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1. What is the simplified form of the following expression? 7m^2+6.5n-4n+2.5m^2-n (1 point) A. 9.5m^2+1.5n B. 4.5m^2+1.5n C.1.5m^2-4.2n D.9.5m^2-1.5n

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OpenStudy (fateal):

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OpenStudy (anonymous):

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OpenStudy (fateal):

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OpenStudy (anonymous):

1. What is the simplified form of the following expression? 7m2 + 6.5n – 4n + 2.5m2 – n (1 point) • (1 pt) 9.5m2 + 1.5n • (0 pts) 4.5m2 + 1.5n • (0 pts) 1.5m2 – 4.2n • (0 pts) 9.5m2 – 1.5n 1 /1 point 2. Simplify the following expression. (21m + 27) (1 point) • (0 pts) 7m + 27 • (1 pt) 7m + 9 • (0 pts) 63m + 9 • (0 pts) 7m + 81 1 /1 point 3. What is the sum? (1 point) • (0 pts) • (1 pt) • (0 pts) • (0 pts) 0 /1 point 4. Which property is illustrated by the following statement? 2x(6) = (6)2x (1 point) • (0 pts) Associative Property of Addition • (1 pt) Commutative Property of Multiplication • (0 pts) Inverse Property of Multiplication • (0 pts) Commutative Property of Addition 1 /1 point 5. Which property is illustrated by the following statement? 5g + 7 = 7 + 5g (1 point) • (0 pts) Commutative Property of Multiplication • (0 pts) Inverse Property of Multiplication • (1 pt) Commutative Property of Addition • (0 pts) Associative Property of Addition 1 /1 point 6. Order the following numbers from least to greatest. , –0.4, , 0.8, (1 point) • (0 pts) 0.8, , , , –0.4 • (0 pts) , , 0.8, , –0.4 • (1 pt) , –0.4, 0.8, , • (0 pts) –0.4, 0.8, , , 1 /1 point 7. Which number sentence does the following number line represent? (1 point) • (0 pts) 6 + –4 = 2 • (0 pts) –4 + –6 = –10 • (1 pt) 4 + –6 = –2 • (0 pts) –2 + –6 = –8 1 /1 point 8. To which subset of real numbers does the following number belong? (1 point) • (0 pts) rational numbers • (1 pt) irrational numbers • (0 pts) whole numbers, integers, rational numbers • (0 pts) whole numbers, natural numbers, integers 0 /1 point 9. Which sum or difference is equivalent to the following expression? (1 point) • (1 pt) x – • (0 pts) x – • (0 pts) x • (0 pts) 1 /1 point 10. What is the algebraic expression for the following word phrase: the sum of 6 and n ? (1 point) • (0 pts) 6 – n • (1 pt) 6 + n • (0 pts) n – 6 • (1 pt) n + 6 1 /1 point 11. What is the algebraic expression for the following word phrase: the quotient of 7 and the sum of 3 and z? (1 point) • (0 pts) • (0 pts) • (0 pts) • (1 pt) 0 /1 point 12. What is the algebraic expression for the following word phrase: the quotient of j and 8? (1 point) • (0 pts) j – 8 • (0 pts) j + 8 • (1 pt) • (0 pts) 8j 1 /1 point 13. What is the difference? – (1 point) • (0 pts) • (0 pts) – • (1 pt) • (0 pts) 1 /1 point 14. What is the simplified form of the following expression? (1 point) • (1 pt) • (0 pts) • (0 pts) 12 • (0 pts) 1 /1 point 15. Which property is illustrated by the following statement? (7p)mn = 7p(mn) (1 point) • (0 pts) Commutative Property of Multiplication • (1 pt) Associative Property of Multiplication • (0 pts) Inverse Property of Multiplication • (0 pts) Commutative Property of Addition 1 /1 point 16. Evaluate + np2 for m = 24, n = 6, p = 9, and q = 8. (1 point) • (0 pts) 114 • (1 pt) 489 • (0 pts) 580 • (0 pts) 2,919 0 /1 point 17. What is the product? 4.3(–2.9) (1 point) • (0 pts) 12.47 • (1 pt) –12.47 • (0 pts) 7.74 • (0 pts) –5.22 1 /1 point 18. What is the simplified form of the following expression? (1 point) • (0 pts) • (1 pt) • (0 pts) • (0 pts) 1 /1 point 19. Which word phrase can you use to represent the algebraic expression 4z? (1 point) • (1 pt) the product of 4 and a number z • (0 pts) the sum of 4 and a number z • (0 pts) the quotient of 4 and a number z • (0 pts) the difference of 4 and a number z 1 /1 point 20. Using the formula , where d is the distance in miles, r is the rate, and t is the time in hours, at which rate must you travel to cover 227.5 miles in 3.5 hours? (1 point) • (1 pt) 65 mph • (0 pts) 75 mph • (0 pts) 85 mph • (0 pts) 95 mph 1 /1 point 21. What is the simplified form of the following expression? –(8n – 5v) (1 point) • (1 pt) –8n + 5v • (0 pts) 8n + 5v • (0 pts) 8n – 5v • (0 pts) –8n – 5v 1 /1 point 22. What is the simplified form of the following expression? 12[62 ÷ (52 – 42) + 7] (1 point) • (0 pts) 12.6 • (0 pts) 195 • (0 pts) 33.8 • (1 pt) 132 1 /1 point 23. What is the simplified form of the following expression? (1 point) • (0 pts) –7t • (1 pt) 7t • (0 pts) –7s • (0 pts) 7s 1 /1 point 24. In a football game, a running back ran for –7 and –5 yards on his last two runs. His total yardage for the whole game is 78 yards. Which expression shows how many yards the running back had before those two runs? (1 point) • (0 pts) 78 – 5 – 7 • (0 pts) 78 – 5 + 7 • (0 pts) 78 + 5 – 7 • (1 pt) 78 + 5 + 7 0 /1 point 25. What is the value of if x= –2, y= –3, and z = –4? (1 point) • (0 pts) 6 • (0 pts) –6 • (0 pts) • (1 pt) – 0 /1 point 26. Which statement about the product is true? (1 point) • (0 pts) The product is irrational. • (0 pts) The product is neither rational nor irrational. • (0 pts) The nature of the product cannot be determined. • (1 pt) The product is rational. 0 /1 point 27. Which of the following results in a sum or a product that is rational? Choose all that apply. (3 points) • (1 pt) 4 + 9 • (0 pts) • (1 pt) • (1 pt) • (0 pts) 3 /3 points 28. Molli purchased 8 apples for $2.96. While looking at her receipt, Molli divided $2.96 by 8. Why might Molli perform this calculation? (1 point) • (0 pts) in order to find the total number of apples purchased • (1 pt) in order to find out how much she paid per apple • (0 pts) in order to calculate the total amount that she owes • (0 pts) in order to calculate how much money she has left 1 /1 point

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