Match each quantity in the first list with an appropriate unit of measurement from the second list. ( number to letter )


1.
The volume of a refrigerator


2.
Distance a person can run in 10 minutes


3.
The surface area of a tissue box


4.
The perimeter of a baseball field


5.
The surface area of the moon


6.
The volume of a large lake


7.
The length of macaroni noodle


8.
The area of a bed sheet

a.
cubic kilometers

b.
square inches

c.
meters

d.
square kilometers

e.
centimeter

f.
mile

g.
cubic feet

h.
square feet

Write the following rate as a unit rate:Immersive Reader
20 pounds for $4

Find the next three terms...
1,4,9,16,...

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Which size of yogurt shown in the table has the lowest unit price?​

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1. There are r rows of chairs with 7 chairs in each row. Choose the expression that shows the number of chairs in total. *

A. r+7
B. 7r
C. r-7
D. 7/r

2. Kenneth has g gumballs. Maggie has 29 fewer gumballs than Kenneth. Choose the expression that shows how many gumballs Maggie has. *

A. g+29
B. g-29
C.29g
D.g/29

3. A cell phone company charges $40 per month plus a $35 activation fee. What is the expression for the total cost for m months?

A. 40-35m
B. 40m-35
C. 40m+35
D. 40+35

4. You and four friends plan a surprise party. Each of you contributes the same amount of money m for food. What is the algebraic expression for the total amount of money contributed for food? *

A.5m
B.4+m
C. 5/m
D. 4m

5.Mitch has 35 more bouncy balls than Rudy. Rudy has b bouncy balls. Choose the expression that shows how many bouncy balls Mitch has. *


6. A pizza delivery driver earns $8 an hour and works h hours per day. He also spends $20 a day on gas. How much will the driver earn in one day?

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4. Which of the following is the additive inverse of three?
A. -13
B. 0
C. 13
D. 3

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Write equivalent fractions for
4/7
and
7/10
using the least common denominator.

Type the fractions, using a slash ( / ) to separate the numerator and denominator.

4/7=

7/10=

Carol uses 3 ounces of pasta to make 3/4 of a serving of salad. How many ounces of pasta are there per servings? PLZ HELP MEH WIT THIS QUICK PLZ TY

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Triangle ABC is transformed to triangle A′B′C′, as shown below:

Which equation shows the correct relationship between the measures of the angles of the two triangles?

The measure of angle CAB = The measure of angle C prime B prime A prime
The measure of angle BCA = The measure of angle A prime B prime C
The measure of angle CAB = The measure of angle C prime A prime B prime
The measure of angle BCA = The measure of angle C prime A prime B prime

What would be your first step to solve this equation -4x = 36? *

1.add 4 to both sides
2.subtract 4 from both sides
3.divide both sides by -4
4.multiply both sides by -4

What is t in a one step equation? The equation is t-10=3 I really need help.

If the ratio of pounds of apples to pounds of peaches sold at a farm stand is 3 : 4, which could be the pounds of apples and peaches sold?


9 pounds of apples and 16 pounds of peaches.

13 pounds of apples and 14 pounds of peaches.

21 pounds of apples and 28 pounds of peaches.

34 pounds of apples and 43 pounds of peaches.

0.25(6x+1)=1.5x+0.25
how many solutions?

Itty Bitty Kitty is walking home. The distance between her and her home may be represented by the equation y = -4.5x + 31.5, where x is the time, in hours, that she walks. How many hours does it take Kitty to reach home?

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Simplify the expression.
4d+9-d-8

Regular tickets to a concert cost $34.50, and VIP tickets cost $78.50. A total of 810 tickets were sold, and total ticket sales were $29,045. The equation 34.50r+78.50(810−r)=29,045 can be used to determine the number of regular tickets r sold to the concert. How many of each type of ticket were sold?

Follow the rule to find the next three numbers in the pattern. Describe the pattern using the terms even and odd

Which of the following is true? (10 point)


a

|–9| < 6

b

|–9| < |–6|

c

|–6| < –9

d

|–6| < |–9|

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A carton has a length of fraction 2 and 2 over 3 feet, the width of fraction 1 and 1 over 3 feet, and height of fraction 1 and 1 over 2 feet. What is the volume of the carton?

On a vacation a family drove 315 miles in 5 hours. Find their average speed in miles per hour, (the unit rate). *

Jonah is collecting data from one apple orchard in Tennessee and one in North Carolina. The tables show the bushels of apples that the trees in each orchard produce.
There are two tables. The first table is titled Tennessee. There are two columns, the first column is labeled Trees and the second column is labeled Bushels. Row one, seven trees, one hundred forty bushels. Row two, nine trees, one hundred eighty bushels. Row three, eleven trees, two hundred twenty bushels. Row four, thirteen trees, two hundred sixty bushels. The second table is titled North Carolina. There are two columns, the first column is labeled Trees and the second column is labeled Bushels. Row one, two trees, sixty bushels. Row two, four trees, one hundred twenty bushels. Row three, six trees, one hundred eighty bushels. Row four, eight trees, two hundred forty bushels.
Which statement is true about the quantity of bushels each tree produces?

The Tennessee farm produces 10 fewer bushels per tree than the North Carolina farm.

The North Carolina farm produces 10 fewer bushels per tree than the Tennessee farm.

The Tennessee farm produces 20 fewer bushels per tree than the North Carolina farm.

The North Carolina farm produces 20 fewer bushels per tree than the Tennessee farm.

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Chase is trying to calculate the total cost of the T-shirt that he's buying. Since it's on sale, he first found the amount of the discount and added that to the original price. Next, he subtracted off the amount of the sales tax. His total, though, is different than the sales clerk's total. What did Chase do wrong?

a. He should have subtracted the discount.
b. He should have added the sales tax.
c. He should have subtracted the discount and added the sales tax.
d. Nothing. The sales clerk has the wrong total.

Drag each tile to the correct box.
Dominic is a server at a restaurant. Each dish at the restaurant costs $8. A sales tax of 8% is charged. The total bill amount includes the sales tax of the meal.

Dominic earns tips left by customers. The amount of money tipped can be represented by a percentage of the total bill.

Order the tip amounts from least to greatest tip, in dollars.

5 dishes
17.5% tip

6 dishes
14% tip

7 dishes
11% tip

4 dishes
20% tip