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Page 1: 1.  2.  3.  3(400) – 4(2000)+ (400) = 0.

715 Final Review

Page 2: 1.  2.  3.  3(400) – 4(2000)+ (400) = 0.

Simplify

33+ (−14 )−22

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Answer

› -3

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Simplify

−6−(−4)10−4 (3)

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Answer

› 1

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Solve each equation

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Simplify

1.

2.

3.

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Simplify

710−134

+−35

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Answer

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Find the missing addend.

−3310

+¿125

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Answer

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3(400) – 4(2000)+ (400) = 0

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Answer

17

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I bought ounces of frozen yogurt. Frozen yogurt is $5 per ounce, tax included. I paid with a $20 bill. What is my change?

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Answer

$4

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Consider the negative number n and the positive number p. Which expression has the GREATEST value?

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Answer

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Place these numbers on a number line.

√20 , 83,√4 , 3√27

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How much colder is the record low in Illinois than the record low in Texas?

Low High

Florida -2 109

Illinois -37 117

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Answer

35 Degrees

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Which of the following expressions is greater than -1?

a) -1(1)(-1)(1)

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Answer

B and D

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Simplify (-9)(-6)(-5)

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Answer

(-9)(-6)(-5)› -270

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Simplify

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Answer

› -8

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Simplify

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Answer

› -22

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A dolphin is swimming 40 ft below sea level and descends 35 ft in 1 minute. The dolphin will start to come up at 85 ft below sea level. How much farther down can the dolphin swim before he starts to come up?

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Answer

A dolphin is swimming 40 ft below seal level and descends 35 ft in 1 minute. The dolphin will start to come up at 85 ft below sea level. How much farther down can the dolphin swim before he starts to come up?

10 additional feet

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Which set of numbers has a number that does not belong?› Whole : 0,4,6,9› Integers: 0,-3,-9,5› Rational : › Irrational: , ,

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Which set of numbers has a number that does not belong?› Whole : 0,4,6,9› Integers: 0,-3,-9,5

› Rational : › Irrational: , ,

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Consider the number State some true facts about this

number…

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What is 2.13 written as a fraction in lowest terms?

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Answer

What is 2.13 written as a fraction in lowest terms?

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Where does fall on a number line?

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Answer

Where does fall on a number line?› Between 3 and 3.5

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Which numbers are between and

› 4› 2 +

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Which numbers are between and

› 4› 2 +

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Order 6.5, , 3 from least to greatest

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Answer

, 6.9,

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Which equations have the value of both 6 and -6.

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Answer

Which equations have the value of both 6 and -6.

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What denominator makes this statement true..

𝑎8

❑=𝑎3

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Answer

𝑎5

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Name an equivalent expression to…

𝑦 12

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Name an equivalent expression to…

𝑎− 6

𝑎−3

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Answers

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The retina has 122,400,000 rods. Write this number in scientific notation.

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Answer

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Spain’s debt is Mexico’s debt is . Based on this information Spain’s debt is how many times Mexico’s debt?

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Answer

2 times greater

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Simplify

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Answer

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Evaluate the expression. Write your answer in scientific notation and standard form.

6×10−3

(2×10−1)(1×105)

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Answer

› .3


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