Multiplications
Additions
Divisions
MIXED
Fractions
100

5*15*25

Equals 1, 875

100

12+90+2

104

100

What is 1/4 out of 8

The answer is 2, because you are dividing 4 into 8

100

689-300


The answer is 389

100

Change each mixed number to an improper fraction

3 1/4

13/4

200

3(2) * 3(6) =

Equals 108

200

6788+2323

9,111

200

Write 2/5 as a decimal

Write an equivalent fraction with 10 as the denominator. Then write the decimal number

2/5= 2*2/5*2 = 4/10

200

There are 60 eggs in a basket, A friend gave me 20 more eggs, but 16 broke on the way home. How many eggs do I have left?

64 eggs left

200

Change each mixed number to an improper fraction

5 1/2

11/2

300

12 * 12*2

288

300

If I have 45 apples, my mom gave me 3 more, but I ate 1, then my friend gave me 34 more. How many apples do I have

81

300

225 divided by 5

45

300

Find the degree of this polynomial.

n3

You want to find the degree of this polynomial:
n3
Since n3 has an exponent of 3, it has a degree of 3.

300

Change each mixed number to an improper fraction

2 7/8

23/8

400

64*9

576

400

60+343+21

424

400

400 divided by 2 divided by 4 equals

50

400

Find the degree of this polynomial.

–5p7 − 5p6 + 7p4 − 9p3 − 9


The first term is –5p7. Since it has an exponent of 7, it has a degree of 7.

The second term is 5p6. Since it has an exponent of 6, it has a degree of 6.

The third term is 7p4. Since it has an exponent of 4, it has a degree of 4.

The fourth term is 9p3. Since it has an exponent of 3, it has a degree of 3.

The fifth term, 9, is a constant. Since there is no exponent, it has a degree of 0.

Next find the highest degree. The highest degree is a degree of 7.

So, the polynomial –5p7 − 5p6 + 7p4 − 9p3 − 9 has a degree of 7. 

400

Change each mixed number to an improper fraction

9 1/7

64/7

500

108*7

756

500

There are 12 months in one year, if I have 3 years. How many months do I now have?

36

500

what is 65 divided by 5

13

500

what is 2x-4x=12

x equals 6

500

Reduce to lowest terms

2/6

1/3

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