True or False: The product of two negative integers is always negative.
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Question 3
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Which of the following pairs of numbers have a product of 24?
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Question 4
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Find the product of -2 and -10.
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Question 5
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What is the product of 9, 3 and 2?
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Question 6
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The Starbucks on Main Street is having a busy day. In the morning, they sold 27 lattes, 19 cappuccinos, and 34 frappuccinos. In the afternoon, they sold twice as many of each drink.
Calculate the total number of drinks sold for the entire day.
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Question 7
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The product of −4, −4, and 55 is _______
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Question 8
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Compare the products of (9 × 29 × 2) and (6 × 36 × 3).
a) Which is larger? _________________
b) By how much? ________
Other Answer Choices:
(9 × 29 × 2)
134
(6 × 36 × 3)
126
579
648
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Question 9
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What is the quotient of 1254 and 33?
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Question 10
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A new sleep tracking app measures sleep quality on a scale from −10 to 10, with negative numbers indicating poor sleep and positive numbers indicating good sleep. Over a 7-day period, Lucas's total sleep quality score was −21.
Assuming his sleep quality was consistent throughout the week, what was his average daily sleep quality score?
Find Factors and Multiples
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Question 11
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The number 12 is a factor of 144.
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Question 12
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Identify the factors and non-factors of 36.
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5
6
Multiple of 36
Non-factor of 36
Factor of 36
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Question 13
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What are multiples of 12?
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Question 14
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List all factors of 28.
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Question 15
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Identify the multiples and factors of 12.
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24
Factor of 12
Neither
Multiple of 12
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Question 16
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A vintage clothing store specializes in fashion from different decades. They have 18 items from the 1960s and 24 items from the 1980s. The store owner wants to create themed displays with an equal number of items from each era.
What is the largest number of displays they can create without having any items left over?
Hint:Investigate the common factors of 18 and 24 to determine the maximum number of displays possible.
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Question 17
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What are the multiples of 7 less than 30?
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Question 18
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18 is a multiple of 5.
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Question 19
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Which are factors of 50?
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Question 20
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A team of astrobiologists is studying a newly discovered moon of Jupiter. They've observed that a unique atmospheric phenomenon occurs every 2020 Earth hours on this moon.
If the team wants to schedule their observations based on multiples of 55 hours, what would be the first three time points (in hours) when they might witness this phenomenon?
The Order of Operations
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Question 21
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Evaluate: 3 + 2(10 - 4)
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Question 22
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Match expressions with their correct evaluations.
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(18 / 2 + 3)
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(3 + 5 x 2)
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12
(10 - 2 x 4)
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13
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Question 23
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Solve:
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Question 24
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The result of (3 + 4) x 2 is 14.
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Question 25
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A mindfulness app developer is creating a new feature for teenagers. The app currently has 7 modules, each containing 3 basic exercises and (x) advanced exercises. If the total number of exercises in the app is 49, how many advanced exercises (x) are in each module?
Hint: Solve the equation 7(3 + x) = 49 to find the value of x.
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Question 26
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Calculate: (5 + 3) x 2 - 4
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Question 27
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What is the result of:
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Question 28
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Compare the results of the expressions 5 + 3 × 25 + 3 × 2 and 8 + 4 − 38 + 4 − 3. Which one is larger?
a) Which is larger? _______________________
b) By how much? _______
Other Answer Choices:
5 + 3 x 25 + 3 x 2
61
86
8 + 4 - 38 + 4 - 3
25
43
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Question 29
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Solve:
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Question 30
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Match the statement to its correct order of operation.