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Solve These Equations:
A painting class has 50 class members. The rules

state that 60% of students must be present to hold
the class. How many students must be there?
A recipe calls for 3/4 cup of flour. You want to double

the recipe. How much flour would you need?
Convert To A Percentage:
.30 = .66= .24=
.554= .23= .100=
$15.75 $45.79 $102.28

x 5 x .50 x 30
Round to the nearest 1000:
12,628 = 7067 =
7,291 = 19,842 =
25,999 = 14,902 =
Write the missing factors:

10 x ___ = 100 11 x ___ = 220
15 x ___ = 225 20 x ___= 400
12 x ___= 144 13 x ___ = 169
Solve these equations:

560 3900
x 12 x 100 Show Your Work Here:
1250 896
x400 x50
Round the following numbers to the nearest 10, then subtract.
247 - 176 = 853 + 503 =
309 - 127 = 489 - 279 =
702 - 320 = 1010 – 303 =
Find The Greatest Common Factor:

25, 100 =
30, 60, 120 =
10, 20, 30 =

X is 30: X is 100:
x - 25 = x + 75 =
x + 17= x + 66 =
x + 50 = x - 42 =
Solve these equations.

You get an allowance. You put $2 away in January, $4
away in February, $8 away in March, and $16 away in
April. Following the pattern, how much would you put away
in May? And how much in June?
It takes 6 cubes to build a staircase with 3 steps. How

many cubes will be needed for 9 steps?
I’m thinking of two numbers. 12 and something else. Both

of these numbers have a greatest common factor of 6 and
their least common multiple is 36. What is the other
number I’m thinking of?
Round the following numbers to the nearest 10, then multiply.
22 x 12= 25 x 24 =
71 x 14 = 49 x 99 =
19 + 11 = 76 x 89 =
Add The Fractions:

7089 6007 10,000 725
x 70 x 90 x 50 x 10
2 12304 7 4949 5 50555

Simplify The Fractions
89 33 70 24 18
x 38 x 15 x 12 x 13 x 18
96 58 100 39 22
x 12 x 33 x 66 x 12 x 76
3 741 5 6090 10 75100

Round to the nearest $1.00:
$12.68 = $7.67 =
$72.91 = $18.03 =
$107.98 = $123.51 =
Find the greatest common factors:

50, 25 =
32, 64 =
32, 72 =
Name x for each equation:

X + 5 = 25: X + 230 = 245:
64 - x = 39: x - 25 = 100:
47 + x = 59: 89 + x = 103:
100 - x = 27: 600 - x = 100:

Add Decimals.
0.625 + 0.789 = 0.456 + 0.768=
0.145 + 2.456= 9.045 + 3.598=
3.450 + 1.450 = 2110.1 + 75.32=
Write These Fractions As Decimals:

Solve These Equations:
A painting class has 50 class members. The rules

state that 60% of students must be present to hold
the class. How many students must be there? 30
A recipe calls for 3/4 cup of flour. You want to double

the recipe. How much flour would you need?
1 1/2 cups
Convert To A Percentage:
.30 = 30% .66= 66% .24= 24%
.554= 55% .23= 23% .100= 10%
$15.75 $45.79 $102.28

x 5 x .50 x 30
$78.75 $22.89 $3,068.40
Round to the nearest 1000:
12,628 = 12, 000 7067 = 7000
7,291 = 7,000 19,842 = 20,000
25,999 = 26,000 14,902 = 15,000
Write the missing factors:

10 x 10 = 100 11 x 20 = 220
15 x 15 = 225 20 x 20 = 400
12 x 12 = 144 13 x 13 = 169

560 3900 Show Your Work Here:
x 12 x 100
6720 390,000
1250 896
x400 x50
500,000 492,800
Round the following numbers to the nearest 10, then subtract.
247 - 176 = 70 853 + 503 = 350
309 - 127 = 180 489 - 279 = 210
702 - 320 = 380 1010 – 303 = 710
Find The Greatest Common Factor:

25, 100 = 25
30, 60, 120 = 30
10, 20, 30 = 10

X is 30: X is 100:
x - 25 = 5 x + 75 = 175
x + 17= 47 x + 66 = 166
x + 50 = 80 x - 42 = 58
Solve these equations.
3 32 42
25 89 64

