Test 2 Units 2 - 4 Flashcards
5 1/2 + 8 2/5 + 8 1/4 =
22 3/20
11 1/12 - 8 2/3 =
2 5/12
9 x 2/3 =
6
2 1/4 divided by 3 =
3/4
2 2/3 x 1 11/16 =
4 1/2
3 3/5 divided by 1 1/5 =
3
4.12 + 0.735 + 8.2 + 13.1627 =
26.2177
8.1 - 7.625 =
0.475
5.79 x 6.38 =
36.9402
3.1 x .005 =
.0155
204.8 divided by 32 =
6.4
9.51 divided by .7 = (round answer to nearest hundredth)
13.59
Round off 6.9937 to the nearest thousandth
6.994
Round off 6.9937 to the nearest tenth
7.0
Round off 6.9937 to the nearest hundredth
6.99
Multiply $8.95 by 9.7 and round off the product to the nearest cent.
$86.82
write the greater: .718 or .72
.72
write the decimal equivalent of 2/5
.4
write the fraction equivalent of .875
7/8
divide 1.56 by 10
.156
multiply .0732 by 1000
73.2
write .0051 as a fraction
51/10,000
write 9 3/8 as an improper fraction
75/8
write the decimal equivalent of 2/3
.6 (with a line over the top)
divide 5 by 9 and round off to the nearest hundredth
.56
write a ratio in lowest terms comparing 5 games won to 15 games played
1:3
write the extremes in 3/4 = 6/8
3; 8
write the antecedent in 5:6
5
reduce 27/36 to lowest terms
3/4
write the decimal equivalent of 5/6
.83 (with a line over the 3)
3/7 = ____/21
9
___/9 = 4/18
2
7/___ = 84/144
12
9/11 = 36/___
44
3/5 = ___/45
27
In May 3.4 inches of rain were recorded. In June 1.706 inches were recorded. How many more inches did it rain in May than it rained in June?
1.694 in.
If Tom Parsons traveled 232 miles in 4 hours, how many miles should be travel in 8 hours at the same rate of speed? Write a proportion and solve.
232/4 = ___/8
464 mi.
On Monday, Lyn Johnson worked for 3 3/4 hours. Tuesday through Thursday, she worked for 4 1/3 hours each day. On Friday, she worked for 6 1/2 hours. How many hours total did she work during the five days?
23 1/4 hr.
Jeremy Jax says his car averages 32 miles per gallon of gasoline. How many gallons of gas does he need to travel 500 miles? Find the answer to the nearest whole gallon.
500 divided by 32 = 15.625
16 gal.
Megan Shores made 3 1/3 pounds of fudge. She divided it into bags with 2/3 of a pound in each bag. How many bags of fudge did she have?
3 1/3 divided by 2/3 =
10/3 x 3/2 =
5 bags
