mean, median, mode and range
Check registers
Order of Operations
Adding Integers
Distributive Property
Name that polygon
Rate and Ratio
100
Brennan surveyed the gas prices in 5 different cities. The prices were^. What was the MODE of the gas prices?
$5.00
100
What is the Balance?
455.37
100
Simplify the following expression:
100
8(4+2) = ?
48
100
How many sides does a triangle have?
3
100
Balia knows that 6 cups of rice will feed 15 people. How many cups of rice are needed to feed 135 people?
54 cups
200
Pedro watched the cashier scan the 5 items in his shopping cart. The scanned prices were:
$1.00 $1.00 $3.00 $2.00 $4.00
What was the RANGE of the prices of the items?
$3
200
What is her balance?
139.20
200
Simplify the following expression:
200
5(x-3)
5x-15
200
How many sides does a heptagon?
7
200
A train in Japan can travel 813.5 miles in 5 hrs. Find the unit rate in miles per hour
167.7 mi / hr
300
Riley is learning to juggle using limes. In 5 practice sessions, she has damaged a number of limes:
7 limes, 9 limes, 8 limes, 7 limes, 4 limes
What was the MEDIAN number of limes damaged?
7
300
What is the Balance?
102.21
300
3 + 42 * (3 + 2)
83
300
7+9(2x-3)
18x-20
300
How many sides does a pentagon have?
5
300
Arrange in fasted to slowest:
Abel reads 50 pages in 45 minutes; Brian reads 90 pages in 75 minutes; Charlie reads 175 pages in 2 hours
Charlie, Brian, Abel
400
A reporter researched the number of refugees in Rockport from 6 different countries:
6 refugees, 7 refugees, 9 refugees, 8 refugees, 6 refugees, 6 refugees
What was the MEAN number of refugees?
7 refugees
400
What is the Remaining Balance?
265.72
400
45
400
-3(-x-10)
3x+30
400
Yes or No?
No
400
An ice skater covered 1500 meters in 106 seconds. What is her unit rate in meters per second
14.15 m per second
500
What is the MEAN?
5, 0, 1, 3, 3, 8, 1.
3
500
What is the Balance?
685.32
500
30
500
6 + (-2 + -5)
-1
500
x + 10 -6(x-3x) +4
13x+14
500
How many sides does a decagon have?
10
500
Arrange from most expensive to least expensive if they buy lunch 5 days per week:
Alice spends $3 per day; Betty spends $25 every 2 weeks; Cindy spends $75 per month (assume 4 weeks in a month)
Cindy, Alice, Betty