You get an allowance. You put $2 away in January, $4
away in February, $8 away in March, and $16 away in
April. Following the pattern, how much would you put away
in May? And how much in June? $32, $64
It takes 6 cubes to build a staircase with 3 steps. How

many cubes will be needed for 9 steps? 18 cubes
I’m thinking of two numbers. 12 and something else. Both

of these numbers have a greatest common factor of 6 and
their least common multiple is 36. What is the other
number I’m thinking of? 6
Round the following numbers to the nearest 10, then multiply.
22 x 12= 200 25 x 24 = 400
71 x 14 = 700 49 x 99 = 5,000
19 + 11 = 200 76 x 89 = 7,200
Add The Fractions:
33 53 5
5 9

7089 6007 10,000 725
x 70 x 90 x 50 x 10
496,230 540,630 500,000 7,250
2 12304 7 4949 5 50555

6152 707 10,111
Simplify The Fractions
3/5 3 1/3 5/6
89 33 70 24 18
x 38 x 15 x 12 x 13 x 18
3382 495 840 312 324
96 58 100 39 22
x 12 x 33 x 66 x 12 x 76
1152 1914 6600 468 1672
3 741 5 6090 10 75100

247 1,218 7,510
Round to the nearest $1.00:
$12.68 = $13.00 $7.67 = $8.00
$72.91 = $73.00 $18.03 = $18.00
$107.98 = $108 $123.51 = $124.00
Find the greatest common factors:

50, 25 = 5
32, 64 = 8
32, 72 = 8
Name x for each equation:

X + 5 = 25: 20 X + 230 = 245: 15
64 - x = 39: 25 x - 25 = 100: 125
47 + x = 59: 11 89 + x = 103: 14
100 - x = 27: 73 600 - x = 100: 500

Add Decimals.
0.625 + 0.789 = 1.414 0.456 + 0.768= 1.224
0.145 + 2.456=2.602 9.045 + 3.598= 12.643
3.450 + 1.450 = 4.9 2110.1 + 75.32= 2185.42
Write These Fractions As Decimals:
.8
.166
.125

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A painting class has 50 class members. The rules

A recipe calls for 3/4 cup of flour. You want to double

.554= .23= .100=

$15.75 $45.79 $102.28

Write the missing factors:

15 x ___ = 225 20 x ___= 400

12 x ___= 144 13 x ___ = 169

Solve these equations:

247 - 176 = 853 + 503 =

309 - 127 = 489 - 279 =

702 - 320 = 1010 – 303 =

Find The Greatest Common Factor:

30, 60, 120 =

Solve these equations:

Solve these equations:

It takes 6 cubes to build a staircase with 3 steps. How

I’m thinking of two numbers. 12 and something else. Both

Add The Fractions:

Solve these equations:

2 12304 7 4949 5 50555

Solve these equations:

3 741 5 6090 10 75100

Find the greatest common factors:

Name x for each equation:

100 - x = 27: 600 - x = 100:

0.625 + 0.789 = 0.456 + 0.768=

0.145 + 2.456= 9.045 + 3.598=

3.450 + 1.450 = 2110.1 + 75.32=

Write These Fractions As Decimals:

A painting class has 50 class members. The rules

A recipe calls for 3/4 cup of flour. You want to double

.554= 55% .23= 23% .100= 10%

$15.75 $45.79 $102.28

7,291 = 7,000 19,842 = 20,000

25,999 = 26,000 14,902 = 15,000

Write the missing factors:

Solve these equations:

247 - 176 = 70 853 + 503 = 350

309 - 127 = 180 489 - 279 = 210

702 - 320 = 380 1010 – 303 = 710

Find The Greatest Common Factor:

30, 60, 120 = 30

Solve these equations:

Solve these equations:

It takes 6 cubes to build a staircase with 3 steps. How

I’m thinking of two numbers. 12 and something else. Both

22 x 12= 200 25 x 24 = 400

Add The Fractions:

Solve these equations:

2 12304 7 4949 5 50555

3/5 3 1/3 5/6

Solve these equations:

3 741 5 6090 10 75100

$72.91 = $73.00 $18.03 = $18.00

$107.98 = $108 $123.51 = $124.00

15 x _ = 225 20 x _= 400

12 x _= 144 13 x _ = 169