Question 1 Question: –If 2 u + 2 = 20, and v - 2 u = -2, what is the value of v ? Choices: –A. -12 –B. 10 –C. 12 –D. 14 –E. 16.

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Question 1 Question: –If 2 u + 2 = 20, and v - 2 u = -2, what is the value of v ? Choices: –A. -12 –B. 10 –C. 12 –D. 14 –E. 16

Question 2 Question: –At a certain store, a 7.5 pound bag of rice costs $4.80. What is the cost per ounce of rice? (There are 16 ounces in a pound.) Choices: –A. $0.02 –B. $0.03 –C. $0.04 –D. $0.05 –E. $0.15

Question 3 Question: –On Farm X, farm workers work 6 days per week and earn $23.00 per day, plus $0.74 per bushel filled. If a certain farm worker earned $ in a week, how many bushels did she fill in that week? Choices: –A. 7 –B. 31 –C. 37 –D. 68 –E. 192

Question 4 Question: –A garden needs to be covered with grass sod. The garden has the dimensions shown above. How many square feet of sod are required to cover the garden? Choices: –A. 720 –B. 864 –C. 984 –D. 1,056 –E. 1,200

Question 5 Question: –If x is a real number and 5 x = 625 then 3 x 3 x =? Choices: –A. 5 –B. 9 –C. 45 –D. 125 –E. 243

Question 6 Question: –A right triangle has sides of length 15, 20, and 25 meters. What is the area of the triangle in square meters? Choices: –A. 60 –B. 150 –C. 250 –D. 625 –E. 7,500

Question 7 Question: –A store displays all the AA batteries it has in a display case on a wall. The batteries can be displayed in three columns of equal height. The batteries can also be displayed in four, five, or six columns of equal height. What is the smallest number of batteries that the store can have? Choices: –A. 15 –B. 30 –C. 60 –D. 180 –E. 360

Question 8 Question: –Two sides of a triangle are 17 and 18 feet. Which of the following CANNOT be the length of the third side? Choices: –A. 2 –B. 8 –C. 15 –D. 18 –E. 36