Integers
Order of Operations
Fractions, Decimals and Percents
Fractions
m Y s T e R y
100

Which of the following is an integer: 1.2, -3,  4/5

-3

100

What is Ms. Poetschka's abbreviation for the order of operations?

BOMDAS

100

Round 435.325 to two decimal places.

435.33

100

3/5*2/15

6/30 = 2/10

100

Simplify the following ratio:

4:12

1:3

200

Give one real world example where an integer can be used

Temperature, Game Score, Sports Teams, Coins (not money in general), etc.

200

T/F: Multiplication MUST be done before division

False

200

Round 3451 to two significant figures.

3500


200

5/9/10/3

15/90 = 1/6

200

What is an irrational number? give an example.

A number that cannot be expressed as a ratio of integers. e.g. pi

300

Give an example of an integer

Answers can vary... Ms. Poetschka will check

300

What do you do first in this problem: 

[4 - 20 x 2] / 5

20 * 2

300

Round 134.997 to two decimal places.

135.00

300

2/10+9/10

11/10 = 1 1/10

300

What is a rational number? give an example.

A number that can be expressed as a fraction. e.g. 0.5

400

Define an integer

is a number that can be written without a fractional component

400

Evaluate the expression:

[(5) - 20 x 2] / 5

-7

400

Round 0.004568 to two significant figures.

0.0046

400

2/9+1/8

25/72

400

What is the highest common factor of 20 and 8?


4

500

What is the difference between prime and composite numbers? give an example of each.

Prime: can only be divided by itself and 1. e.g. 37

Composite: has more than two factors. e.g. 10

500

Evaluate the expression: 

(5 + 4) x [ (8 x 2) / -4]

-36

500

Round 980789 to three significant figures.

981000

500

1/3-2/9

3/27 = 1/9

500

What is the lowest common multiple of 5 and 9?

45

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