Benchmark 2 Study Guide (due Friday!) Complete this in your notebook. (You can use left AND right pages!) Benchmark 2 Study Guide (due Friday!) Complete this in your notebook. (You can use left AND right pages!) Integers: (p. 2-9) 1. 33 + (-55) 3. Find the difference of 30 and -15 2. -19 x 3 4. -72 ÷ -9 Integers: (p. 2-9) 1. 33 + (-55) 3. Find the difference of 30 and -15 2. -19 x 3 4. -72 ÷ -9 Algebra: Find the variable: (p. 12) Algebra: Find the variable: (p. 12) 2 1 3 2 5. n + 7 = 26 6. w - = 2 7. 9k = 99 8. 1 2 𝑏= 4 5 2 5. n + 7 = 26 6. w - = 2 7. 9k = 99 8. 3 1 2 𝑏= 1 2 4 5 Write an expression: (p. 11) 9. Two more THAN a number (n) times 5 10. 9 less THAN a number (k) times 3 Write an expression: (p. 11) 9. Two more THAN a number (n) times 5 10. 9 less THAN a number (k) times 3 Order of Operations: (p. 13) 11. 42 + .4(50) 12. . 6(70) + .8(90) Order of Operations: (p. 13) 11. 42 + .4(50) 12. . 6(70) + .8(90) 13. 3 4 × 2 3 − 1 13. 6 3 4 × 2 3 − 1 6 Mean (p. 15) 14. Find the mean: 6, 7, 3, 4 Mean (p. 15) 14. Find the mean: 6, 7, 3, 4 GCF and LCM (p. 19 and 21) 15. Find the GCF of 56 and 48 16. Find the LCM of 4 and 6 GCF and LCM (p. 19 and 21) 15. Find the GCF of 56 and 48 16. Find the LCM of 4 and 6 Fractions (p. 23-35) Fractions (p. 23-35) 17. Simplify 18. Put 1 4 12 17. Simplify 15 and - 19. You bought 3 4 14 15 on a number line (see p. 26) 18. Put 1 pounds of apples and pound of bananas. 3 How many pounds of fruit did you buy in all? 3 2 4 feet. How much further did your friend throw the football? 21. You have a board that is 15 feet long. You cut it up into pieces that are 1 2 4 15 and - 19. You bought 3 4 14 15 on a number line (see p. 26) 1 pounds of apples and pound of bananas. 3 How many pounds of fruit did you buy in all? 1 20. You threw a football 25 feet. Your friend threw it 32 1 12 feet long. How many pieces do you have? 1 3 2 4 20. You threw a football 25 feet. Your friend threw it 32 feet. How much further did your friend throw the football? 21. You have a board that is 15 feet long. You cut it up into pieces that are 1 2 feet long. How many pieces do you have? Ratios & Proportions (p. 37-41) 22. Paul’s car can drive 75 miles on 3 gallons of gas. How many miles can be driven on 10 gallons of gas? 23. During our week at camp, we spent 3 hours hiking for every one hour we rested. How long did we rest if we hiked for 12 hours? 24. There are 8 dogs and 10 cats. Write the ratio of dogs to cats in simplest form. Ratios & Proportions (p. 37-41) 22. Paul’s car can drive 75 miles on 3 gallons of gas. How many miles can be driven on 10 gallons of gas? 23. During our week at camp, we spent 3 hours hiking for every one hour we rested. How long did we rest if we hiked for 12 hours? 24. There are 8 dogs and 10 cats. Write the ratio of dogs to cats in simplest form. Percents (p. 43-49) 25. Change 3.5% into a fraction in simplest form. 26. Change 72.6% in to a decimal. 27. What is 8% of 50? 28. A $200 iPod is on sale for 30% off. Find the sales price. 29. You pay $26 for dinner and leave a 15% tip. What’s your total cost? 30. You earn a 4% commission on everything you sell. You sell $350 of DVDs at Best Buy. What’s your commission? Percents (p. 43-49) 25. Change 3.5% into a fraction in simplest form. 26. Change 72.6% in to a decimal. 27. What is 8% of 50? 28. A $200 iPod is on sale for 30% off. Find the sales price. 29. You pay $26 for dinner and leave a 15% tip. What’s your total cost? 30. You earn a 4% commission on everything you sell. You sell $350 of DVDs at Best Buy. What’s your commission?