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1) Which number is an element of the whole numbers, but not an element of the natural numbers?

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2) How is the decimal of an irrational number different from the decimal of a rational number?

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3) What is the BEST sequence of terms to identify the elements of this set?

a.) real, integer, irrational, natural

b.) real, irrational, irrational, integer

c.) real, irrational, integer, rational

d.) rational, real, whole, whole

4) What is the BEST sequence of terms to identify the elements of this set?

a.) integer, irrational, whole, rational

b.) rational, rational, whole integer

c.) whole, irrational, integer, rational

d.) irrational, natural, real, rational

5) Rational or Irrational?

a.) Rational

b.) Irrational

6) Rational or Irrational?

a.) Rational

b.) Irrational

7) Rational or Irrational?

a.) Rational

b.) Irrational

8) Compare the values of the two numbers.

a.) <

b.) >

c.) =

9) Compare the values of the two numbers. (Hint: Do an Internet search for the TRUE value of “Pi” before answering this question.)

a.) <

b.) >

c.) =

10) State “true” if the example is an illustration of the Identity Property of Addition. If it is not, then state the correct property.

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11) State “true” if the example is an illustration of the Associative Property of Addition. If it is not, then state the correct property.

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12) State “true” if the example is an illustration of the Associative Property of Multiplication. If it is not, then state the correct property.

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13) State “true” if the example is an illustration of the Commutative Property of Multiplication. If it is not, then state the correct property.

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14) Evaluate.

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15) Evaluate.

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16) Evaluate.

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17) Evaluate.

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18) Evaluate.

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19) Evaluate.

a.) 20

b.) 36

c.) 43

d.) 25

20) Evaluate.

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21) Evaluate.

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22) Evaluate.

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23) Translate the phrase into an algebraic phrase. State the letter of the correct answer.

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24) Translate the phrase into an algebraic phrase. State the letter of the correct answer.

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25) Translate the phrase into an algebraic phrase. State the letter of the correct answer.

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26) Translate the phrase into an algebraic phrase. State the letter of the correct answer.

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27) x – 19 = 36

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28) 8 = a + 5.3

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29) Solve for “n”.

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30) –9x = 108

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31) Solve for “x”.

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32) Solve for “b”.

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33) Solve for “x”.

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