Exam 1: Real Numbers and Variable Expressions
Exam 1: Real Numbers and Variable Expressions181 Questions
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Evaluate the variable expression when a = 8, b = -3, and c = -8. 

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Translate the following into a variable expression. Then simplify, if necessary. a number added to the product of ten and the number
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The daily low temperatures during one week were recorded as follows: 8
, -1
, 12
, 3
, -8
, -10
, -4
. Find the average daily low temperature for the week.







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Evaluate the variable expression when a = -8, b = 9, c = -12, and d = 8. 

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Translate the following into a variable expression. ten minus a number
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The low temperatures for a 10-day period in a midwestern city were
. Calculate the average daily low temperature for this city.

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Use the roster method to write the set consisting of the odd integers between 16 and 26.
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Use set-builder notation to write the set consisting of the positive integers less than 20.
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Write
as a percent. Round to the nearest tenth of a percent, if necessary.

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Evaluate the following expression using the Order of Operations Agreement. 

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