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Solve Application

This document provides a summary of math skills in whole numbers, fractions, and operations. It includes over 30 questions testing skills like: - Place value - Order of operations - Exponents - Prime factorization - Least common multiple - Fractions as parts of sets - Equivalent fractions - Reducing fractions - Multiplying, dividing, and adding/subtracting fractions - Finding reciprocals and lowest common denominators

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Solve Application

This document provides a summary of math skills in whole numbers, fractions, and operations. It includes over 30 questions testing skills like: - Place value - Order of operations - Exponents - Prime factorization - Least common multiple - Fractions as parts of sets - Equivalent fractions - Reducing fractions - Multiplying, dividing, and adding/subtracting fractions - Finding reciprocals and lowest common denominators

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 Solve application problems using whole numbers.  Correctly apply the order of operations.


Express numbers using exponents.  Distinguish between prime and composite numbers. 
Give the prime factorization of numbers.  Find the Lowest Common Multiple of two numbers.
1. What place value does 3 have in 4,235,100? 2. Which digit is in the thousands place in
4,968,123? 3. Write correctly in words: a. 305 b. 10,660 4. 46 + 729 + 1025 + 47 = 5. 96 + 321 +
21 = 6. 423 – 69 = 7. 982 – 793 = 8. 145 x 36 = 9. 21 14 = 10. 396 ÷ 23 = 11. 5422 12. Round 799
to the nearest ten 13. Round 92,449 to the nearest thousand 14. Round 4,868 to the nearest
hundred 15. Round 123 to the nearest hundred 16. Estimate the sum of 38 + 99 + 21 + 14 17.
Estimate the difference of 621 - 267 by rounding to the nearest ten. by rounding to the nearest
hundred. 18. Estimate the quotient of 48 ÷ 8 19. Estimate the product of 67 x 23 by rounding
to the nearest ten. by rounding to the nearest ten. 20. Thirty identical chairs cost $1680. What
is the cost of one chair? 21. Jose read 39 books in 1994, 27 books in 1995, and 35 books in
1996. How many books did he read over the 3 years? 22. Bart gives the cashier three $50 bills
to pay for a purchase of $123. How much change should he get back? 23. What is the number
of square yards in a field that measures 30 yds. by 41 yds. ? 11/2015 24. Rewrite using
exponents a. 9 x 9 b. 5 x 5 x 5 25. Rewrite without exponents a. 45 b. 73 26. 12 ÷ 4 x 3 = 27. 3 x
3 ÷ 3 = 28. 9 – 6 29. 14 + 7 x 2 = 30. 3 x (6 + 2) – 3 + 4 ÷ 2 = 31. 5 x {3 x [9 – (4 + 1)]} + 20 ÷ 4 x 2
= 32. Find the prime factorization of each number: a. 12 b. 100 b. 81 d. 105 33. Find the Least
Common Multiple of each pair of numbers: a. 6 and 12 b. 6 and 7 c. 12 and 18 d. 15 and 30 e.
14 and 49 II. Fractions – You should have the following skills with fractions:  Calculate what
fraction of a set of assorted objects are shaded.  Convert fractions to equivalent fractions. 
Reduce fractions.  Multiply fractions and simplify.  Find reciprocals.  Divide fractions and
simplify.  Find the lowest common denominator (LCD) of two fractions.  Add fractions and
simplify.  Subtract fractions and simplify. 34. What fraction of the rectangles are shaded? 35.
What fraction of the objects are geometric shapes? ! ? ; 36. What fraction of the objects are
numbers? 1, 2, * , , 4, 9, § 11/2015 37. Which fraction is equivalent to ? 38. Which fraction is
equivalent to ? 39. Reduce each fraction to lowest terms: a. b. c. 40. Multiply each pair of
fractions and simplify (reduce) the result: a. b. c. d. 41. Find the reciprocal of each number: a.
b. c. 6 42. Divide and simplify the results: a. ÷ b. ÷ c. ÷ 43. Find the lowest common
denominator (LCD) of each set of fractions: a. , b. , c. , , d. , e. , f. ,

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