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1) Define the following: Perimeter Variable Ratio Term

2) Find the formula and solve What is the area of a trapezoid with that is 6” across the top. 14” across the bottom and 11” high?

3) Find the formula and solve Bob borrowed $4,000 at 7% simple interest per year. If he borrowed the money six months, find the amount he paid the bank.

4) Find the formula and solve What is the slope of a line with points (-1,6) and (2,0)?

5) Find the formula and solve Grand Forks Central High School had 2883 students in In 1998 they had What was the percent decrease?

6) Find the formula and solve What percent of 180 is 25?

7) Find the formula and solve What number is 55% of 240?

8) Find the formula and solve If a jacket was marked on sale for 22% and the original price was $60.00, what is the discount? What is the sale price?

9) Find the formula and solve In 2007 the enrollment at E.C. Goodwin was 460. In 2009 it was 641. What is the percent increase?

10) Find the formula and solve What is the area of a circle with a radius of 6 feet?