Exam 5: The Real Number System
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The following statement illustrates the property for addition. 15 + 0 = 15
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Write each number in scientific notation and then divide. Give the answer in scientific notation.
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Perform the indicated operations and reduce the answer to lowest terms.
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Perform the indicated operations and reduce the answer to lowest terms.
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The following statement illustrates the property for multiplication. 14 1 = 14
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Write each number in scientific notation and then multiply. Give the answer in scientific notation. (71,000,000)(200,000) A)
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A large grocery store had 306 cases of canned vegetables in the storeroom. During the past month the store removed 49 cases, 54 cases, 72 cases, and 102 cases among 306 cases from the shelves. Also the store received two lots of 80 cases each. How many cases are in the storeroom now?
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Which statement illustrates the inverse property for multiplication? A)
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Simplify and write the answer in exponential notation using positive exponents.
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