Nature of Math Test 2.  34 Questions  20% of Semester Grade  Calculator Okay  75 minutes  Sample Questions in Appendix.

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Nature of Math Test 2

 34 Questions  20% of Semester Grade  Calculator Okay  75 minutes  Sample Questions in Appendix

 Look through sample questions  Get enough sleep  Visit Math Lab  Study with friends

 Averages & Weighted Averages  Counting Combinations  Algebra: Multiplying / Combining Like Terms  Different Bases  Whole Number base conversions  Decimal / Fraction conversions (Not on test)  Mayan Numbers – Normal & Solar Numbers  Unknown Bases / Finding Numbers  Using Exponents

 Ordinary Average  Add the numbers  Divide by the number of numbers

 Weighted Average  Multiply each number by its weight  Add  Divide by the total weight

 Average Speed  Determine distance for each part  Total Distance / Total Time

 “Basic Counting Principle”  Count ways things can be done  Multiply

 Converting from Base 7 to Base 10  Determine Place values for each place  Add up the digits

 Converting to a different Base  Determine place values then guess  Repeated long division

 Addition  Multiplication

 Number written in unknown base  Unknown number (Chinese Remainder Theorem)

 Number written in unknown base  Unknown number (Chinese Remainder Theorem)

 Base 20  Digits written as: 5 = | and 1 =.  “Common” Mayan: 400 / 20 / 1  “Solar” Mayan: 360 / 20 / 1

 Addition 8+10  Multiplication 8x10  Exponents 8 10  Arrow Notation 8↑↑10  Arrow Notation 8↑↑↑10 (This list goes from smaller to larger)