A:B: 2, 3, 5, 6, 9, 103, 5, 9 #1- Divisibility The pool Company is shipping 5325 wading pools. They want to design shipping cartons that hold 2, 3, 5, 6, 9, or 10 pools each. They want to pack each month’s pools in their cartons with no pools left over, what are their choices? C:D: 53, 5

D

A:B: 2123 #2 Katie’s mystery number is an odd number greater than 20 but less than 30. It is divisible by 3 but not 9. What number is it? C:D: 27 29

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A:B: 32,3, 5, 10 #3 A baker made 245 oatmeal cookies. He wants to package them in bags with the same number of cookies in each bag and have none left over. He has 4 different size bags. They can hold 2, 3, 5, or 10 cookies. Which of the bags can the baker use? C:D: 3, 55

D

A:B: 2754 #4 Find the LCM of 6 and 9 C:D: 18None of the above

C

A:B: 30 days from now42 days from now #5 A grocer buys food from three suppliers. The suppliers deliver every 5 days, 6 days, and 7 days. All three came today. In how many days will they all Deliver on the same day again? C:D: 210 days from now420 days from now

C

A:B: 5361 #6 Which number is prime? C:D: 2821

B

A:B: 515 #7 – GCF Jackie has 85 square buttons, 119 circular buttons, And 170 triangular buttons. What is the greatest Number of bags into which Jackie can put the Buttons so that each bag will have the same Number of buttons for each shape? C:D: 1727

C

A:B: 3115 #8 Stevie has 124 roses, 62 daisies, And 93 carnations to use in making floral Arrangements. She wants to use all of the flowers And place the same number of each flower in each arrangement. How many daisies will be in each arrangement? C:D: 42

D

A:B: 1, 7, 147, 12, 14, #9 My locker combination is the first three Multiples of 7. What is my locker combination? C:D: 7, 14, 210, 7, 21

C

A:B: 3/5, 12/2060/100, 12/24 #10 Give two equivalent fractions for 6/10 C:D: 12/20, 18/321/10, 2/3

A

A:B: 12/158/15 #11 Write the fraction 24/30 in lowest terms. C:D: 4/5None of the above

C

A:B: The ate the same amount. Kyle by himself #12 Peter ate 2/9 of the pizza. Joe ate 3/9 of the pizza and Kyle ate the rest. Who ate more pizza, Kyle by himself, or Peter and Joe together? C:D: Peter and Joe togetherNo one ate any pizza it was cold.

C

A:B: YesNo #13 Alex needs 115/3 yards of fabric to make a tent. He only has 38 ½ yards of fabric. Does he have Enough fabric to make the tent? Explain. C:D: MaybeI don’t know

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A:B: #14 Rewrite the fraction 3/5 as a decimal. C:D:

A

A:B: > /9 > 3/32 #15 Paleontologists use calipers to measure the width Of solid objects. A paleontologist measures two bones as 2/9 inches and 3/32 inches. Write these measures as decimals. Write a comparison statement comparing the two decimals. C:D: < 0.22/9 < 3/32

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A:B: -88 #16 Simplify -2 4 C:D: -1616

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A:B: #17 Simplify -5 3 C:D:

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A:B: #18 Simplify C:D: 17-17

C

A:B: 2 2 X 3 x 72 2 X 21 #19 Write the prime factorization of 84 C:D: 2 3 X 3 x 74 X 3 x 7

A

A:B: Neither Store they are equal Store A #20 Martha saw the same item on sale at two stores. Store A’s sign read “Sale! 1/3 off!” Store B’s sign read “Sale! 2/5 off!” Which store offered a greater discount? C:D: Store BBoth stores are ripping you off!

C

A:B: Show all work on your board Make sure you convert each to a decimal. #21 Order from least to greatest. ¾, 0.3, - 7/8, 0.3, - C:D: Make sure you ordered least to greatest Get Ready

-7/8, 0.3, ¾

A:B: Show all work on your board Make sure you convert each to a decimal. #22 Order from least to greatest. -5/6, 2.2, -0.5, 0.3, - C:D: Make sure you ordered least to greatest Get Ready

-5/6, -0.5, 2.2

A:B: Show all work on your board Make sure you convert each to a decimal. #23 Write in Scientific Notation 7,123,000., 0.3, - C:D: Make sure you ordered least to greatest Get Ready

7.123 x 10 6

A:B: Show all work on your board Make sure you convert each to a decimal. #24 Write in Standard Form x , 0.3, - C:D: Make sure you ordered least to greatest Get Ready

906,000

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