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NYS Math 7 - State Test Review
NYS Math 7 - State Test Review
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1
You are buying a $23,500 car with a 4 year loan at 3.5% simple interest. What's the total paid?
$26,790
$3,290
$32,900
$56,400
2
Mrs. Coffey jogged 2¾ miles in the morning and 3½ miles at night. How far did she jog total?
6½ miles
6¾ miles
5¾ miles
6¼ miles
3
Find the quotient.
2 and 1/6
2 and 2/27
2½
10½
4
A circle with an area of 81 ỻ. Find the diameter.
4.5
81
9
18
5
Find the quotient. (-61.2) ÷ (-0.9)
68
72
-7.2
6.8
6
Simplify |9| + |-3|
-3
6
12
-12
7
Ken had a circular table that was 5 ft across. How much border does he need to the closest ft?
16
79
15
157
8
You are buying this dress for $350. The tax is 8.7%. What's the total with tax?
$304.50
$408.45
$380.45
$30.45
9
Evaluate the expression when a = 4, b = -5, and c = -8. |a + b + c|
1
-9
7
9
10
Write the integers in order from least to greatest. -2, |-6|, √100, 5, 0, 1.3
√100, -2, 1.3, 0, |-6|, 5
|-6|, -2, 5, 0, 1.3, √100
0, √100, -2, 1.3, 5, |-6|
-2, 0, 1.3, 5, |-6|, √100
11
What is the first step to solving this equation? What is the solution?
subtract 22; x = 4
subtract 10; x = 4
add 10; x = 4
divide by 3; x = 4
12
What's the probability that you roll two sixes when rolling 2 dice?
1/36
1/12
1/6
1/3
13
Which expressions is equivalent to ¾ (x + 12)
it's simplified already
¾x + 9
¾x + 0.75
x + 9
14
Mary donates 20% of her tips to charity. If she made $250 in tips, how much money did she keep?
$125
$25
$50
$200
15
Ben dove 2 ft below sea level and then 6 ft below to see some fish. How far below is he?
8
-4
-8
4
16
Which number is
not
an integer?
0
-√25
1.2
-6/2
17
Simplify. 4(y + 7)
4y + 11
11y
4y + 28
4y + 7
18
Solve the equation. 6 ( x - 2 ) = -24
x = 4
x = -11/3
x = 6
x = -2
19
Your weight was 85 pounds in 6th grade and now you weigh 100 pounds. What's the percent change?
20%
18%
85%
15%
