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100

2x - 3 > 15

Give me a value for X that would make this statement false

All numbers less than 9

or x<9

400 points

200

3.315x10-1, (1/3), .300, 3/1

.300, 3.315x10-1, 1/3, 3/1

600 points

300

I have 3 different pairs of shorts, 4 pairs of shoes, and 5 shirts.  How many combinations can I make?/

60 combinations

400

Square Root of 169

13

500

Give me an example of expression with a steep slope and a shallow slope ( in that order)

7x (------bigger than 1 = Steeper

1/2 (-----less than 1 = shallow

Random 2

100

.000345  as scientific notation

3.45 x 10-4

200

Solve for x.  

-3x>15

x<-5

(400 points)

300

Has 4 congruent sides, opposite angles are congruent, and diagonals intersect/bisect at right angles

Rhombus

400

a+(b+c) = (a+b)+c

a+(b+c) = a+(c+b)

Associative 

Commutative

500

2 sets of parallel lines and 4 right angles

rectangle

Random 3

100

One set of parallel lines.

Trapezoid

200

What is the probability of rolling an even number on a dice and heads on a coin

1/2     x      1/2  = 1/4

300

This shape is a Rectangle and a Rhombus

Sqaure

400

a(b+c) = ab+ bc

Distributive

500

5(34) = 5x30 + 5x4

Distributive

HodgePoge1

100

What is the part of the histogram that we can also call the range?

Intervals

300points

200

5/9 as a decimal number

400 points

.555555555555

300

Give me an equation that is negative in direction, and crosses the y-axis at -3.

y=-4x-3

Any coefficient that is negative will work

400

Give me the first 5 prime numbers

800 points for correct,

400 points taken away if wrong

2,3,5,7,11

500

(-5+3+4²) (5)

What is the first step of this operation?

Solving for 4²

Hodgepoge2

100

Triangle ABC is congruent to DEF.

Side AB is 10 and BC is 15.

DE is 6 what is EF ?

10 is to 15 = 2/3

therefore

6 is to 9 = 2/3

500 points

200

Name shapes that are all parallelograms.

Rhombus, Rectangle, Square.

400 points

300

What part of the Real Number system does the number 5/2 belong to?

Rational Numbers

400

I have 10 students who want to run for class president and vice president 7 girls and 3 boys.  

IF I pulled their names out of a hat, what is the probability of pulling 2 girls in a row?

7/10  x 6/9  = 42/90   = 21/45 = 7/15.

500

Michael flipped a coin 50 times and landed on heads 40 times.   Based on experimental probability, what are the chances of flipping a tails on the next flip.

tails = 10/50   = 1/5