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10/29 HW Quick Check Review 1

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15 questions
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Sara’s dad measures her height to be 52 3/7 inches. Six months later, he measures her height again. He says she has grown 2 1/14 inches. How tall is Sara?

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Which fractions have the same value as 3/4? Choose the THREE fractions that are correct.

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Bill gets $0.10 for each can and $0.15 for each glass bottle he returns to the recycling center. Yesterday he returned 29 cans and 20 bottles. How much did Bill earn? Show your work or explain your reasoning.

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Which of the following expressions is equal to –6?  Select three that apply.

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How do you write the sum in the simplest form?

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Cindy starts the week with $12.  The table below shows the change in the amount of money she has each day.
Monday -3.15
Tuesday 14.40
Wednesday–11.40
Thursday 3.50
Friday x Aida declares that she ended the week with the same amount of money with which she started the week.  Determine the value of x for which Aida's statement is true and explain your reasoning.

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John borrowed $5 per month from his mom to pay for his art supplies.  At the end of the course, he owed his mom $65.  How many months did Juan have to buy supplies for the art class?

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Select two of the expressions that have a value of –12.

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Three decimal numbers are listed and described below.
  1. 5.56 (terminating decimal)
  2. 10.063063063... (infinite repeating decimal)
  3. -2.64830211031... (infinite non-repeating decimal)
Which of the decimals are rational numbers?

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Kelly takes $40 from her bank account to pay for bus fare for the month. She does this each month for 8 months in a row. Which equation models this situation and represents the change it causes in Kelly's bank balance?

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Solve: leave as a fraction in simplest form

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Select all values equivalent to

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Write as a decimal:
Michael brings 6 pounds of rice to his moms house. There are a total of 10 people attending the dinner. If the rice is shared evenly, how much does each guest receive?

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Choose the TWO expressions that equal 8 - (-22) .

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Write as a decimal