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1. Evaluate the following expression: 3 + ( 115+5
2 ×3 )
÷ 4−2

2. Simplify: ( 14−8 ) ⋅ [ 103 ÷ (3+ 7 ) ]


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3. Write an equation for the following and then solve.

The product of a number and 29 is 58.

Using x for the unknown number, find the equation to solve.


The equation is

Find the number.

4. Write an equation for the following and then solve.

A number decreased by 4 is 12.

Using x for the unknown number, find the equation to solve.


The equation is

Find the number.


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5. Writing Equivalent Fractions, Decimals, and Percents


Complete the table below by finding the equivalent values of the given value in the forms requested.

Round your results in the decimal column to four decimal places.


Round your results in the percent column to two decimal places.

Proper Fraction or Decimal Percent


Mixed Number

2 %
9

0.761 %

55.93 %

1 %
200

1.071 %

0.59 %

6. In a particular class of 22 students, 11 are men. What fraction of the students in the class are men?

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7. If there are 12345 students at Rocky Valley College and of the students take speech, how many
3
students take speech at Rocky Valley College?

Give your answer as a whole number.


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8. When making bread from scratch, the recipe calls for cup of water. If you need to make a smaller
5
1
portion of the recipe, how much water would you need in order to make only th of the recipe?
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Give your answer as a fraction, reduced to lowest terms

5
9. It is estimated that each guest at a party will eat pounds of chocolates. How many guests can be
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served with 15 pounds of chocolate?

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10. of a birthday cake was left over from a party. The next day, it is shared among 3 people. How big a
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piece of the original cake did each person get?

1 1
11. Jenny measured cup of flour and cup of flour. How many total cups of flour did Jenny measure?
3 4
Give your answer in reduced terms.

3 1
12. Rebecca picked of a basket of apples yesterday. Today, she picked of a basket of apples. What
8 12
part of a basket of apples has Rebecca picked in all?
Give your answer as a fraction, reduced to lowest terms.

1 7
13. There are ten pieces of pizza. Anthony ate of the pizza for dinner. He ate of the pizza for a
20 8
bedtime snack. How much of the pizza has he eaten in all?
Give your answer as a fraction, reduced to lowest terms.

14. Evaluate the following

(−5 ) 4
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15. Evaluate the following


3
−2
16. Rules of Exponents Review
Simplify the following expressions. Use only positive exponents in your answer.
Simplify ( 5 x 4 y 2 )( 5 x 2 y 5 )

4
Simplify ( 6 x 3 y 3 )
4 2
18 x y
Simplify 2 5
6x y

Simplify 3 x−2 y 3

17. Properties of Exponents


Simplify the following expressions. Assume variables are nonzero numbers.
Original Expression Simplified Expression
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(−3 d 0 )

(−2 m )2−2 m2

0 0
8 c +7 c

( )
2 0
9 x +5 x +4
2

18. Simplifying Algebraic Expressions


Simplify by using the distributive property and combining like terms.
6 ( 7 x +1 )=¿
−2 (−8 w 2−7 w+ 2 )=¿
−(−4 t 2+ 4 t +3 )=¿
2 5
3 6 ( 2
x+ =¿
5 )
4 2 3
4 b x +6 b x +2 bx
19. Divide and simplify:
2bx
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20. Divide and simplify. This is not a long division problem. Hint: Answer has 3 terms.
11 10 9
24 x +21 x −18 x
9 =
3x

5
21. Evaluate 9 2

−1
22. Evaluate 16 4

23. Rewrite with rational exponents and then use the properties of exponents to simplify the following as
much as possible. Assume all bases are positive. Hint: State your answer using rational exponents.

√3 x =
√4 x

24. Rewrite using a rational exponent. Assume all variables are positive.

√
5 6 z4
b
9
=¿

25. Solve for x :

1
3
1
5
2
x + =−4 x−2
3 ( )

26. Solve 8 ( x +1 ) +6=−7 ( x+3 ) for x algebraically. If your answer is a fraction, write it in reduced,
fractional form. Do NOT convert the answer to a decimal.
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27. Solve for x : 0.05 ( x +30 )−0.02 ( x−10 )=2. 6

28. Solve the equation for the requested variables.

z ( ny+ u )=g+t z =¿

Solve for y: y=¿

29. Solve the formula for n

( 5 n+na
a )
=t

30. If two resisters, with resistance R1 and R2 respectively, are in parallel, the total resistance R is given
1 1 1
by = +
R R1 R2
. Solve for R

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Key
1. 84
2. 3600
3. 29 x=58 ~ 2
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4. x−4=12 ~ 16
761 5593 71
5. 0.2222 ~ 22.22 ~ 1000 ~ 76.1 ~ 10000 ~ 0.5593 ~ 0.005 ~ 0.5 ~ 1 1000 ~ 107.1 ~
59
~ 0.0059
10000
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6. 22
7. 4115 students
1
8. 20
cup
9. 27 guests
7
10. 24
7
11. 12 cup
11
12. 24
37
13. 40
14. 625
15. -8
2 3
3x 3y
16. 25 x 6 y 7 ~ 1296 x 12 y 12 ~ 3 ~ 2
y x
17. −243 ~ 2 m2 ~ 15 ~ 1
5 4
18. 42 x +6 ~ 16 w 2+ 14 w−4 ~ 4 t 2−4 t−3 ~ 9 x + 15
19. 2 b3 x+ 3 b2+ 1
20. 8 x 2+ 7 x−6
21. 243
1
22. 2
1
23. x 12
1 4
65 z 5
24. 9
b5
13
25. 5
−7
26. 3
27. 30
g+ t g +t−uz
28. ny +u ~ zn
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ta
29. 5+a
R1 ⋅ R 2
30. R + R
1 2

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