Math Flashcards

1
Q

1 lb in ounces

A

1 lb = 16 ounces

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2
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1 gallon in pints

A

1 gallon = 8 pints

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3
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1 gallon into quarts

A

1 gallon = 4 quarts

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4
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1 ton in lbs

A

2000 lbs

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5
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Total # of degrees in a shape

A

(# of sides - 2) x 180

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6
Q

Supplemental angles add up to

A

180º

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7
Q

Complementary angles add up to

A

90º

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8
Q

2 times r exceeds half of t by 5. Equation:

A

2r = (t/2) + 5

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9
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3 times x exceeds 1/3 of y by 9. Equation:

A

3x = (y/3) + 9

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10
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One recruiter can complete a certain assignment in 40 minutes; another recruiter can complete the same assignment in one hour. How long would it take to complete the assignment if they work together?

A

(x/40) + (x/60) = 1

x = 24

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11
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How much pure acid must be added to **25 oz **of a solution of that is 20% pure acid in order to make a solution that is 50% pure acid?

A

1.0x + (.20*25oz) = .50(25oz+x)

x = 15 oz

…of pure acid needs to added to the 20% solution

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12
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Formula: Fahrenheit vs Celsius

A

F = (C * 9/5) + 32

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13
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A can complete a project in 20 days, and B can complete the same project in 30 days. If *A *and B start working on the project at the same time, and *A *quits 10 days before the project is completed, in how many days will the project be completed?

A

(x-10)/20 + x/30 = 1

x = 6

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14
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Formula: Fahrenheit vs. Kelvin

A

F = 9/5(K - 273) + 32

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15
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Knots vs. MPH

A

1 kt = 1.15 mph

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16
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KPH vs MPH

A

1 kph = 0.62 mph

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17
Q

(Gallons of gas used) x MPG =

A

Total miles travelled

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18
Q

A purchaser paid $17.16 for an item that had recently been increased in price by 4%. What was the original price?

A

(x/100) = (17.16/104)

x = 16.50

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19
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A naval detachment has enough rations to feed 16 people for 10 days. If 4 more people join the detachment, for how many fewer days will the rations last?

A

Total rations = (16 ppl) x (10 days) = 160 rations

(160/16) - (160/20) = 10 - 8 = 2 less days

(160/16) = before new guys came

(160/20) = after 4 new guys arrived

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20
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A field can be plowed by 9 machines in 5 hours. If 3 machines are broken and cannot be used, how many hours will it take to plow the field?

A

(9 machines) x (5 hours) = 45 machine-hours required

3 of 9 machines are broken, so we have only 6 machines to use.

(45 machine-hours) / (6 machines) = 7.5 hours

21
Q

In a 3-hour exam of 320 questions, there are 40 math problems. If twice as much time should be allowed for each math problem as each of the other questions, how many minutes should be spent on the math problems?

A

x = minutes to be spent on each problem or question

(40 * x) + (280 * x/2) = 180 minutes

x/2 = time for non-math questions

280 = number of non-math questions

x = 1 minute per math problem

22
Q

A tank that holds 450 gallos of water can be filled by 1 pipe in 15 minutes and can be emptied by another in 30 minutes. How long would it take to fill the tank if both pipes are open?

A

450/15 = 30 gal per min fill-rate

450/30 = 15 gal per min empty-rate

30 gpm - 15 gpm = 15 gpm filling with both pipes open

(450 gal) / (15 gpm) = 30 minutes

23
Q

If a driver complete a trip of 120 miles at a rate of 30 mph, at what rate would the drive have to travel on the return trip in order to average 40 mph for the whole trip?

A

Roundtrip = 120 miles x 2 trips = 240 miles

240 miles @ an average of 40 mph requires 6 hours.

4 hours have already been spent, leaving 2 hours to complete the remaining 120 miles

(120 miles) / (2 hours) = 60 mph

24
Q

A bridge crosses a river that is 1520 ft wide. One bank of the river holds 1/5 of the bridge, and the other bank holds 1/6 of the bridge. How long is the bridge?

A

x = length of bridge

(1/6 + x) + (1/5 + x) + 1520 = x

(1/6 + x) = one bank

(1/5 + x) = other bank

1520 = width of river

5x + 6x + 45,600 = 30x

x = 2,400 ft

25
Q

Total number of degrees in the three angles of a triangle?

A

180°

26
Q

In the figure below, if ACD is a straight line and AB = BC, then x =

A

x = 180° - 45° =

135°

27
Q

(0.2)2=

A

0.04

28
Q

A marine fires x rounds of ammunition, gives 2x to his buddy, and has 27 remaining in his magazine. If he had 120 rounds in all, then x =

A

x + 2x + 27 = 120

3x = 93

x = 31

29
Q

In the figure below, if ACD is a straight line (D is invisible) and AB = BC, then x =

A

135°

30
Q

The perimeter of a rectangle is 180 ft and the width is 1/2 of the length. What is the length?

A

60 ft

31
Q

What is the area, in square fee, of the figure below?

A

81

32
Q

In square WXYZ, AX = 1, YZ = 2, and XB = BY. What is the perimeter of polygon WABYZ?

A

6 + v—-2

33
Q

Distance between two coordinates?

A
34
Q

In order to balance the scale below, the fulcrum should be moved toward…

A

Toward B

35
Q

x, which has a negative charge, is positioned between a positive charge (A) and a negative charge (B). In which direction will x move?

A

It will move toward A.

36
Q

If the large piston has 2 times the surface area of the small piston, how far must the large piston be pushed down to raise the small piston 1 inch?

A

1/2 inch.

37
Q

Imagine if wheels X were the front sprocket of a bicycle and wheels Y were the rear sprocket. Which system would be the hardest to pedal uphill?

A

System A

38
Q

In System A, as wheel X1 makes one revolution, Point A

A

travels the same distance as Point B

39
Q

When the plug in the tube is removed, water flows

A

into the tube.

40
Q

For which position of the weight is the tension on the string at Point X greater?

A

B

41
Q

Which weight exerts less pull on the horizontal bar from which the weights hang by strings?

A

A

42
Q

A submarine is travelling through the ocean when its outer hull cracks and air pushed out of its lower-right side. In which direction must the rudder be turned to ensure the submarine remains on its heading?

A

A

43
Q

If the board to the left was placed in water, in what orientation would it float?

A

B higher than A

44
Q

If two resistors and a battery are arranged in each of the below circuits, which circuit would have the greatest resistance?

A

Circuit A

45
Q

The lever below is anchored just to the left of Point A. If one were to rise it 1 inch measured from Point A to the ground, Point B would rise

A

More than 1 inch

46
Q

In which case is more force needed to raise the weight?

A

A

47
Q

Which system requires more rope to be pulled to lift the weight the same distance?

A

B

48
Q

Which pendulum takes less time to make one swing?

A

A

49
Q

If pendulum A were the same length as pendulum B, which pendulum would take more time to make one swing?

A

Each would take the same time to make one swing.