
7th FSA Review
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Talya Frost
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By Talya Frost
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Determine the unknown value in the proportion.
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Determine the unknown value in the proportion.
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Determine the unknown value in the proportion.
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You decide to start walking dogs to make some money on the weekends.
For each dog you walk, yo umake $15.
How much money would you make if you walked 3 dogs?
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You spend an average of 30 minutes per night doing homework.
How much time will you spend doing homework in a school week?
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25% OF 80
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Milk has increased in price by 6% in recent years. If today's price is approximately $3.60 how much was the ORIGINAL price of milk before the price increase?
$0.22
$0.21
$3.34
$3.40
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Eliana earned $225 from a summer job to buy new clothes for school. She found several items she would like to buy, but is trying to decide if she has enough money to buy all the items she likes. She found two pairs of shorts for $30 each and four shirts with an average cost of $15 per shirt. She will have to pay 6.5% sales tax.
If she buys all the items, how much SALES TAX will she have to pay?
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Samuel wants to buy a skateboard that usually sells for $95.99 . The store is having a sale and all merchandise is discounted by 16% .
What is the total cost of the scooter if Samue pays 6.5% sales tax?
$80.63
$90.48
$85.87
$106.45
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A discount store purchased iphone chargers for $6.00 per charger. the store marked up the price of the charger by 35%. What is the selling price of one charger?
$2.10
$8.10
$41.00
$6.00
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Interest = Principal x rate x time
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Jackson borrows $2,100 to buy new furniture for his dorm room. If the simple interest rate is 2.5% how much interest will he have to pay in 3 years?
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A scaled copy is a copy of an figure where every length in the original figure is multiplied by the same number.
For example, the two rectangles on the left are scale copies because every length when going from X to Y is multiplied by 3.
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The word corresponding parts refers to parts that match between two scaled figures. You can identify corresponding angles, corresponding sides, corresponding points, or corresponding line sedments.
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For example, if the original side length is 5, and the corresponding side length is 25, the scale factor is...
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1/5
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If a rectangle is 5 by 6 and the scale factor is 3, after scaling up, what would be the new measurements?
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x + 5 ≤ 13
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6 > x
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Anita needs at least an 90 grade (g) on her test to get an A in math class.
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x > 9
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5 ≥ x
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Tell whether the angles are adjacent or vertical!
Find the value of x!
Adjacent; 20o
Vertical; 20o
Adjacent; 70o
Vertical; 70o
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Tell whether the angles are complementary or supplementary! Then find the value of x.
Complementary; 11
Supplementary; 11
Complementary; x=19
Supplementary, x=19
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Tell whether the angles are complementary or supplementary! Then find the value of x!
Complementary; x=23
Complementary; x=10
Supplementary; x=10
Supplementary; x=23
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Determine if each set of lengths can be used to construct a triangle and explain why:
3, 4, and 9.
Yes, because the sum of the two smaller sides is smaller than the third.
No, because the sum of the two smaller sides is smaller than the third.
No, because the sum of the two smaller sides is larger than the third.
Yes, because the sum of the two smaller sides is larger than the third.
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Determine if each set of lengths can be used to construct a triangle and explain why:
6, 9, and 12.
Yes, because the sum of the two smaller sides is smaller than the third.
No, because the sum of the two smaller sides is smaller than the third.
No, because the sum of the two smaller sides is larger than the third.
Yes, because the sum of the two smaller sides is larger than the third.
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Find the value of x.
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Use the figure to find the measure of the angle. Explain your reasoning:
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115 ; Using Corresponding and Supplementary Angles
65; Using Alternate Exterior Angles
115; Using Alternate Interior Angles
25; Using Corresponding and Vertical Angles
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Use the figure to find the measure of the angle. Explain your reasoning:
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115 ; Using Supplementary Angles
25; Using Complementary Angles
115; Using Exterior Angles
25; Using Corresponding Angles
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Use the figure to find the measure of the angle. Explain your reasoning:
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115 ; Using Supplementary Angles
25; Using Complementary Angles
115; Using Vertical Angles
25; Using Corresponding Angles
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Use the figure to find the measure of the angle. Explain your reasoning:
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115 ; Using Corresponding and Supplementary Angles
115; Using Alternate Exterior Angles
25; Using Alternate Interior Angles
25; Using Corresponding and Vertical Angles
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Find the measure of the exterior angle.
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Find the measures of the interior angles of the polygon.
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Solve for x.
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Find angle x
247o
67o
157o
203o
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