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1 Wednesday, November 2, 2016

2 Wednesday, November 2, 2016

3 2nd 9 Weeks Midpoint Review
Showdown

4 Question #1 Add the following:

5 Question #1 Add the following:

6 Subtract the following: 5.489 – 4.752
Question #2 Subtract the following: – 4.752

7 Subtract the following: 5.489 – 4.752 0.737
Question #2 Subtract the following: –

8 Find the GCF of the following numbers: 72, 90
Question #3 Find the GCF of the following numbers: 72, 90

9 Find the GCF of the following numbers: 72, 90 18
Question #3 Find the GCF of the following numbers: 72, 90 18

10 Find the LCM of the following numbers: 72, 90
Question #4 Find the LCM of the following numbers: 72, 90

11 Find the LCM of the following numbers: 72, 90 360
Question #4 Find the LCM of the following numbers: 72,

12 Find the Area of the following: 16 ft. 8 ft.
Question #5 Find the Area of the following: 16 ft. 8 ft.

13 Find the Area of the following: 16 ft. 8 ft. A=128 sq. ft
Question #5 Find the Area of the following: 16 ft. 8 ft. A=128 sq. ft

14 Find the Perimeter of the following: 16 ft. 8 ft.
Question #6 Find the Perimeter of the following: 16 ft. 8 ft.

15 Find the Perimeter of the following: 16 ft. 8 ft. P=48 ft.
Question #6 Find the Perimeter of the following: 16 ft. 8 ft. P=48 ft.

16 Question #7 Rewrite the expression using GCF and the Distributive Property

17 Question #7 Rewrite the expression using GCF and the Distributive Property (5 + 9)

18 Which of the following could represent 5x5x5x5? Select all that apply.
Question #8 Which of the following could represent 5x5x5x5? Select all that apply. 54 45 25 x 25 625

19 Which of the following could represent 5x5x5x5? Select all that apply.
Question #8 Which of the following could represent 5x5x5x5? Select all that apply. 54 45 25 x 25 625

20 5, 4, 11, 7, 8, 10 Find the: Mean: Median: Mode: Range:
Question #9 5, 4, 11, 7, 8, 10 Find the: Mean: Median: Mode: Range:

21 Question #9 5, 4, 11, 7, 8, 10 Find the: Mean: 7.5 Median: 7.5 Mode: No Mode Range: 7

22 How many people were surveyed for this histogram?
Question #10 How many people were surveyed for this histogram? Hours of Homework

23 How many people were surveyed for this histogram? 14
Question #10 How many people were surveyed for this histogram? 14 Hours of Homework

24 Question #11 Which statement about the above dot plot is false?
The mode is 2. The range is 4. 14 students were surveyed. The mean is 2.

25 Question #11 Which statement about the above dot plot is false?
The mode is 2. The range is 4. 14 students were surveyed. The mean is 2.

26 Create a percent ruler to show 40% of 120. 0 0% 100%
Question #12 Create a percent ruler to show 40% of % 100%

27 Create a percent ruler to show 40% of 120.
Question #12 Create a percent ruler to show 40% of 120. 0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70% 80% 90% 100%

28 Question # 13 In Laurelwood Subdivision, 30% of the houses have a blue front door. If there are 90 houses in Laurelwood, what is the number of houses with a blue front door?

29 Question # 13 In Laurelwood Subdivision, 30% of the houses have a blue front door. If there are 90 houses in Laurelwood, what is the number of houses with a blue front door? 27

30 Question #14 Select all of the following words that would represent a negative integer. Debt Depth Rose Earned Above Sea Level Below Sea Level Credit Spent

31 Question #14 Select all of the following words that would represent a negative integer. Debt Depth Rose Earned Above Sea Level Below Sea Level Credit Spent

32 Write the opposite of the opposite of 10 in the correct form.
Question # 15 Write the opposite of the opposite of 10 in the correct form.

33 Write the opposite of the opposite of 10 in the correct form. -(-10)
Question # 15 Write the opposite of the opposite of 10 in the correct form. -(-10)

34 Question # 16 If the coordinates of point A are (-3, 4), what would the new coordinates be, if point A is being reflected across the y axis?

35 Question # 16 If the coordinates of point A are (-3, 4), what would the new coordinates be, if point A is being reflected across the y axis? (3, 4)

36 Tell which quadrant each point is located in.
Question # 17 Tell which quadrant each point is located in.

37 Tell which quadrant each point is located in.
Question # 17 Tell which quadrant each point is located in. A: Quadrant 1 B: Quadrant 2 C: Quadrant 4

38 Name the rational number that represents the dot.
Question #18 Name the rational number that represents the dot.

39 Name the rational number that represents the dot.
Question #18 Name the rational number that represents the dot. 3/4

40 Write an inequality to compare the two numbers.
Question # 19 Write an inequality to compare the two numbers. -4 __ -6

41 Write an inequality to compare the two numbers.
Question # 19 Write an inequality to compare the two numbers. -4 >-6

42 Which number would be farther left on the number line?
Question # 20 Which number would be farther left on the number line? -4 >-6

43 Which number would be farther left on the number line? -6
Question # 20 Which number would be farther left on the number line? -6 -4 >-6

44 Homework

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