Perform the addition.
130)
24.9 + 4.71 + 0.61
130)
A)
20.8
B)
29
C)
30.22
D)
19.58
Perform the multiplication.
131)
670
×0.218
131)
A)
146.171
B)
146.06
C)
146.16
D)
146.17
B
Perform the addition.
132)
4560
150
+ 1507
132)
A)
1647
B)
5917
C)
6117
D)
6217
D
Round the number to the nearest thousandth, nearest hundredth, and nearest tenth. Remember to round from the original
number.
133)
3.883
133)
A)
3.883, 3.90, 4
B)
3.883, 3.88, 3.9
C)
3.88, 3.8, 3
D)
3.884, 3.88, 3.8
B
C
Solve the problem.
134)
Each year, 553 people move from Babbittown. How many people have moved from the town in 10
years?
134)
A)
6083 people
B)
5430 people
C)
5530 people
D)
5540 people
Write the unit cost, rounded to the nearest cent.
135)
If 44 cheeseburgers cost $57.01, then one cheeseburger costs $1.2957.
135)
A)
$57.01
B)
$1.20
C)
$1.30
D)
$1.40
Solve the problem.
136)
Evelyn measured two rooms of her apartment and found that she needed 48.8 square meters of
wallpaper for one room and 19.8 square meters for the other. How much wallpaper did she need?
136)
A)
68.7 m2
B)
68.6 m2
C)
78.6 m2
D)
137.2 m2
Perform the subtraction.
137)
7699
– 2252
137)
A)
5443
B)
5343
C)
7447
D)
5447
Divide.
138)
42 11,196
138)
A)
266 R24
B)
266
C)
24
D)
266 R20
Express the number in words.
139)
9,900,765
139)
A)
nine million, nine hundred thousand, seven thousand, sixty–five
B)
nine million, ninety thousand, seven hundred sixty–five
C)
nine million, nine thousand, seven hundred sixty–five
D)
nine million, nine hundred thousand, seven hundred sixty–five
Solve the problem.
140)
Corn production increased 4,000 pounds over last year on Steve’s farm. Last year the farm
produced 44,000 pounds. How much corn did Steve’s farm produce this year?
140)
A)
41,000 lb
B)
56,000 lb
C)
48,000 lb
D)
40,000 lb
141)
Jack borrowed $640 from his brother. Jack’s brother wants 6 monthly payments of $135 to repay the
loan. How much extra is Jack’s brother charging for the loan?
141)
A)
$170
B)
$910
C)
$35
D)
$810
142)
The following chart shows Tech Support Inc. monthly sales by region for each of the first six
months of the year.
Region Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Totals
East $44,980 $47,501 $37,579 $47,321 $40,100 $37,428
Midwest $38,473 $44,226 $38,264 $43,100 $47,536 $52,002
West $30,604 $50,592 $74,058 $37,252 $56,519 $44,935
Totals
142)
A)
Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Totals
$255,909
$264,601
$294,960
$114,057 $142,319 $149,901 $127,673 $144,155 $134,365 $815,470
B)
Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Totals
$217,481
$211,599
$249,025
$114,057 $142,319 $149,901 $127,673 $144,155 $134,365 $678,105
C)
Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Totals
$253,909
$262,601
$292,960
$114,057 $142,319 $149,901 $127,673 $144,155 $134,365 $809,470
D)
Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Totals
$254,909
$263,601
$293,960
$114,057 $142,319 $149,901 $127,673 $144,155 $134,365 $812,470
143)
A manager of a local restaurant had a bank balance of $3613.68 on October 1. During October, the
manager deposited $52,334.19 received from sales, $2119.80 received as credits from suppliers, and
$94.30 as a county tax refund. He paid out $25,417.05 to suppliers, $4187.22 for rent and utilities,
and $10,804.70 for salaries. What was the manager’s final balance at the end of October?
143)
A)
$10,525.64
B)
$14,139.32
C)
$54,548.29
D)
$17,753.00
Divide.
144)
63092
144)
A)
515
B)
515 R1
C)
514 R8
D)
515 R2
Perform the indicated operation.
145)
38 8.77 (Round to the nearest hundredths when necessary.)
145)
A)
0.73
B)
0.02
C)
0.07
D)
0.23
D
Write the decimal in words.
146)
.47
146)
A)
forty-seven hundredths
B)
forty-seven millionths
C)
forty-seven thousandths
D)
forty-seven tenths
A
Divide.
147)
67 6153
147)
A)
94 R59
B)
91
C)
94 R5
D)
91 R56
D
Estimate by using front–end rounding.
148)
593
– 348
148)
A)
240
B)
200
C)
300
D)
245
C
D
Solve the problem.
149)
If you save $24.26 by buying an item from a discount catalog when the list price is $123.85, what is
the discount price?
149)
A)
$99.59
B)
$148.01
C)
$98.59
D)
$148.11
150)
A travel agent arranged a payment plan for a client. It required a down payment of $300 and 12
monthly payments of $567. What was the total cost of the plan?
150)
A)
$6904
B)
$7104
C)
$6804
D)
$7004
Multiply.
151)
644
×300
151)
A)
193,200
B)
192,200
C)
183,200
D)
191,200
Solve the problem.
152)
Brandy’s Gift House pays employees for each gift they gift wrap. Assume they are paid as follows:
gifts 1–10
gifts 11–15
gifts 16 and up
$2.00 each
$2.50 each
$3.00 each
If Lee wraps 15 gifts, what are her gross earnings?
152)
A)
$37.50
B)
$30.00
C)
$32.50
D)
$35.00
Estimate by using front–end rounding.
153)
251
– 102
153)
A)
200
B)
400
C)
149
D)
100
Perform the subtraction.
154)
687
– 115
154)
A)
562
B)
472
C)
572
D)
802
Multiply.
155)
8438
×286
155)
A)
2,413,268
B)
2,412,268
C)
2,413,368
D)
2,423,268
Round the number as requested.
156)
6752 to the nearest thousand
156)
A)
7100
B)
7000
C)
8000
D)
6890
157)
3477 to the nearest ten
157)
A)
3480
B)
3470
C)
3490
D)
3580
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