Factors and Prime Factorization
Greatest Common Factor
Equivalent Fractions
Least Common Multiple
Multiplication and Division of Exponents
Negative and Zero Exponents
100

Write all the factors of 26

1, 2, 13, 26

100

Find the greatest common factor between:

36 and 45

9

100

Find the value of x to make the expression an equivalent fraction:

1/4=x/8

x = 2

100
16, 24
48
100

Simplify with one exponent

(87)(85)

812

100

Write 3y-2 using positive exponents.

3/y^2

200

Write 100 as a product of prime factors.

2*2*5*5

200

Find the greatest common factor:

21, 9, 45

3

200

Write the fraction in simplest form

16/24

2/3

200
15, 30, 50
150
200

Simplify with one exponent

0.6^9/0.6^4

(0.6)5

200

10000

1

300

Write 120 as a product of prime factors (using exponents!)

2^3*3*5

300

7x2, 28x

7x

300

Find the value for x to make the fractions equivalent:

3/4=x/12

x = 9

300

15, 27

135

300

Simplify with one exponent

(4r5)(2r)

8r6

300

Simplify with on positive exponent

(0.2)^-3/(0.2)^4

1/(0.2)^7

400

Write 252 as a product of prime factors (using exponents!)

2^2*3^2*7

400

12m2n3, 70m3n

2m2n

400

Find the value of x to make the fractions equivalent:

10/15=2/x

x = 3

400

Yolanda sells boxes of cookies for $6 each. Dan sells boxes of cookies for $8 each. Each of them sold the same dollar amount. It was the smallest dollar amount for which this was possible.

What was the dollar amount each of them sold? AND how many boxes did Yolanda sell?

Total: $24

Yolanda: 4 boxes

400

Simplify with one exponent

(24m^11)/(18m^3)

(4m^8)/3

400

Simplify

(m^8n^4)/(m^2n^9)

m^6/n^5

500

What value of x makes the expression 7x + 1 = a prime number.

2, 4, 6, 8, 10

500

You are making first-aid kits to go camping. You have 48 bandages, 15 squares of gauze, 6 tubes of antibiotic ointment, and 6 ice packs. What is the greatest number of identical first-aid kits that you can make? How many of each item will each first-aid kit contain?

3 kits; 16 bandages, 5 squares of gauze, 2 tubes of antibiotic ointment, and 2 ice packs

500

John cut his pizza into 6 equal slices and ate two of them. Tim cut his pizza(the same size) into 3 equal slices and ate one of them. Did they eat the same amount of pizza?

Yes. They both ate 

1/3

500

Lucy must choose a number between 67 and 100 that is a multiple of 4, 6, and 8. Write all the numbers that she could choose.

72, 96

500

The Great Pyramid in Egypt is composed of about 221 limestone and granite blocks. The average mass of one of these blocks is about 211 kilograms. What is the total mass in kilograms of the Great Pyramid?

232 kg

500

Simplify

a^0/a^n

1/a^n

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