Exam 1: Arithmetic, Calculators, and Problem Solving
Exam 1: Arithmetic, Calculators, and Problem Solving306 Questions
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Exam 3: Introduction to Algebra286 Questions
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A student pays $311 rent each month. How much money does she spend on rent in 2 years?
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A family has an annual income of $47,840. Assume that a work week is 40 hours. How much is their hourly income?
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Translate the word statement to a numerical statement.
Nine times the difference of 6 and 4
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Find the prime factorization for the following number. If a factor is repeated, write it with exponents.
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Simplify the numerical expression. Remember that fractions are not considered simplified unless they are reduced.
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A car with a tank that holds 20 gallons of gasoline goes 42 miles on one gallon. How far can the car go on a full tank?
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Suppose you have three quarters, four nickels, and two pennies. Use base five to write a numeral to indicate your financial status. 
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Change the mixed number to a decimal fraction. If the answer is a repeating decimal, enter the overbar for the repeating part.
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