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Home  |  Posts Tagged: fractions

Tag: fractions

Mike McClenathan

Practice Test 6, number 17, no calc.

Posted: March 1, 2017

Practice Test 6, number 17, no calc.

permalink | Categorized: Q and A | Tagged: fractions, grid-in, OT Test 6 Section 3
Mike McClenathan

Test 6 #20 from the no calculator section

Posted: November 19, 2016

Test 6 #20 from the no calculator section

permalink | Categorized: Q and A | Tagged: circles, fractions, OT Test 6 Section 3, ratios
Mike McClenathan

Can you do Test 5 number 19 from the no calculator section?

Posted: November 15, 2016

Can you do Test 5 number 19 from the no calculator section?

permalink | Categorized: Q and A | Tagged: algebraic manipulation, fractions, OT Test 5 Section 3
Mike McClenathan

Test 3 Section 3 #17 (grid-in) please

Posted: July 16, 2016

Test 3 Section 3 #17 (grid-in) please

permalink | Categorized: Q and A | Tagged: fractions, grid-in, OT Test 3 Section 3
Elizabeth Harmon

Please explain #13, test 1, Section 3.

Posted: July 1, 2016

Please explain #13, test 1, Section 3.

permalink | Categorized: Q and A | Tagged: algebraic manipulation, fractions, OT Test 1 Section 3, passport to advanced math
Mike McClenathan

if 0 < x < y and x/y=r which of the following must be equal to x+y/x ?

Posted: January 9, 2016

if 0 x y and x/y=r which of the following must be equal to x+y/x
(A) 1 over (r + 1)
(B) r over (r + 1)
(C) (r +1) over (r minus 1)
(D) (r + 1) over r
(E) r plus 1
can you please explain how the answer is D.

permalink | Categorized: Q and A | Tagged: algebraic manipulation, fractions, Plug In
Sucess23

If x/y=2 and z/x=4, what is the value of x+y+z/x?

Posted: September 2, 2015

If x/y=2 and z/x=4, what is the value of x+y+z/x?

A 4 1/2
B 5
C 5 1/2
D 6
E 7

permalink | Categorized: Q and A | Tagged: algebraic manipulation, fractions
NJRman1

Henry used 2/3 of the length of a board to make a box and 1/4 of the original length of the board to repair a step…

Posted: May 28, 2015

Henry used 2/3 of the length of a board to make a box and 1/4 of the original length of the board to repair a step. The remaining piece of the board was 2 feet long. How many feet long was the original board?

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