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What will the math test measure? Choose the best answer below.
In my math test, I will add, subtract, multiply and divide numbers.
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What is the temperature in Antarctica if it is -6º C in southern Chile and 3 degrees colder in Antarctica?
How much more money does Roland need to pay for the week's expenses if he had $150 and his expenses are going to be $165?
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What city is 6ºC warmer than Buffalo?
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What is the distance in units between the points -4 and 5 plotted on a number line?
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How much pie do we have if I have 1/3 of a pie and you have 1/3 of a pie?
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Does Sarah have enough paint to finish if she only has 3/10 of a gallon left, but receives another 3/10 and finds another 4/10 in the basement?
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What fraction of the brick pile will be left after Gabriella uses 53/85 and plans to use another 20/85?
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How much farther will you have to walk after resting if your entire journey is 1 mile and you walk 2/7 mile?
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How much do I have now if I had $4.71 and I earned $54.75?
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How much gasoline did Wilson need to buy to fill his tank to the top after using 3.9 gallons from 8.4 gallons?
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How much money is left in Leo's account after he deposited $875.50 and withdrew $300 from $4,522.08?
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Is the equation 15 x 32 x 2 = 2 x 15 x 32 true?
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Match the factors with their products:
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Study Notes
Math Test Measurement
- The math test assesses the ability to apply mathematics in problem-solving scenarios.
Operations in Math Test
- The statement regarding the test includes adding, subtracting, multiplying, and dividing numbers, which is confirmed as true.
Temperature in Antarctica
- The temperature is -6º C in southern Chile, and it's 3 degrees colder in Antarctica, resulting in a temperature of -9º C.
Roland's Weekly Expenses
- Roland has $150 but needs $165 for expenses, requiring an additional $15 to cover the difference.
Temperature Comparison
- Buffalo is used as a reference; another city, Syracuse, is identified as being 6º C warmer than Buffalo, which is at 4º C.
Distance on a Number Line
- The distance between the points -4 and 5 on a number line is calculated as 9 units.
Adding Fractions of Pie
- The combined total of 1/3 of a pie from two individuals equals 2/3 of a pie.
Paint Supply Verification
- Sarah's calculations confirm she has enough paint to finish her kitchen after adding multiple portions together, totaling enough for her needs.
Brick Wall Construction
- Gabriella's brick wall project will leave her with 12/85 of her original pile of bricks after using a total of 73/85 (53/85 previously and 20/85 now).
Distance to Walk
- After walking 2/7 of a mile, the remaining distance to home is calculated to be 5/7 of a mile.
Total Money Calculation
- Starting with $4.71 and adding $54.75 results in a total of $59.46.
Gasoline Requirement
- Wilson's car requires 10.5 gallons of gasoline to fill the tank after using 3.9 gallons, having started with 8.4 gallons.
Bank Account Balance
- Following a series of transactions, Leo's final bank account balance reaches $5,097.58 after depositing and withdrawing funds.
Commutative Property of Multiplication
- Validated that 15 x 32 x 2 equals 2 x 15 x 32, demonstrating the commutative property of multiplication.
Factor and Product Matching
- Various multiplication equations demonstrating the products include:
- 54 x 0 = 0
- 54 x 1 = 54
- 22 x -3 = -66
- -2 x -33 = 66
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