Decimals, Ratio, and Percentages
Probability
Fractions
Integers
Bonus
100

Write 4:6 in 3 other ratio forms

2:3, 8:12, 6:9, etc.

100

What is P, (4)?

1/4, 1:4, 25%, 0.25


100

12/59+24/59=?

 36/59

100

Solve. (-3)+(+17)-(+5)

(+9)

200

Simplify 2004/1593 and write it as a percentage

668/531= 126%

200

What is P, (2 or 4, odd #)? (With a dice and an 8 sided spinner)

8/48= 1/6

200

5/18-2/15=?

13/90

200

Alex goes to the school book sale that afternoon. She buys 2 books, one for 3 dollars, and one for 6 dollars. Her friend Tessa also buys some books and has 4 dollars left over. She doesn’t need it so she gives it to Alex. Alex buys one more book for 2 dollars and a pencil for 1 dollar. Is this the correct equation for how much money she has left over? 

(+10)+(-3)+(-6)+(+4)+(-2)+(-1)=(+1)

No. The correct answer is (+2).

300

Write 26/65 as a ratio, percentage and decimal (answer to the lowest terms)

2:5, 40%, 0.4

300

Make a tree diagram for the possible outcomes.( A 4-sided spinner and a 8- sided spinner)

1     2     3     4     5    6     7      8     

11   21   31   41   51   61    71  81

12   22   32   42   52   62    72  82

13   23   33   43   53   63    73  83

14   24   34   44   54   64    74  84

300

Simplify the fraction-

518/1036

½

300

Solve. (-28)(+7)/(-4)(+1)

(+49)

400

(2/5÷4/7) x 40%

Write your answer as a decimal and a percentage

0.28 or 28%

400

How many possible outcomes are there? ( A bag with 2 red marbles, 3 blue marbles, 2 yellow marbles and 1 green marble + a six sided die)

48 outcomes


400

It is Christmas day you are throwing a party. Your friends ate 4/7 of the cake. The next day your dad eats ½ of the cake left. How much of the cake is left?

3/14

400

[(-72)/8] x [(+45)(-17)]/5  

(+1377)

400

[(+3)-(-8)+(-14)]x 9

(-27)

500

Linsey works at a bookstore on Monday and only 70% of 150 fantasy book shipment shows up. On Wednesday, 65% of 130 books of their sci-fi shipment shows up. On Thursday, 125% of 125 book shipment shows up. On Friday, they sold 5% of the books they had gotten that week. How many books (out of all the books they were SUPPOSED to have) did they sell? Write your answer as a decimal to the nearest hundreth.

0.15 (4)

500

Karen has 42 blue marbles, 31 red marbles and 29 green marbles. What is the probability of choosing a blue marble. Write your answer as a simplified fraction.

21/51

500

12/6x7/2=?

8/11

500

{[89-(-38)](-19)+(-75)/(-3) + (+194)}/1097

(-2)

500

√(-28/7)(32/-8) / {(22+32+1+[2x5+30]) / 8+4+4-(4x2)}

4/3

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