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1) Find the product.

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2) Find the product.

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3) Find the product.

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4) Find the product.

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5) Find the quotient.

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6) Find the quotient.

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7) Find the quotient.

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8) Find the product.

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9) Find the product.

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10) Find the product.

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11) Find the quotient.

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12) Find the quotient.

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13) Find the product. (Use the rules for signed numbers to determine the sign of the answer.)

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14) Find the quotient. (Use the rules for signed numbers to determine the sign of the answer.

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15) Find the product. (Use the rules for signed numbers to determine the sign of the answer.)

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16) Brooke plays volleyball and also plays the trumpet in the middle school band. Brooke spends two (2) hours after school participating in volleyball activities. At home, Brooke practices playing her trumpet for 1/8 of the time that spends on volleyball activities at school. How long does she practice the trumpet?

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17) Bill bought 38 1/2 feet of wire fencing to put around his blueberry plants. He cut the wire into several pieces, each one measuring 5 1/2 feet. How many pieces of wire did he have after making the cuts?

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18) Find the difference.

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19) Find the difference.

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20) Find the difference.

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21) Find the difference.

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22) Find the difference.

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23) Find the quotient.

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24) Find the quotient.

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25) Find the quotient.

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26) Find the quotient.

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27) Find the product.

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28) Find the product.

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29) Find the product.

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30) Find the product.

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31) Tara is making a necklace and decorating it with hand-painted designs and various beads. The necklace has four (4) sections that are 2 1/4 inches long and two (2) sections that are 5 1/2 inches long. What is the total length of the necklace?

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32) Wendy lives in Ohio and her long-distance telephone rates are listed below. On Monday, Wendy called her brother, who lives in an area of Ohio that is “long distance” from Wendy, and talked to him for 20 minutes. On Tuesday, she called her aunt, who lives in Texas, and talked to her for 45 minutes. To the nearest cent, what was the total cost for the two long-distance calls?

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33) Marla decided to bake three (3) Pineapple Swirl Cakes and five (5) Chocolate Velvet Cakes for her daughter’s bridal shower. The amount of flour required for each type of cake is shown below. How much flour will Marla need to bake the eight (8) cakes?

a.) 4 1/5 cups

b.) 11 1/2 cups

c.) 12 2/3 cups

d.) 14 1/2 cups

34) Which answer is the best estimate for the quotient of the division problem?

a.) 15

b.) 20

c.) 25

d.) 50

35) To maintain her weight of 120 pounds, Tyree must limit the total number of calories she eats to 2000 per day. Today, she has already eaten just a bit more than 1500 calories of food. Which of the meals described below could Tyree eat to stay within her 2000-calorie limit?

a.) meat loaf, spinach, baked potato, apple pie

b.) macaroni and cheese, cola drink, frozen peas

c.) chicken pot pie, rice, pumpkin pie

d.) roasted chicken, broccoli, poultry stuffing, blueberries

36) In the diagram below, the key represents the meaning of the symbols. A plus means a charge of (+1) and a minus means a charge of (–1). A combined symbol of plus and minus means a neutral charge or a charge of (0). Placing a (+1) charge with a (–1) charge results in a neutral charge. The overall charge on a container can be found by combining all possible positive and negative charges, and then indicating whatever charge is left over. The charge on the “Example Container” is (+3). What is the charge on the laboratory container?

a.) –5

b.) –2

c.) +3

d.) +5

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