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Joe and Andrew shot baskets in a school fair. Joe made 9 baskets, which is 2 baskets more than Andrew. Supply the correct numbers to complete the equation that can be used to determine the number of baskets, b, that Andrew made.

Answer:

The answer to the question is 7. This is the number of baskets that Andrew made, as calculated using the equation b = 9 - 2.

Step-by-step explanation:

A circle has a radius of 7 centimeters (cm).

What is the approximate area of the circle?

Use the approximation of 22/7 for π in your calculations.

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( True / False ) Force is used in aristocracy.
If true how?
If false why?

The diagram shows the percentages of students who wear glasses in Lynbrook High School. If 2,500 students attend Lynbrook High School, how many students do not wear glasses?
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Directions: Answer all of the questions below, making sure to show your work. You may attach the work separately. Round to the nearest whole percent when necessary.

1. You really want to buy a new iPhone with money you received for Christmas. Last month the iPhone was priced at $999, and this month it is on sale for $699. What is the markdown between the two prices? What is the percent markdown?



2. Santa estimated that he needed to deliver 8,459 presents on Christmas night. After counting, the elves realized that Santa actually had to deliver 9,870 presents. Find the percent error.



3. In 2018, U.S. households spent an average of $1,536 during the Christmas holidays. In 2019, the average amount spent was $1,496. What is the percent change between spending in 2018 and 2019?



4. Looking at the lights on a Christmas Tree, Holly guessed that there were 228 lights on the tree. She found out later that there were actually 240 lights on the tree. Find the percent error.



5. On Christmas Day, the weatherman predicted that there would be 14 inches of snow. It ended up snowing only 9 inches on Christmas Day. What is the percent error?



6. Noel wanted to buy the video game Halo Infinite with a gift card he received for Christmas. Two months ago the price of the game was $49.99 and now the game is $65.99. What is the markup between the two prices? What is the percent markup?




7. The amount of carolers in the neighborhood Christmas caroling group was 20 last year. This year there were 28 people. What is the percent change between last year and this year?




8. You decide to buy your dad a new fishing rod for Christmas. The price of the rod was $59 with 8% sales tax. What was the amount of sales tax on the purchase? What was the total cost including sales tax?




9. Your mom wanted a new tart warmer for Christmas. You decide to buy her one from Scentsy for $20. The person who sold you the tart warmer makes 2.5% commission off your purchase. How much commission did they earn?




10. Part A: Out of Santa’s elves in his workshop, 80% finished making their toys early. If 24 elves finished working early, how many elves were in the workshop in all?



Part B: If 9 elves quit this year, what is the percent decrease in Santa’s elves?

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If x and y are in direct proportion and y is 45 when xx is 15, find y when x is 4.

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Choose the graph of the linear equation. Y = X + 6

The first step when dividing with MIXED NUMBERS is to...
Group of answer choices
-Swap the denominators.
-Simplify.
-Change the mixed numbers to improper fractions.
-Change the multiplication sign to a division sign
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A builder buys 29.5 acres of land to develop a new community of homes and parks.
The builder plans to use 0.75 of the land for a park. How many acres will he use for the park?

Explain how to solve this system of two equations.
x+2y=4 and x-2y=6

Fill in the blanks using:

system of equations
equivalent
like terms
collecting like terms
combining like terms
evaluate
substitution method
elimination method
distributive property
inverse operation
parallel
perpendicular
collinear
coincident
solution
no solution
infinitely many solution
inconsistent equation

Jabari had two equations to solve. Both had two unknowns, x and y. Jabari could use them to solve each other. That's called (_______). Jabari decided to (_______) using the substitution method. First, he had to turn the x's in one equation into y's. He subtracted 2y from both sides of the first equation x+2y = 4. This made x = 4−2y.
Next, he substituted the expression 4−2y for x in (_______). Now he had (4-2y)−2y = 6.
Jabari saw that the two 2y's were like terms. He knew that collecting like terms is a way to (_______). He combined the y's to get 4−4y = 6.
From there, he subtracted 4 from both sides to get −4y=2. Now it was easy to evaluate the expression down to a single value. The problem's solution was (_______).

Find the slope (in reduced form) between the points (4, –6) and ( –2, 8).

6/7 equals 18 over Y +15

Y= 3
Y=13
Y= 6
Y= 3.2

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What is the value of the expression below when

x = 3 and y = 5?

x = 9y ?

