2. Jonah only turned in 3/4 of his homework problems on Tuesday. 4/9 of the problems he turned in were answered incorrecly. What fractional part of the original number of
homework problems did he answer correctly?
5/12
200
7. Write an equation that can be used to solve this problem:
What is t, the number of degrees in the third angle of a triangle with one angle measuring 100 degrees and another angle measuring 20 degrees?
(100 + 20) + t = 180
200
Complete Problem #12.
Answer G.
200
Complete Problem #17.
Answer A.
200
Complete Problem #22.
Answer A.
300
3. Misty has an average of 85 on 10 quiz grades. Her teacher drops her two lowest grades, which are 65 and 70. Write an equations that can be used to calculate her average, g, with the lowest grades dropped?
g = [10 x 85 - (65 + 70)] /8
300
Complete problem #8.
Answer C.
300
Complete Problem #13.
Angle A and Angle C
300
Complete Problem #18.
150 pounds
300
Complete Problem #23.
Answer A.
400
4. Melinda is writing a list of equivalent fractions, decimals and percents. Her list includes 62 1/2% and 5/8. Write the decimal she needs to correctly complete her list.
0.625
400
Complete Problem #9.
Answer D.
400
Complete Problem #14.
Answer C
400
Complete Problem #19.
Answer D.
400
Complete Problem #24.
Answer D.
500
5. Sara drew a square with side length of 6.375 inches. Susan drew her square with side length of 3 inches. How many inches longer is the perimeter of Sara’s square than the perimeter of Susan’s square?
13.5 inches
500
10. Two triangles are similar. The corresponding
sides have a ratio of 2:7. If the smaller
triangle has a side length of 14 centimeters,
what is the measurement of the corresponding
side of the larger triangle?