Numbers & Operations

Problem 6601

Calculate the value of 121144\sqrt{\frac{121}{144}}.

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Problem 6602

Find the value of 14-\sqrt{\frac{1}{4}}.

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Problem 6603

Calculate the expression (2)×(4)×((5)1)(-2) \times (-4) \times ((-5) - 1).

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Problem 6604

Convert 73 meters to millimeters. Use the fact that 1 m = 1,000 mm.

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Problem 6605

Calculate 253225^{\frac{3}{2}}.

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Problem 6606

Calculate 3123 \cdot \frac{1}{2}.

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Problem 6607

What is the weight of the second lego pile if the total weight is 110.39 ounces and one pile is 5.914 ounces?

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Problem 6608

Calculate: 18÷218 \div 2 and 24÷3-24 \div -3.

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Problem 6609

Evaluate the expression: 12+25×34 \frac{1}{2} + \frac{2}{5} \times \frac{3}{4} and express your answer as a fraction or mixed number.

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Problem 6610

What is the sales tax on items totaling \$60.00 with a 4.5\% tax rate?

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Problem 6611

Find the volume of 225 moles of gas at STP using the ideal gas law.

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Problem 6612

Identify the number set(s) for 16\sqrt{-16}. Choose all that apply: real, complex, rational, imaginary, irrational.

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Problem 6613

Calculate the total seats in Section A (9 rows, 8 seats) and Section B (4 rows, 7 seats). Also, find streamers from 30 and 40 yards cut into 5-yard pieces.

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Problem 6614

Calculate the following divisions:
24÷81624 \div 816, 32÷19232 \div 192, 17÷273617 \div 2736, 29÷820729 \div 8207, 48÷128048 \div 1280, 73÷357773 \div 3577, 19÷433219 \div 4332, 22÷743922 \div 7439, 26÷930226 \div 9302, 67÷522667 \div 5226, 84÷299984 \div 2999, 71÷610371 \div 6103.

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Problem 6615

1. What is 48+38\frac{4}{8}+\frac{3}{8}?

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Problem 6616

Calculate (2×1.8)54×6.4\frac{(2 \times 1.8)^{5}}{4 \times 6.4}, round to 3 sig figs, find percentage error, and express as a×10ka \times 10^{k}.

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Problem 6617

Calculate the total number of seats in Section A (9 rows, 8 seats each) and Section B (4 rows, 7 seats each).

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Problem 6618

Calculate 3.93×1036.57×103\frac{3.93 \times 10^{3}}{6.57 \times 10^{3}}.

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Problem 6619

An airplane was at 368 feet and ascended 250 feet. What is its new elevation? Calculate: 368+250368 + 250.

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Problem 6620

Calculate 2.86×1036.25×109\frac{2.86 \times 10^{3}}{6.25 \times 10^{-9}}.

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Problem 6621

Calculate the value of 8.11×1028.11 \times 10^{-2}.

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Problem 6622

Convert the speed of light 2.998×108 m/s2.998 \times 10^{8} \mathrm{~m/s} to kilometers per hour (km/h)(\mathrm{km/h}).

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Problem 6623

Convert a speed of 1.07928×1091.07928 \times 10^{9} m/s to miles per minute (mi/min).

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Problem 6624

An airplane flew at 368 feet and ascended 250 feet. What is its new elevation? Calculate: 368+250368 + 250.

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Problem 6625

Convert 30 quarters to nickels. How many nickels is that? Use the conversion 1 quarter=5 nickels1 \text{ quarter} = 5 \text{ nickels}.

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Problem 6626

What is the total change in position if a football team gains 15 yards and then loses 21 yards? Calculate 152115 - 21.

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Problem 6627

Calculate (0.5)3(0.5)^{3}.

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Problem 6628

Calculate (310)2\left(-\frac{3}{10}\right)^{2}.

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Problem 6629

Calculate (14)3\left(\frac{1}{4}\right)^{3}.

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Problem 6630

Ellie lost 200 points and gained 500 points in a game show. What is her current score?

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Problem 6631

Identify the property shown by M+A=A+MM+A=A+M where MM and AA are integers: commutative, associative, distributive, or closure?