18 is 40% of what number?
Group of answer choices
7.2
40
18
45
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Evaluate the following numerical expression:
(15 ÷ 3)to the power of 2 + 9 ÷ 3
Group of answer choices
-5
-13
-11.3
-28
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Dione collects trading cards. His favorites are baseball and football cards. For
every 9 baseball cards he owns, Dione has 16 football cards. What is the ratio
of baseball cards to football cards in his collection?
OA. 16 to 9
OB. 9:16
C. 9 and 16
O D. 16

Identify the graph of the linear equation y = x − 4.

The data shows how many videos were rented for a forty-day period. Which table matches the information data that was collected?

Identify all of the expressions that can be used to find the slope of a linear function.

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Kayleen buys one 3 -pound bag of cat food. Her cat eats about 34 of a pound every week. How many weeks does one bag last?

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Question 18 (1 point)
The picture shows Earth's movement around the Sun.





How does Earth's movement around the Sun affect the average monthly temperatures in Atlanta, Georgia?

a
Earth's distance from the Sun causes Atlanta to get different amounts of sunlight as it moves around the Sun.
b
Earth's orbital path causes Atlanta to get the same amount of sunlight as it moves around the Sun.
c
Earth's tilt on its axis causes Atlanta to get different amounts of sunlight as it moves around the Sun.
d
Earth's rotation on its axis causes Atlanta to get the same amount of sunlight as it moves around the Sun.
Question 19 (1 point)
The diagram shows Earth in its yearly orbit around the Sun. During the year, places in the Northern and Southern Hemispheres experience seasons because of the tilt of Earth on its axis.





Which statement correctly identifies the season in the Northern Hemisphere when the Earth is at Position B?

a
It is summer because Earth is farther away from the Sun.
b
It is summer because the northern part of Earth is tilted toward the Sun.
c
It is winter because the northern part of Earth tilts away from the Sun.
d
It is winter because Earth is farther away from the Sun.
Question 20 (1 point)
Rachael observed the pattern of the Moon. She observed that the shape of the Moon is not the same every day. What could be the reason for her observation?

a
The Moon reflects the Sun's light, and the part of the Moon facing the Sun is visible.
b
The Moon produces its own light, and the part of the Moon away from the Sun is visible.
c
The Moon reflects the light of Earth, and the part of the Moon facing Earth is visible.
d
The Moon produces its own light, and the part of the Moon facing Earth is visible.
Question 21 (1 point)
Tin lives in Atlanta and observes the moon as a waxing gibbous. Her cousin lives halfway around the world in China. Do Tin and her cousin see the same phase of the moon at the same time?

a
Yes, because the phase of the Moon does not change as the Earth rotates.
b
Yes, because the Moon quickly rotates around the Earth and will appear in the same phase to everyone on Earth.
c
No, because the Earth quickly rotates around the Moon and will appear in different phases to everyone on Earth.
d
No, because the phase of the Moon changes as the Earth rotates.
Question 22 (1 point)
How much of the Moon is always reflecting sunlight?

a
a half
b
none
c
a quarter
d
all
Question 23 (1 point)
During the month of July, Floridians living in the Northern Hemisphere experience hot weather while Australians living in the Southern Hemisphere experience cold weather. Why does Florida experience summer while Australia experiences winter?

a
Australia is closer to the Sun than Florida during the month of July.
b
Florida is closer to the equator than Australia during the month of July.
c
The Northern Hemisphere is tilted more toward the Sun than the Southern Hemisphere.
d
The Northern Hemisphere is experiencing day while the Southern Hemisphere is experiencing night.
Question 24 (1 point)
The diagram below is of the Sun, the Moon, and Earth.



What event is shown in the diagram?

a
full moon
b
solar eclipse
c
lunar eclipse
d
crescent moon
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A movie theater has 940 seats. Tickets were sold for 846 of the seats. For what percent of the seats were tickets sold?
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Kayleen buys one 3 -pound bag of cat food. Her cat eats about 3/4 of a pound every week. How many weeks does one bag last?

what is the transformation of f(x)=|x| to g(x)=5/4|x-2|+7

7.67 is what fraction of 23

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Lisa's pet shop has 2 fish tanks. Tank A contains smaller fish who are fed 1 gram of food each per day. Tank B contains larger fish who are fed 2 grams of food each per day. If Tank B contains 2/3 the number of fish that Tank A contains, will Lisa ever feed both tanks the same amount of food?