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| ID | Section | Domain | Skill | Difficulty | Question | Actions |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| math_adv_670 | Math | advanced_math | nonlinear_functions | Hard | A triangular sign has area \(x^2\) square inches. Its base measures \(2x + 28\) inches, and its height measures \(x - 7\) i... | |
| math_adv_669 | Math | advanced_math | nonlinear_functions | Hard | A triangular sign has area \(x^2\) square inches. Its base measures \(2x + 12\) inches, and its height measures \(x - 3\) i... | |
| math_adv_668 | Math | advanced_math | nonlinear_functions | Hard | A triangular sign has area \(x^2\) square inches. Its base measures \(2x + 30\) inches, and its height measures \(x - 10\) ... | |
| math_adv_667 | Math | advanced_math | nonlinear_functions | Hard | A triangular sign has area \(x^2\) square inches. Its base measures \(2x + 16\) inches, and its height measures \(x - 4\) i... | |
| math_adv_666 | Math | advanced_math | nonlinear_functions | Hard | A triangular sign has area \(x^2\) square inches. Its base measures \(2x + 26\) inches, and its height measures \(x - 12\) ... | |
| math_adv_665 | Math | advanced_math | nonlinear_functions | Hard | A triangular sign has area \(x^2\) square inches. Its base measures \(2x + 18\) inches, and its height measures \(x - 6\) i... | |
| math_adv_664 | Math | advanced_math | nonlinear_functions | Hard | A triangular sign has area \(x^2\) square inches. Its base measures \(2x + 14\) inches, and its height measures \(x - 5\) i... | |
| math_adv_663 | Math | advanced_math | nonlinear_functions | Hard | The table gives three points from a quadratic relationship in the \(xy\)-plane, where \(y = f(x) - 4\). What is the \(y\)-c... | |
| math_adv_662 | Math | advanced_math | nonlinear_functions | Hard | The table gives three points from a quadratic relationship in the \(xy\)-plane, where \(y = f(x) + 10\). What is the \(y\)-... | |
| math_adv_661 | Math | advanced_math | nonlinear_functions | Hard | The table gives three points from a quadratic relationship in the \(xy\)-plane, where \(y = f(x) + 6\). What is the \(y\)-c... |