Exam 7: Rational Numbers As Decimals and Percents
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Convert the repeating decimal to a fraction.
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-The distance from the downtown station to the last stop on a commuter railroad line is 46.8 miles. The distance between stops is about 3.9 miles. How many stops are there?
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Rewrite the number or expression as requested.
- (Rewrite as a standard numeral.)
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-Rewrite the number or expression as requested.
(Write the result in scientific notation.)
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Write the following as a sum using powers of 10 to show place value.
-6.000622
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Estimate an answer to the problem.
-An advertisement states that television sets are on sale at B&G Electronics. The sale prices are: 13-inch set, $147.99; 19-inch set, $201.95; 21-inch set, $231.99; 27-inch set, $299.97; 50-inch set, $502.97. Estimate the approximate number of 19-inch sets that can be bought for $2037.
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-Jake has a cable that is 51 feet long. He wants to cut it into pieces that are 8.5 feet long. How many 8.5-foot pieces will he get from the cable?
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-The pharmacist mixed 7.53 grams of one drug with 3.618 grams of another drug. What was the weight of the mixture?
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-It took three assembly-line workers 7.25 seconds, 7.495 seconds, and 6.7 seconds to assemble a product. How many seconds in all did they work?
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-An advertisement states that television sets are on sale at B&G Electronics. The sale prices are: 13-inch set, $147.99; 19-inch set, $208.95; 21-inch set, $231.99; 27-inch set, $289.97; 50-inch set, $519.97. Estimate to the nearest ten how much more a 50-inch set costs than a 21-inch set.
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-John earns $9.51 per hour. If he works 13 hours, how much will he earn?
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Order the decimals from least to greatest.
-3.09, 3.9, 3.099, 3.999
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Round the number as specified.
-717.686 to the nearest unit
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Write the following as a sum using powers of 10 to show place value.
-0.027
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