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Problem 6632

Which property is shown by 52+(27+36)=(52+27)+3652+(27+36)=(52+27)+36? Choices: commutative, associative, distributive, identity.

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Problem 6633

Add the mixed numbers 3143 \frac{1}{4} and 4144 \frac{1}{4}.

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Problem 6634

A patient lost 5 pounds/month for 15 months. What is the total weight change? Calculate: 5×155 \times 15.

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Problem 6635

The stock price dropped \$2.25 daily for 3 days. What is the total loss in value?

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Problem 6636

You have 8 mechanics each working 8 hours. With 3 absent, how many hours are left for auto repairs on Tuesday?

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Problem 6637

What is the total hair length removed if you trim twice the 3 inches cut last time?

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Problem 6638

What is the temperature after 8 hours if it starts at 150F150^{\circ} \mathrm{F} and drops by 1.5F1.5^{\circ} \mathrm{F} each hour?

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Problem 6639

Calculate the total cost of two x-rays: one costs \$630 and the other \$950. What is the total?

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Problem 6640

Find the total temperature drop after reducing it by 0.07F0.07^{\circ} \mathrm{F} each hour for 7 hours.

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Problem 6641

What is the net change in fertilizer load after a plane drops 3 gallons per minute for 90 minutes from 600 gallons?

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Problem 6642

What is the total temperature drop if you decrease it by 0.07F0.07^{\circ} \mathrm{F} per hour for 7 hours?

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Problem 6643

A patron returns 3 overdue books (2 weeks late). Fine is \$1/week/book. They pay \$3. What's their balance?

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Problem 6644

Estimate if the total labor hours for 5 workers (3 at 12 hours, 2 at 10 hours) meets the 60-hour project estimate.

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Problem 6645

A client owed \$6,356.17 and paid \$133.45 for 5 months. What is her balance now at a 0.0% APR?

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Problem 6646

Evaluate 6+34+506|-6| + 3|4| + |-5| - 0 \cdot 6. What is the result?

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Problem 6647

Calculate 53|5| - |-3|.

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Problem 6648

Evaluate 135+713 - 5 + 7 and determine which of the following is correct: 15, 5, -15, -5.

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Problem 6649

Simplify: 303^{0}. What is the result?

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Problem 6650

Evaluate 55|5| - |-5|. Options: -25, 10, 25, 0.

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Problem 6651

Determine the significant figures in the mass of 43.55 g43.55 \mathrm{~g}.

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Problem 6652

Convert 6873 x 10^6 into scientific notation: [?] x 10^[?].

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Problem 6653

Find the density of a liquid with a volume of 9.0 L9.0 \mathrm{~L} and mass of 7.2 kg7.2 \mathrm{~kg} in kg/L\mathrm{kg} / \mathrm{L}.

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Problem 6654

No-Bake Cookies Recipe: If 340 g of Maple Syrup makes 15 cookies, how much is needed for 75 cookies? A. 1700 g B. 800 g C. 3310 g D. 900 g

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Problem 6655

Calculate 0.0003162\frac{0.0003}{162} and express the answer in scientific notation with the correct significant figures.

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Problem 6656

Count the significant figures in the number 0.00521.

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Problem 6657

What do manufacturers spend on goods or services called? Select the correct term.

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Problem 6658

Calculate the total cost of a hat for \$10, a purse for \$20, and a book for \$23 with 7.2% sales tax.

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Problem 6659

What was the sales tax rate if Karen paid \$43.70 for a book that cost \$40?

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Problem 6660

Myra bought jeans for \$55 with a 10% sales tax. What is the total amount she paid?

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Problem 6661

Tin-118 has 50 protons. How many neutrons does it have? Use the formula: neutrons = mass number - protons.

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Problem 6662

What kind of discount is a store offering with a 25% off on a minimum purchase of \$500?

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Problem 6663

What is the sales tax on shoes costing \$63.20 with a 4.5% tax rate?

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Problem 6664

Will buys 2 shirts at \$29 each, with the second shirt 40% off. How much does he pay in total?

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Problem 6665

Find the number of significant figures in 0.0080.

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Problem 6666

How many significant figures are in the number 45000?

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Problem 6667

Harriet buys items for \$248.50 with a 25% coupon and 5% tax. Find the total cost.

