Exam 7: Algebra, Graphs, and Functions
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-The carpenter needed a board that was 3.5 m long. How many inches will be needed?
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-Andreaʹs sleeping bag is designed for camping in temperatures of 5°C or warmer. For what Fahrenheit temperatures is her sleeping bag designed? Round to the nearest tenth of a degree.
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-Jessica bought a 2 liter bottle of cola for her party. She estimates that the guests will drink a total of 28 cups of cola. How many more cups of cola will she need? Round your result to the nearest cup.
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-A strawberry patch is 1.2 dam long and 1.6 dam wide. If one person can pick of strawberries In an hour, then how many hours will it take for one person to harvest the entire patch?
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-The amount of milk transported by a tank truck
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-Plane A was flying at an altitude of 10 km and Plane B was flying at an altitude of 600 dam. Which Plane was flying at a greater altitude?
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-The area of a baseball infield is about
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-Bulk flour is on special at $0.86 per kilogram. Betty scooped some onto a scale. How much will she Pay for 5,077 g of flour?
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-The volume of a freezer above a refrigerator is about
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-Give three examples of metric units you encounter in daily life.
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-Paul is 2 meters tall and Raymond is 5 feet tall. Which man is taller?
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Indicate the metric unit of measurement that you would use to measure the object.
-The width of a business card
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-A grassy park is 190 m by 240 m. If a square sand pit with sides of 22 m occupies the center of the Park, how much area remains for grass?
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