Scientific Notation
Square Roots
Cube Roots
Pythagorean Theorem
Volume
100

Write the number in standard form:  5.47**10^-3 

0.00547

100

Simplify  sqrt(25/49) 

 5/7 

100

Simplify  root(3)(27 

3

100

Find the length of the missing side.  Round to the nearest tenth.

5.8 inches

100

Find the volume of sphere with a radius of 12 cm.

Hint:  V=4/3pir^3 

7,238.2 cm3

200

Write the number in scientific notation:

923,000,000

 9.23**10^8 

200

Simplify  sqrt100+sqrt121 

 21 

200

Simplify  root(3)(-1000) 

-10

200

Find the length of the missing side.  Round to the nearest tenth.

6.7 feet

200

Find the volume of the figure to the nearest tenth.  Hint:  V=pir^2h 

502.7 in3

300

Divide  (9.6**10^7)/(1.6**10^3) 

Write your answer in scientific notation.

 6**10^3 

300

Complete the statement with <, >, or =

 sqrt (49/9) ______  2 

<

300

Simplify  +-root(3)(729)

 +-9 

300

Is this a right triangle? You MUST have work to support your answer.

No;  61!=64 

300

Find the volume of the figure below to the nearest whole number. Hint:  V=1/3pir^2h 

1,131 m3

400

Multiply  (8.2**10^3)**(2.1**10^5) 

Write your answer in scientific notation

 1.722**10^9 

400

Simplify  6+3**sqrt64 

30

400

Simplify  root(3)(216)-sqrt64 

 -2 

400

Is a triangle with sides   sqrt12 cm,  sqrt7 cm, and  sqrt5 cm a right triangle? You MUST have work to support your answer.

Yes,  12=12 

400

The mug below has a volume of 28 in3.  What is its height to the nearest inch?

Hint:  V=pir^2h 

4 inches

500

The area of the Pacific Ocean is approximately  6.4**10^7 square miles. The area of the Gulf of Mexico is approximately  10^5 square miles. How many times greater is the area of the Pacific Ocean than the area of the Gulf of Mexico?

Write your answer in standard form.

640

500

Simplify  5(sqrt(48/3)-2) 

10

500

Simplify  13+(root(3)(125))^3 

138

500

A 20-foot tall tree casts a shadow that is 5 feet long.  What is the distance from the top of the tree to the end of the shadow? Round to the nearest tenth.

20.6 feet

500

The volume of the walking water ball shown below is  4/3pi cubic meters.  What is its diameter?


Hint:  V=3/4pir^3 

2 meters