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2/15/24 Updated: Last update: 8/4/23 -> 2/14/24 Status: ISSUED -> LAPSED 8/5/23 Updated: Last update: 7/31/23 -> 8/4/23 Status: PENDING_ARCHIVAL -> ISSUED Lei issuer: EVK05KS7XY1DEII3R011 -> 5493001KJTIIGC8Y1R12 8/1/23 Updated: Last update: 7/30/23 -> 7/31/23 Status: PENDING_TRANSFER -> PENDING_ARCHIVAL 7/31/23 Updated: Last update: 5/10/23 -> 7/30/23 Status: ISSUED -> PENDING_TRANSFER 5/11/23 Updated: First legal address line: C/O NARESH TAKKAR -> 1111 E LAKE ST First headquarters address line: 1090 Springfield Road -> 1111 E. LAKE STREET Headquarters address city: Union -> STREAMWOOD Headquarters address region: US-NJ -> US-IL Headquarters address postal code: 07083 -> 60107 Last update: 2/15/23 -> 5/10/23 Next renewal: 2/14/24 -> 2/14/24 Deleted: Additional legal address line: 1111 E LAKE ST 2/15/23 Updated: Last update: 3/29/22 -> 2/15/23 Next renewal: 3/1/23 -> 2/14/24 3/30/22 Updated: Last update: 3/2/22 -> 3/29/22 3/27/22 Inserted: Language of (primary) legal name: en Language of legal address: en Language of headquarters address: en General category: GENERAL Updated: Entity legal form code: 9999 -> 8RLE Last update: 4/16/20 -> 3/2/22 Next renewal: 4/15/21 -> 3/1/23 3/2/22 Updated: Last update: 4/2/21 -> 3/2/22 Next renewal: 4/2/22 -> 3/1/23 7/22/21 Inserted: Language of (primary) legal name: en Language of legal address: en Language of headquarters address: en 4/13/21 Updated: Last update: 4/2/21 -> 4/2/21 4/3/21 Updated: Last update: 7/23/20 -> 4/2/21 Next renewal: 4/15/21 -> 4/2/22 7/24/20 Updated: Entity legal form code: 9999 -> 8RLE Last update: 4/16/20 -> 7/23/20 4/17/20 Initial: Lei code: 549300SHEKS6H5CM8E14 (primary) legal name: CHETAK CHICAGO, L.L.C. First legal address line: C/O NARESH TAKKAR Additional legal address line: 1111 E LAKE ST Legal address city: STREAMWOOD Legal address region: US-IL Legal address country: US Legal address postal code: 60107 First headquarters address line: 1090 Springfield Road Headquarters address city: Union Headquarters address region: US-NJ Headquarters address country: US Headquarters address postal code: 07083 Registered at: RA000608 Registered as: 01081535 Jurisdiction of formation: US-IL Entity legal form code: 9999 Entity status: ACTIVE Registration date: 4/16/20 Last update: 4/16/20 Status: ISSUED Next renewal: 4/15/21 Lei issuer: EVK05KS7XY1DEII3R011 Corroboration level: FULLY_CORROBORATED Data validated at (id): RA000608 Data validated as: 01081535

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2.4 Checkup: Practice Problems CheckupAlgebra II Honors Sem 1Date:Answer the following questions using what you've learned from this lesson. Write yourresponses in the space provided.For questions 1 - 2, write the equation of the line. Calculation Tip: Use the slope-intercept formof an equation to find the equation of each line.1. Write the equation of the line (in slope-intercept form) that passes through the points (2, 3)and (5, 7).Find the slope.�=7−35−2=m=5−7−=34+bb=31Write the equation.� =43 �+y=34x+312. Write the equation of the line (in slope-intercept form) with a slope of 5 that passes throughthe point (4, 2).Find the y-intercept by substituting the slope and the x- and y-values from the point into theslope-intercept form of an equation.�=��+�2=5(4)+�2=20+��=−y=mx+b2=5(4)+b2=20+bb=−Click here for long descriptionWrite the y-intercept: 2.Identify two points on the line. (0, 2) and (3, 0) Use these points to find the slope.�=0−23−0=−m=3−0−=3−Write the equation.�=−23�+y=−32x+−3−=−−=43Write the equation of the line.�=34�−y=43x−Identify the inequality that should be used. Since the line is dotted, it will be > or <. Since theshading occurs above the line, the correct inequality will be >. Write the inequality.�>34�−y>43x−�−2�>x−2y>4.Identify two points found on the line.(0, –2) and(1,−32)(1,−23)Plot the two points and draw a line through them.Click here for long descriptionIdentify whether the line should be solid or dotted. Since the inequality is >, the line will bedotted.Click here for long descriptionClick here for long descriptionFor questions 7 - 8, graph the solution to each problem, given the constraint. Calculation Tip:First, graph the equation representing the situation. Then, graph the line representing theconstraint.7. A consultant earns $30 per hour. The consultant's daily work expenses total $8. Theconsultant can work a maximum of 8 hours per day. Represent the consultant's possible dailyprofit, using a graph.Click here for long description8. A writer earns $2 per word. The writer's total expense per project is $10. The project pays upto a maximum of 800 words. Represent the writer's possible project profit, using a graph.Click here for long description=The company's cost is $380, if 8 employees work that day.10. Carmen has already driven 300 miles. She plans to drive 240 miles per day, for each of theremaining days in her trip. Write an equation that relates the total miles driven, M, to the numberof remaining days she drives, x. If her trip has 3 remaining days, how many total miles will shehave driven?� =240 �+M=240x+Evaluate the equation for an x-value of 3.� =240(3)+300=1,M=240(3)+=1,She will have driven 1,020 miles.

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