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100

Evaluate the exponential equation.

72x+ 1 = 73x - 2

x = -3

100

Change the equation from logarithmic to exponential form.

Log416 = 2

What is 42 = 16

100

Solve the 45-45-90 triangle on the board.

What is 17√ 2

100

This trig function is opposite over hypotenuse.

What is sine?

100

The royal wedding was held earlier this year between Prince Harry and

Who is Megan Markle

200

Suppose the f(x) = 5x

When f(x) =1/25, what is the value of x?

x = -2

200

Solve the log below.

log13169

What is 2

200

Solve the triangle on the board for y. 

What is y = 10

200

This trig function is the opposite of cosine

Secant (sec)

200

In Finding Nemo, this is the name of Nemo's Dad

Who is Marlin

300

Evaluate the exponential equation.

ex2 = e11x

x = 0, 11

300

Expand the logarithm.

log8(x * y * z3)

What is log8x + log8y + 3log8z

300

Solve the triangle on the board for y.

What is y = 4√ 3

300

Find the indicated angle to the triangle on the board.

What is 32.7 degrees

300

This is the number of hearts an octopus has

What is 3

400

Change the equation from exponential to logarithmic form.

16¾ = 8

What is log168 = 3/4 

400

Expand the logarithm.

ln(x6 / y3)

What is 6lnx - 3lny

400

An isosceles right triangle has a hypotenuse that is 8√ 2  meters long. What is the length of the leg?

what is 8

400

Solve the triangle on the board for the missing side.

What is x = 11.03?
400

This person is supposedly engaged to Ariana Grande.

Who is Pete Davidson

500

Solve the log below.

log121728    

What is 3

500

Expand the logarithm.

log2(b8√a )   

What is 8log2b + 1/2log2a

500

In a 30-60-90 triangle, the longest leg is 6, what is the length of the shortest leg and hypotenuse?

What is 2√ 3 and 4√ 3

500

A young boy lets out 30 feet of string on his kite. If the angle of elevation from the boy to the kite is 27 degrees, how high is the kite? Round your answer to the nearest tenth.

What is 13.6?

500

Name Five State Captials. 

What are: 

  1. Alabama - Montgomery

  2. Alaska - Juneau

  3. Arizona - Phoenix

  4. Arkansas - Little Rock

  5. California - Sacramento

  6. Colorado - Denver

  7. Connecticut - Hartford

  8. Delaware - Dover

  9. Florida - Tallahassee

  10. Georgia - Atlanta

  11. Hawaii - Honolulu

  12. Idaho - Boise

  13. Illinois - Springfield

  14. Indiana - Indianapolis

  15. Iowa - Des Moines

  16. Kansas - Topeka

  17. Kentucky - Frankfort

  18. Louisiana - Baton Rouge

  19. Maine - Augusta

  20. Maryland - Annapolis

  21. Massachusetts - Boston

  22. Michigan - Lansing

  23. Minnesota - St. Paul

  24. Mississippi - Jackson

  25. Missouri - Jefferson City


    • Montana - Helena

    • Nebraska - Lincoln

    • Nevada - Carson City

    • New Hampshire - Concord

    • New Jersey - Trenton

    • New Mexico - Santa Fe

    • New York - Albany

    • North Carolina - Raleigh

    • North Dakota - Bismarck

    • Ohio - Columbus

    • Oklahoma - Oklahoma City

    • Oregon - Salem

    • Pennsylvania - Harrisburg

    • Rhode Island - Providence

    • South Carolina - Columbia

    • South Dakota - Pierre

    • Tennessee - Nashville

    • Texas - Austin

    • Utah - Salt Lake City

    • Vermont - Montpelier

    • Virginia - Richmond

    • Washington - Olympia

    • West Virginia - Charleston

    • Wisconsin - Madison

    • Wyoming - Cheyenne

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