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Quiz Bowl Review for Quiz Bowl Review for Interim IIInterim II

Solving EquationsComparing and Ordering Rational

NumbersRational and Real Numbers

Functions and Graphing Linear Equations

Order – 0.65, – 2/3, 0.68, – ½ from greatest to least.

0.68, – ½, – 0.65, – 2/3

Evaluate the express for Evaluate the express for y=6 and z=3y=6 and z=3

29

12 y

+ 9z

Write the phrase as an Write the phrase as an algebraic expressionalgebraic expression

3(y + 15)

Three times the sum of a number and 15

Write the following decimal as a fraction in simplest form.

0.052

13 250

Identify the pattern and name the next three terms.

1.7, 3.2, 4.7, 6.2, __, __, __

7.7, 9.2, 10.7

It took the florist 96 hours to create n flower arrangements for a wedding. Write an algebraic expression for how many hours it took to make each arrangement.

96 n

Order -0.875, ¾, -½, -Order -0.875, ¾, -½, -0.85 from least to 0.85 from least to greatest.greatest.

-0.875 -0.85 -½ ¾

Solve the proportion.

2 d

61.5

=

d=0.5

It takes 5 hours to bake It takes 5 hours to bake and decorate a custom and decorate a custom birthday cake. Write an birthday cake. Write an algebraic expression for algebraic expression for the number of hours it the number of hours it takes to make n birthday takes to make n birthday cakes.cakes.

5n

Write the fraction as a decimal.

2 9

.22

Solve for m.Solve for m.

33m = -297

m = -9

Solve the proportion.

p 9

2 12=

p=1.5

Jordan earns $580 per week Jordan earns $580 per week and Ben earns $360 per week. and Ben earns $360 per week. If Jordan works 40 hours per If Jordan works 40 hours per week and Ben works 24 hours week and Ben works 24 hours per week, are their salaries per week, are their salaries proportional?proportional?

NoWhat is the hourly wage for each of them?

Jordan $14.50 and Ben $15.00 per hour

It takes 54 black tiles and 18 white tiles to create the tile floor pattern. Express the ratio of black to white tiles in simplest form.

3:1

Solve the equation.

– 2x + 12 = – 16

14

Mark can drive 345 miles on a tank of gas which holds 15 gallons. John can drive 396 miles on a tank of gas which holds 18 gallons. How many miles per gallon does each of them get? Who gets the best gas mileage?

Mark gets 23 miles per gallon and John gets 22 miles per gallon

Mark gets the best gas mileage.

Evaluate -2x + 5 when x = 7

-9

Compare the decimals.

– 0.78 – 0.785

>

Solve for p.

15 = 2p 2

p = 30

Solve the proportion.

y=13

y 6 72

156=

Multiply.

-6.1(-3.7)

22.57

Multiply and simplify the answer.

-7 9

3 4

-7 12

Solve for k.

-47 + k = 80

k = 127

Solve for y.

7.2 + y = 9.8

y = 2.6

Identify the pattern. Then name the next two terms in the sequence.

275, 250, 225, 200, ___, ___

Subtract 25: 175, 150

Name the type of sequence.

Arithmetic

Find the equation of direct variation given that y varies directly with x.

y=52 when x=13

y=4x

Determine if there is a direct variation between the two sets of data.

Yes, there is a direct variation.

Distance (mi)

15 30 60 90 120 150

Time (hr) .75 1.5 3 4.5 6 7.5

Find the equation of direct variation.

y= x1

20

Complete the table. Then graph the equation and tell if it is linear.

y= -2x - 5

(-3, 1)(-2, -1)(-1, -3)(0, -5)

x -2x - 5 y (x,y)

-3

-2

-1

0

Solve the expression.

2s

S = -2.8

0.7 = -8

C9.05 = 8.2

Solve the expression.

c = 74.21

Solve the expression.

-2.89 = 1.7m

m = -1.7

Write an algebraic expression.

Paul earned $5 less than twice Nick’s earnings.

2n – 5

Which graph represents a direct variation?

A. B. C. D.

C.

Natalie can buy a 4 pack of socks for $3.28 or a 6 pack of socks for $4.98 What is the best buy? How much does a pair of socks cost in each pack?

The 4 pack is the best deal.

Each pair of socks is $0.81 in the 4 pack and $0.83 in the 6 pack.

Which of the following (x,y) values is not a solution to the following equation.

y = 2x 3

x y-2 0 2

-4/303/4

(2, ¾) is not a solution

Find the equation of direct variation given y varies directly with x.

y = 9 and x = 12.

y = ¾ x

Identify the pattern in the sequence.

3, 7, 15, 31, 63

times two plus one