To get credit for this question, name ALL of the classifications of numbers for:
i, or the square root of -1
Imaginary
100
(4/5) x (2/3) = ?
8/15
200
14 x (-1+3) = ?
28
200
Write in simplest exponential form:
(9a(b^4))^2
81(a^2)(b^8)
or
(9^2)(a^2)(b^8)
200
Find x:
8x-4=12
x=2
200
To get credit for this question, name ALL of the classifications of numbers for:
-8
Integer, Real, Whole, Rational
200
(6/7) / (8/9) = ?
27/28
300
(-4) x (-7+6)
4
300
Write in simplest exponential form:
((a^2)(b^3)) / (a(b^4))
a/b
300
Find x:
(9/10)x=(4/5)
x=(8/9)
300
To get credit for this question, name ALL of the classifications of numbers for:
2
Integer, Whole, Real, Rational, Counting
300
(9/2) - (6/5) = ?
33/10
400
(8-(-7)) x (9+(-5))
60
400
Write in simplest exponential form:
(9(a^3)b)^(-2)
1 / (81(a^6)(b^2))
or
1 / ((9^2)(a^6)(b^2))
400
David's parents came to visit him last weekend and parked their car in a garage near his apartment. If the entry fee to the garage is $2, and the hourly rate for parking is $3.50, how much did his parents pay to park if they left their car in the garage for 8 hours?
$30
400
To get credit for this question, name ALL of the classifications of numbers for:
pi, or 3.141592...
Irrational, Real
400
Sidne gave a test over "Taming of the Shrew" and found that, in her second period class, seven out of eleven students passed the test. In her fourth period, nine out of fourteen passed. Which class had the higher passing rate?
Fourth period
500
(-20) / (7-(-3))
-2
500
Write in simplest exponential form:
((3(a^4)b) / (9(a^3)(b^3)))^2
(a^2) / (9(b^4))
500
John Michael filled up his gas tank recently at a local gas station, but only had a $100 bill in his wallet. Gas costs $3.39 per gallon at this station, and John Michael's car needed to have 10 gallons pumped into it. While inside the station, he also purchased $4.99 worth of candy. After paying for everything, how much money does he have left in his wallet?
$61.11
500
To get credit for this question, name ALL of the classifications of numbers for:
-4.5
Real, Rational
500
Tiffany bought a large bag of candy for team 12, and was ready to share it equally between all students. David and John Michael, however, each stole one fifth of the candy in the bag and ran off. As Sidne goes to chase down the thieves, Tiffany splits the remaining candy between the sixteen students that are present. What fraction of the original bag of candy does each student get?