Preparing for Algebra and StatisticsThird Edition · XYZ Homework Edition

Chapter 1 Review

In Module I, we saw that formulas are used all the time in school and in everyday life. In order to evaluate a formula though, we have to be confident in our arithmetic skills. We reviewed addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, exponents, square roots, and order of operations, but more importantly, we used them to tackle real formulas.

Chapter 1 Review Problems

Perform the indicated operation for #1-53.

  1. 23 + 14 + 57

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    94

  2. 156 + 198 + 377

  3. 478 + 969

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    1,447

  4. 8961 + 4530

  5. 875 + 641

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    1,516

  6. 905 + 728

  7. 200 – 87

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    113

  8. 3000 – 1472

  9. 1500 – 851

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    649

  10. 531 – 175

  11. 1348 – 936

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    412

  12. 4421 – 3897

  13. 6 x 18

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    108

  14. 7 x 42

  15. 300 x 40

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    12,000

  16. 130 x 500

  17. 1200 x 8000

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    9,600,000

  18. 740 x 10000

  19. 65 x 73

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    4,745

  20. 84 x 89

  21. 24 x 148

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    3,552

  22. 75 x 348

  23. 135 x 642

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    86,670

  24. 307 x 52

  25. 16 x 0

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    0

  26. 14 x 1

  27. 1 x 234

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    234

  28. 0 x 138

  29. 145 ÷ 3

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    48 R 1

  30. 650 ÷ 26

  31. 144 ÷ 9

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    16

  32. 1356 ÷ 89

  33. 13 ÷ 1

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    13

  34. 0 ÷ 56

  35. 5 1

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    5

  36. 16 0

  37. 45 4

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    11 R 1

  38. 103 103

  39. 57 57

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    1

  40. 38 1

  41. 18700 340

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    55

  42. 5 2

  43. 14 2

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    196

  44. 3 5

  45. 16

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    4

  46. 81

  47. 121

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    11

  48. 25

  49. 900

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    30

  50. 91 − 48 ÷ 8 × 13 + 3 2

  51. ( 17 − 11 + 4 2 ) ÷ 11

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    2

  52. 89 − ( 45 ÷ 3 2 × 2 ) + 36

  53. ( 32 + 2 3 − 4 )

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    6

  54. Jubal went on a diet to lose weight. Before the diet, he weighed 247 pounds. After the diet he weighed 183 pounds. How much weight did he lose?

  55. Aria went to the store to purchase some items. The items cost $13, $8, $2, $19, and $28. What is the total cost of all the items?

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    $70

  56. Kira is an elementary school teacher. She is taking her class on a field-trip to a museum. She has 38 students in her class. Many parents volunteered to drive. If each car holds 3 students, how many cars will Kira need to get all of the students to the museum?

  57. Leann works at a department store and gets paid $461 each week. If she works 23 weeks, how much money will she have made?

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    $10,603

The surface area of a box is given by the formula S=2LW+2LH+2WH.

  1. Find the surface area of a box if L = 13cm, W = 8 cm, and H = 5 cm.

  2. Find the surface area of a box if L = 24 in, W = 16 in, and H = 12 in.

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    1,728 sq in

Let’s look at the z-score formula again. z=(x−μ)σ

  1. Find the z-score if x=62,μ=56,  and  σ=3.

  2. Find the z-score if x=241,μ=109,  and  σ=12.

    Check answer

    11

Let’s look at the distance formula used in Algebra classes. d=(x2−x1)2+(y2−y1)2

  1. Find the distance if x1=7,x2=16,y1=3,  and  y2=15.

  2. Find the distance if x1=20,x2=25,y1=14,  and  y2=26.

    Check answer

    13

Adapted from Preparing for Algebra and Statistics, Third Edition, by Matt Teachout. License: CC BY 4.0. Copyright and sources.

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