the
old
price
and
ˇ
y
ı
the
new
price.
Express
ˇ
y
ı
in
terms
of
ˇ
x
ı.
2
Consider
a
square-based
pyramid
of
side
4
cm
and
un-known
height.
Noting
ˇ
h
ı
the
height
of
the
pyramid
and
ˇ
V
ı
its
volume,
express
ˇ
V
ı
as
a
function
of
ˇ
h
ı.
3
A
dance
club
charges
a
membership
of
60
e
=
mois
and
in
addition
15
e
for
each
hour
of
lessons
taken.
Let
ˇ
x
ı
be
the
number
of
lessons
taken
in
a
month
and
ˇ
y
ı
the
price
paid
for
that
month.
Express
ˇ
y
ı
in
terms
of
ˇ
x
ı.
E.889
Let
ABCD
be
a
square
with
side
length
x
cm.
1
Complete
the
following
table
:
x
0
0
;
5
1
2
3
4
5
Perimeter
(
P
x
)
Area
(
A
x
)
2
The
transition
from
line
1
o
to
line
2
o
is
a
phenomenon
of
proportionality
because
:
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
The
transition
from
line
1
o
to
line
3
o
is
not
a
phenomenon
of
proportionality
because
:
=
et
=
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
3
Let
(
P
)
be
the
curve
formed
by
points
whose
coordinates
are
of
the
form
(
x
;
P
x
)
.
Let
(
A
)
be
the
curve
formed
by
points
whose
coordinates
are
of
the
form
(
x
;
A
x
)
.
a
In
the
coordinate
system
below,
plot
the
curves
(
P
)
and
(
A
)
:
b
Complete
the
following
sentence
:
The
representation
of
a
proportionality
situation
is
a
.
.
.
.
.
.
passing
through
.
.
.
.
.
.
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E.3907
The
water
as
it
freezes
increases
in
volume.
The
line
segment
below
represents
the
volume
of
ice
(in
liters)
obtained
from
a
volume
of
liquid
water
(in
liters)
.
1
Using
the
graph,
answer
the
following
questions
:
a
What
is
the
volume
of
ice
obtained
from
6
liters
of
liquid?
b
What
volume
of
liquid
water
must
be
frozen
to
obtain
10
liters
of
ice?
2
Is
the
volume
of
ice
proportional
to
the
volume
of
liquid
water?
Justify.
3
It
is
assumed
that
10
liters
of
water
yield
10.8
liters
of
ice.
By
what
percentage
does
this
volume
increase
as
it
freezes?
E.6310
When
choosing
a
TV,
computer
monitor,
or
tablet
touchscreen,
you
can
look
at
:
to
its
aspect
ratio,
which
is
the
ratio
of
screen
length
to
screen
width
;
to
its
diagonal,
which
is
measured
in
inches.
One
inch
is
equal
to
2.54
cm
.
1
A
television
screen
has
a
length
of
80
cm
and
a
width
of
45
cm
.
Is
this
a
4
3
screen
or
16
9
?
2
A
screen
is
sold
as
ˇ
15
inches
ı.
The
following
measure-ments
are
taken
:
the
length
is
30.5
cm
and
the
width
is
22.9
cm
.
Does
the
ˇ
15-inch
ı
label
fit
this
display?
3
A
touchscreen
tablet
has
a
diagonal
7
inch
screen
size
4
3
.
Since
its
length
is
14.3
cm
,
calculate
its
width,
rounded
to
the
nearest
mm
.
E.9094
Ebony
is
a
black
wood
:
it
is
one
of
the
hardest
and
densest
of
the
precious
woods.
An
ebony
statue
of
15
dm
3
weighs
17
kg
.
Give
the
weight
of
a
piece
of
one
cubic
meter.
Hint:
1
m
3
=
1000
dm
3
Round
the
result
to
the
nearest
kilogram.
E.3374
Air,
in
the
terrestrial
environment,
is
a
mixture:
of
78
%
de
diazote
de
dioxygen
d
other
gases
(ozone,
argon,
water
vapor,
carbon
diox-ide,.
.
.
)
1
The
air
contained
in
a
soccer
weighs
470.6
g
.
Under
fixed
conditions
of
temperature
and
pressure,
the
mass
of
one
liter
of
air
is
1.3
g
.
Then
determine
the
mass,
rounded
to
the
nearest
gram,
and
then
the
volume,
rounded
to
the
nearest
liter,
of
dinitrogen
inside
the
flask.
2
A
classroom
of
volume
30
m
3
contains
6.3
m
3
de
dioxy-gen.
Find
the
percentage
of
dioxygen
and
the
percentage
of
gases
present
in
air,
other
than
diazote
and
dioxygen.
E.7629
Sarah
has
just
had
a
pool
built
that
is
shaped
like
a
right-handed
paving
stone
of
8
m
in
length,
4
m
in
width,
and
1.80
m
in
depth.
She
now
wishes
to
fill
her
pool.
So
she
installs
her
garden
hose.
Sarah
has
noticed
that
with
her
garden
hose,
she
can
fill
a
10
liter
bucket
in
18
seconds.
To
fill
one’s
pool,
a
space
of
20
cm
must
be
left
between
the
surface
of
the
water
and
the
top
of
the
pool.
Does
it
take
more
or
less
than
one
day
to
fill
the
pool?
Justify
your
answer.
E.10898
In
one
store,
the
owner
raises
all
his
prices
by
12
%
.
1
A
video
recorder
cost
215
e
before
the
increase.
Give
the
price
of
this
item
after
undergoing
the
increase.
2
And
a
DVD
player
has
undergone
an
increase
of
36
e
.
De-termine
the
price
of
this
DVD
player
before
the
increase
and
its
price
after
the
increase.
E.10899
Come
July,
the
sales
begin
in
France.
A
store
displays
−
15
%
on
all
items
in
its
store.
A
sweater
has
gone
from
:
40
e
to
34.4
e
.
Explain
why
the
owner
advertised
falsely.
E.10900
In
its
1995
census,
Mexico
had
91.15
million
inhabitants.
Whereas
in
2000
,
there
were
97.48
mil-lion
inhabitants.
1
What
is
the
percentage
increase
in
population
between
these
two
dates?
Round
to
the
nearest
tenth.
2
Whereas
between
1980
and
2000
,
the
population
grew
by
43.1%
.
Give
the
population
of
Mexico
in
1980
?
Round
the
result
to
the
nearest
ten
thousand
inhabitants.
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E.158
1
On
the
two
tables
below
representing
a
phenomenon
of
reduction
and
increase
of
5
%
on
the
same
values,
start
by
filling
in
the
empty
boxes.
2
Deduct
the
multiplier
coefficients
to
go
from
the
old
price
to
the
new
price
in
each
of
the
two
cases.
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