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1. Hailey added the product of
9 and 12 to the product of 7
and 5. She then subtracted the
product of 4 and 6 from the
result. What was her final
answer?
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Answer: 119
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2. Set A = {B, R,E,A,K,S}
Set B = {R, A, I, S, E,D}
How many proper
subsets does A ∩ B
contain ?
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Answer:
15
Hint: Find the letters in common. Count them. Use this
number as the exponent of 2. Two to the 4th power results
in 16 subsets. Subtract one to get the number of proper
subsets.
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What is the area
of a rhombus with
diagonals of 10 cm
and 28 cm ?
3.
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Answer:
140
The area of a rhombus equals the product of the diagonals
divided by 2.
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4. Two numbers are
relatively prime if their
only common factor is one.
How many positive integers
less than 21 are relatively
prime to 21 ?
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Answer:
12
For the #15, eliminate all multiples of 3 and 7.
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5. What is the area of
a triangle with a
base of fourteen and
a height of ten?
√49
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Answer:
70
The area of a triangle is base times height divided by 2.
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6. On a 12-hour clock, what
is the measure of the acute
angle between the hour and
minute hand at 4:30?
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Answer:
45 degrees
A circle contains 360 degrees. There are 12 hours on the
face of the clock. Divide 360 by 12, so 30 degrees separate
each number on the clock. At 4:30, the minute hand points
to the 6, and the hour hand is exactly half-way between the
4 and the 5. So, 30+15 = 45.
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7. Subtract the cube of
five from the square of
17. The result is 6 less
than ____ .
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Answer:
170
Hint: Cube means “to the third power.” Square means “to
the second power.”
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What is the
units digit of 4
th
to the 97
power?
8.
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Answer:
4
Hint: Write the first four powers of 4, which are 4, 16, 64,
and 256. Notice that 4 and 6 repeat, so every odd power
would end in a 4 and every even power would end in a 6.
The units digit is another name for the one's place.
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9. If A#B = 14 x A + B - 2
then what is the
value of 8#17 ?
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Answer:
127
Hint: Substitute 8 for A and 17 for B.
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10.
What is the
least common
multiple of 16
and 18?
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Answer:
144
Hint: The least common multiple (LCM) is the first
multiple that occurs on both lists of multiples. List the
multiples of 16 and 18. The first multiple on both lists is
144.
Shortcut: The LCM = (the product of the numbers)
divided by the GCF
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How many
prime numbers are
between 1 and 80?
11.
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Answer:
22
There are 25 primes between 1 and 100. Fifteen of these
are between 1 and 50. Ten of these are between 51 and 100.
97, 89, and 83 are prime, so 25 – 3 = 22.
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What is the sum
of the perimeters of
4 triangles and 5
squares if all sides
measure 6 inches?
12.
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Answer:
192
The perimeter of a polygon is the sum of the lengths of its
sides.
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13. 67.5 hm = _____ dm
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Answer: 67,500
King Henry Doesn't Mind Drinking Chocolate Milk
Km, hm, dam, meter, dm, cm, mm
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14. What is the sum of the
factors of 120 ?
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Answer: 360
Hint: The prime factorization of
120 is 2³ x 3 x 5. To find the sum,
(2³+2²+2+2°)x(3+3°)x(5+5°), which
is 15x4x6 which equals 360. You
could also just write the 16 factors
and add them.
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15. What is product of the
units digit and the tens
digit of 54,702 ?
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Answer:
0
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16. What is the prime
factorization of 280 ?
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Answer: Two to the third
power times five to the first
power times seven to the
first power.
Make a factor tree for 280.
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17. What is the
perimeter of a square
with an area of 289
square inches ?
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Answer: 68
Hint: 289 is a perfect square. 17²=324, so each side of
the square is 17. The perimeter is 68.
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18. If f(M) = 4M + 12,
what is the value of
f(15) ?
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Answer: 72
Hint: Substitute 15 for the letter M. The expression 3M
means 3 times M. In algebra, when a number is directly
beside a letter, it indicates multiplication.
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19. If 12 men can make 60
widgets in 3 days, how
many men will need to
work at the same rate to
make 20 widgets in 6 days?
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Answer: 2
Hint: Multiply 12 x 3 = 36. It takes 36 man-days to
produce 60 widgets. Therefore, it only takes 12 man-days
to make 20 widgets. So, 6 days times 2 men would equal 12
man days. The answer is 2.
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20. Which of these is an
irrational number:
A: 6.7389
B: the square root of 144
C: 3/5
D: π
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Answer: D
An irrational number is not an integer and not a fraction.
An irrational number can be represented by a decimal
value that is never ending and never repeats a pattern.
A,B, and C are rational. Only D is irrational.
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