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MTH011A |Math Foundations II | Unit 3 Graded Assignment| Ratio, Proportion, and Decimals
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Unit 3 Assignment
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Solve the following problems:
(1 point)
1. Choose the answer that correctly expresses this ratio in fraction form. 36:54
2
3
36
54
12
18
6
9
2
Answer: 3
(1 point)
2. Choose the answer that correctly expresses this ratio in simplest fraction form. 25 to 50
5
10
25
50
1
2
50
25
1
Answer: 2
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3. Write a ratio that correctly compares a class that has 12 girls out of 23 total students.
12
Answer: 12 to 23 or 12:23 or 23
(1 point)
4. What is the unit rate in this problem? The car went 450 miles and used 15 gallons of gas.
Answer: 30 miles per gallon
(1 point)
5. The legend of a map says that .5 inches is equal to 10 miles on the map. If a highway on the map is 1.75
inches long, how long is the actual highway?
Answer: 35 miles
(1 point)
6. Change .145 to a percent.
Answer: 14.5%
(1 point)
7. Change 72% to a decimal.
Answer: 0.72
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8. Change 125% into a fraction.
1
Answer: 122
(1 point)
9. Find 30% of 60.
Answer: 18
(1 point)
10. Find 80% of 300.
Answer: 240
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11. Of 3,000 pet owners surveyed, 15% adopted their pets from an animal shelter. How many pets were
adopted from an animal shelter?
Answer: 450 pets
(1 point)
12. To maintain a healthy diet, no more than 30% of calories consumed each day should come from fat. A
normal, healthy teenage girl needs about 2,000 calories each day. How many calories should come from
sources other than fat in a teenage girl's diet each day?
Answer: 1400 calories
(1 point)
13. What is the probability of rolling an even number on a standard 6-sided die?
1
6
1
3
1
4
1
2
1
Answer: 2
(1 point)
14. What is the probability of rolling any number except for three on a standard 6-sided die?
5
6
2
3
1
6
1
3
5
Answer: 6
(1 point)
15. True or false: A probability of 0 means that an event is possible.
Answer: false
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16. A bag contains 12 marbles. Three of the marbles are green. What is the probability you will choose a
green marble from the bag? Express as a fraction.
1
Answer: 4
(1 point)
17. True or false: The probability of an event occurring is
8
. The chances of the event occurring are
15
greater than the chances of the event not occurring.
Answer: true
(1 point)
18. Write an integer that represents this situation (be sure to include + or -): weight gain of 10 pounds
Answer: +10
(1 point)
19. Write an integer that represents this situation (be sure to include + or -): a 15 yard loss in football
Answer: -15
(1 point)
20. +11 + (+6) =
Answer: 17
(1 point)
21. -15 + (+23) =
Answer: 8
(1 point)
22. 5 − (-10) =
Answer: 15
(1 point)
23. -12 – 9 =
Answer: -21
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24. Katie earns money by selling lemonade. She keeps track of how much she spends and makes each
weekend. The following are her profits and expenses: -$3, +$4, -$3, +$6,
-$2, +$5, -$6, +$12. How much money did Katie make or lose this weekend?
Answer: +$13
(1 point)
25. The average temperature on the surface of the earth is 15 degrees. On the surface of Mars, the average
temperature is -50 degrees. What is the difference in these two temperatures?
Answer: 65 degrees
(1 point)
26. What is the name of the horizontal axis on a coordinate grid?
point of origin
x-axis
y-axis
Answer: x-axis
(1 point)
27. What is the name of the vertical axis on a coordinate grid?
point of origin
x-axis
y-axis
Answer: y-axis
(1 point)
28. What name is given to the ordered pair (0, 0)?
point of origin
x-axis
y-axis
Answer: point of origin
(1 point)
29. True or false, y-values above the point of origin on the y-axis are always positive.
Answer: true
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30. Write this number in standard form. three hundred fifty thousand
Answer: 350,000
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31. Write this number in standard form. four and thirty one hundredths
Answer: 4.31
(1 point)
32. Write this number in standard form. 4,000,000 + 300,000 + 6,000 + 500 + 7
Answer: 4,306,507
(1 point)
33. Astronaut Shannon Lucid holds the world record for the longest stay in space by a woman. She lived
aboard the Russian space station Mir for 188 days. Write the number in word form.
Answer: one hundred eighty-eight
(1 point)
34. As a safeguard against error, the dollar amount on a check is written in both standard form and in words.
Write the dollar amount of six thousand, six hundred forty-one dollars and forty cents. Write this number
in standard form.
Answer: $6,641.40
(1 point)
35. Write the number in standard notation. 3.25  103
Answer: 3250
(1 point)
36. Write the number in standard notation.
 6  10    8  10 
2
3
Answer: 8600
(1 point)
37. Write this number in standard notation. four hundred twenty and three tenths
Answer: 420.3
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38. The circulation of a popular magazine is about 1,100,000. What is the correct scientific notation
of this number?
1.1 106
11 106
1.1 106
Answer: 1.1 x 106
(1 point)
39. There are 5,280 feet in one mile. What is the correct scientific notation of this number?
5.28  103
52.8  103
5.28  103
Answer: 5.28 x 103
(1 point)
40. Write this number in standard notation. ten thousand one hundred forty-two and nine tenths
Answer: 10,142.9
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