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Problem 6668

What is 20% of a \$150 bill for Susan's stylist tip?

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Problem 6669

Rewrite 300 using 2 significant figures.

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Problem 6670

Find the unit rate of popcorn produced per minute by a machine that makes 14 cups in 2.5 minutes.

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Problem 6671

The second building's height is found by subtracting 563 feet from 965 feet. What is the result?

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Problem 6672

Nicole wants to buy jeans costing \$42.50 with a 10% markup. What is the total price she will pay?

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Problem 6673

Calculate the sum of 3.42, 4, 5.2, and 12, and report your answer with the correct significant figures.

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Problem 6674

You have 70 pounds of welding rods, using 3 pounds/hour. How many hours until you need more rods? Round to nearest hour.

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Problem 6675

Calculate 106102\frac{10^{6}}{10^{2}}.

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Problem 6676

Calculate and report the answer with significant figures: 12306×245112306 \times 2451

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Problem 6677

Express 7, 10, 17, and 24 rods as fractions of 32: 732\frac{7}{32}, 1032\frac{10}{32}, 1732\frac{17}{32}, 2432\frac{24}{32}.

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Problem 6678

How much does bb cubic feet of water weigh in pounds if 1 cubic foot holds 7.48 gallons and 1 gallon weighs 8.33 pounds?

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Problem 6679

Calculate 3.0×53.0 \times 5 and report the answer using significant figures.

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Problem 6680

Calculate (3×105)×(2×102)(3 \times 10^{5}) \times (2 \times 10^{2}) and express the answer in the form V×10nV \times 10^{n}.

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Problem 6681

Find the absolute value of 18: 18|18|.

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Problem 6682

Is 10\sqrt{10} a rational number? Choose true or false with reasons: A. True, it's an integer. B. False, it doesn't end/repeat. C. True, it has repeating digits. D. True, it's a terminating decimal.

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Problem 6683

Is the statement true or false? -8 is a rational number. Choose: True or False.

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Problem 6684

Is the statement true or false? 2262 \frac{2}{6} is an irrational number. Choose: True or False.

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Problem 6685

Is it true or false that every real number is a noninteger rational number? Choose: True or False.

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Problem 6686

Indicate if "Some integers are not real numbers" is true or false. Choose True or False.

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Problem 6687

Is every negative number a negative integer? Choose true or false: A. True, B. False (-2), C. False (12-\frac{1}{2}), D. True.

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Problem 6688

Eliud Kipchoge ran 26.2 miles in 1 hour 5 minutes 40 seconds. Find his average time per mile in minutes.

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Problem 6689

Identify the numbers from the set {3,67,0,0.5,2,2.8,25}\{-3,-\frac{6}{7}, 0,0.5, \sqrt{2}, 2.8, \sqrt{25}\} that are: a) positive integers, b) whole numbers, c) integers, d) rational numbers, e) irrational numbers, f) real numbers. List positive integers first.

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Problem 6690

Eliud Kipchoge ran 26.2 miles in 1:59:40. What is his average time per mile? Show your calculations.

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Problem 6691

Determine the property illustrated by the equation 4(0.25)=14(0.25)=1.

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Problem 6692

Identify the property: "The product of numbers remains the same regardless of the order of the factors."

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Problem 6693

Identify the property: "For any numbers aa and bb, a×b=b×aa \times b = b \times a."

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Problem 6694

Count the significant figures in the number 0.000200.00020.

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Problem 6695

Calculate the moles of platinum in 8.4×10228.4 \times 10^{22} atoms of Pt\mathrm{Pt}. [?] moles Pt

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Problem 6696

Count the significant figures in the number 0.00000001.

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Problem 6697

Count the significant figures in 0.070020.

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Problem 6698

Count the significant figures in the number 6.17000×1056.17000 \times 10^{5}.

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Problem 6699

How many grams of P2O3\mathrm{P}_{2} \mathrm{O}_{3} are needed for 4.0 moles of H2O\mathrm{H}_{2} \mathrm{O}? Molar mass: 109.94 g/mol.

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Problem 6700

Count the significant figures in the number 2.005×1092.005 \times 10^{-9}.

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