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Pablo’s |
1. 10-in. |
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For what percent
of the time was Eric driving at 50 miles per hour or slower? __________________________________ 3.
What was
Eric’s average speed, in miles per hour, between 8:30 and 10:30?
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2. 62.5 |
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3. 53.75 |
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4. 35 |
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5.
We will
define |
5. 16 |
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6.
How many
positive two-digit numbers are increased by exactly 9 when the digits are
reversed? |
6. 8 |
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7.
What
number should be removed from the list 17, 19, 21, 23, 25, …, 97, 99 so that
the average of the remaining numbers is 59? |
7. 17 |
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8.
A regular
polygon has sides of length 3 units and an exterior angle of |
8. 45 |
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9.
What is
the least possible positive integer with no odd digits that is divisible by
9? |
9. 288 |
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10.
If |
10. 9 |
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11.
A
watermelon is 95% water by weight. A
watermelon that originally weighed 45 pounds is left in the sun until it
weighs only 30 pounds. What percent
water is it now? |
11. 92.5 |
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12.
In the
following equation, |
12. 29 |
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13.
Alex runs
at a constant rate of 6 miles per hour.
Black runs at a constant rate of 8 miles per hour. Crain runs at a constant rate of 9 miles
per hour. In a relay race with these
three runners as a team running one right after another, Alex runs 0.3 miles,
Black runs 0.4 miles, and Crain runs 0.5 miles. What is the team’s average speed in miles
per hour? |
13. 7 5/7 |
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14.
A
videotape can record 2 hours on short play, 4 hours on long play, or 6 hours
on extra long play. After recording for
30 minutes on long play and 45 minutes on short play, how many minutes can it
record on extra long play? |
14. 180 |
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16.
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16. 130 |
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17.
How many
ordered triples (a, b, c) have the property that each number is the product
of the other two? |
17. 5 |
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18.
Write as a
common fraction or mixed number: |
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19.
On a
60-question test, 36 questions involve algebra and 12 questions are
difficult. If 5 of the difficult
questions involve algebra, how many of the questions that are not difficult
do not involve algebra? |
19. 17 |
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20.
How many
cards must you draw from a deck of 52 cards to be certain that you have at
least 6 of the same color if the deck has 13 blue, 13 green, 13 red, and 13
white cards? |
20. 21 |
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21.
The
arithmetic mean of 20 numbers is what percent of the sum of the same 20
numbers? |
21. 5 |
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22.
A point
(x, y) is randomly picked from inside the rectangle with vertices at (0, 0), (5, 0), (5, 1), and (0, 1). What is the probability that x > 2y? |
22. 4/5 or .8 |
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23.
The nth
term of a sequence is |
23. –100 |
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24.
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24. 666 |
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If |
25. –8/9 |
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26.
Find the
smallest integer n > 1 so that the units digit of |
26. 5 |
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27.
If an arc
of |
27. 16/25 |
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28.
The
sequence 2, 3, 5, 6, 7, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 17, … consists of all
positive integers that are not squares or cubes. What is the 500th term of the
sequence? |
28. 528 |
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30.
Two positive integers are called reversible if the digits of one
of the integers, when written in reverse order, are the digits of the other
integer (i.e. 63 and 36). What are two
reversible numbers whose product is 394695? |
30. 537 & 735 |
Tie-breaker: (Show your work and give an explanation of
your answer.)
Assume
(a) Show that if
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