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100

John F. Kennedy was elected president in 1960 at the age of 43. In what year was he born?

Formula: later-earlier = difference

Show work: 1960-earlier = 43

1960-43=earlier 

Earlier = 1917

Check: 1960-1917=43

100

Every day Arnold did the same number of push-ups. If he did 1225 push-ups in one week, then how many push-ups did he do each day?

Formula: dp=T

Show Work: 7p=1225

1225/7= p

p=175 push-ups 

Check: 7*175=1,225

100

Form three equivalent fractions for 3/4 by multiplying by 5/5, 7/7 and 3/3

Rewrite + showing work:

3/4 *5/5 = 15/20

3/4*7/7= 21/28

3/4*3/3= 9/12

Answer: 15/20, 21/28, 9/12

100

What is the perimeter of this quadrilateral? (Mrs Martin to draw)

Formula: x+v+b+c= P (quad)

Show work: 3+3+2+5=13 

Answer: 13

100

Solve 3/4-(1/4+2/4)

Rewrite: 3/4-(1/4+2/4)

Show Work: 3/4-3/4

Answer: 0

200

Cynthia had a lot of paper. After using 36 sheets for a report, only 164 sheets remained. How many sheets of paper did she have at first?

Formula: b - a = r

Show work: b-36=164

164+36=b

b=200 sheets of paper

Check: 200-36=164 

200

Works in the orchard planted 375 trees. There were 25 trees in each row they planted. How many rows of trees did the workers plant?

Formula: dp=T

Show Work: 25d=375

375/25= d

p=15 rows

Check: 25*15=375 

200

Find the number that makes the two fractions equivalent: 4/5=x/20

Rewrite: 4/5=x/20

Show work: 20/5=4 -> 4*4=16

4/5=16/20 (technically a check)

Answer: x=16

200

What is the perimeter of this regular pentagon?

Formula: P (pentagon)= 5x

Show work: 5*5=25 

Answer: 25cm

200

Solve 5/2*5/6

Rewrite: 5/2*5/6

Show Work: 5*5, 2*6 = 25/12=2 1/12 (24/12=2)

Answer: 2 1/12

300

The product of 5 and 8 is how much greater than the sum of 5 and 8?

Formula: (5*8) - (5+8)

Show Work: 40-13=27

Check: None

300

Only 39% of the lights were one. What percent of the lights were off?

Formula: x+y=100%

Show Work: 39%+x=100%

100%-39%=x

x= 61%

Check: 39%+61%=100%

300

Find the number that makes the two fractions equivalent:3/8=9/x

Rewrite: 3/8=9/x

Show work: 9/3=3 -> 8*3=24 

3/8=9/24 (technically a check)

Answer: x=24

300

(1/2)2

Rewrite: (1/2)2

Show work: 1/2*1/2=1/4

Answer:1/4

300

Solve √144

Rewrite: √144

Show Work: √144=12 

Answer: 12

400

Dawn cranked for a number of turns. Then Tim gave the crank 216 turns. If the total number was 400, how many turns did Dawn give the crank?

Formula: a + b = x

Show Work: a + 216 = 400

400-216=a

a = 184

Check: 184+216=400

400

What is the probability of the spinner stopping at A? (Mrs. Martin draw picture)

redraw: draw simple circle (don't need spinner)

Show Work: the simple circle

Answer: 1/2

400

Reduce: 

3/6

8/16

8 16/24

Rewrite & show work & answer:

3/6= 1/2 (divided by 3)

8/16=1/2 (divided by 8)

8 16/24 =8 2/3 (divided by 8)

400

Find the area o the rectangle (Mrs. Martin to draw)

Formula: A(rectangle)=lw

Show work: A=5*2

Answer=10in2


400

Solve √152

Rewrite: √152

Show Work: √ is canceled by 2 therefore 15 is alone

Answer: 15

500

In 1990 the population of Alabaster, Alabama was 14,619. By 2002, the population had increased to 24877. How much greater was the population of Alabaster in 2002?

Formula: x-b=q

Show Work: 24877-14619=q

q= 10258

Check: 14619+10258=24,877

500

What is probability of the spider not stopping on B? (Same picture that Mrs. Martin drew)

Redraw: pretty picture?

Show Work: the picture + 

1/2 + 1/4 = 3/4

Answer: 3/4

500

Perform each indicated operation and reduce the result: 

3 7/10 - 1 1/10=x

Rewrite:3 7/10 - 1 1/10=x

Show work:

3-1=2

7/10-1/10=6/10 -> (reduce by 2) 3/5

Answer: 2 3/5

500

Write a squaring fact and a square root fact illustrated by this 6 by 6 square (Mrs. Mart to draw)

Redraw: make the square

Answer: 62=36; √36=6 

500

Write 1 4/5 as an improper fraction. Then multiply the improper fraction by 1/3 and reduce the product.

Rewrite: (1 4/5)* 1/3=x

Show Work: 

1 4/5 =9/5

9/5*1/3=9/15 -> take out 3 = 3/5

Answer: 3/5

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