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Solving 1 and 2-Step Equations
Solving Multi-Step Equations
Mean and MAD
Probability
100

A computer cost $650. The tax rate is 6%. How much is the tax?

$39

100

x+10=-3

x=13

100

5x-23+2x=5

x=4

100

Find the mean:

22,18,25,14,15,18,21,19

mean= 19

100

What is P(5 or 6) when rolling a six sided number cube?

2/6= 1/3= 33 1/3% =

0.33333..

200

Tommy bought a new shirt for $13. The tax rate is 8% What is the total cost for the shirt?

$14.04

200

x/6=12

x=72

200

6x+4.06=10

x=0.99

200

Find the mean:

0,1,1,1,2,2,3,4,4

mean= 2

200

A coin is flipped 50 times. It landed on heads 27 times. What is the experimental probability of tails?

P(tails) = 23/50= 46% =

0.46

300

Sam is buying a desk that regularly costs $268.99. they are on sale for 15% off. What is the cost he will pay for the desk after the discount?

$228.64

300

2/3x=21

x=36.5

300

3(2x-6)=18

x=6

300

Find the mean:

4,14,27,12,2,6,8,22,21

mean= 12.8888..

300

A bag is contains 7 marbles. Three are blue and four are orange. A marble is drawn and not replaced. Then, a second marble is drawn. What is the probability of drawing first a blue and then an orange marble?

P(blue) = 3/7

P(orange given blue) = 4/6 = 2/3

P(orange and blue) = 3/7 x 2/3 = 6/21 = 2/7

400

Jordan buys a soda for $1.00, chips for $0.75, and a hot dog for $1.75. The tax is 7.5%. How much does he have to pay including tax?

$3.75

400

1=3x+10

-3=x

400

-4(9x-1)=-10-4

x=1 1/2

400

Find the mean and M.A.D:

13,2,15,8,27,28,14,4

mean= 13.875

M.A.D= 7.125

400

Two dice are rolled.What is the probability of rolling numbers with a sum of 7?

P( sum of 7) = 6/36 = 1/6

500

A computer costs $ 730 and is on sale for 30% off. After the discount is applied, there is a sales tax for 7%. What is the total cost of the computer?

$546.77

500

x/2-9=-5

x=8

500

6x+4(x-5)=26

x=4.6

500

Find the mean and M.A.D:

12,15,7,9,3,28,16,7,25,24

mean= 14.6

M.A.D= 7

500

A number cube, numbered 1-6, will be rolled by Xavier 36 times. He says he will roll each number on the cube exactly 6 times during the experiment. What could you tell Xavier about his prediction?

The experimental probability will never match exactly to the theoretical probability.

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