Chapter 9 practice test

Howie Caldwell wants to purchase a sports car that has a $27,495 base price. He chooses

three options, a satellite radio for $600, 4-speed automatic transmission at $1,495, and

sunroof for $455. The destination charge is $775.

• 30,045

• 30,620

• 30,820

• 42,000

Answer explanation

27,495+600+1495+455+775=30,820

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CCSS.4.OA.A.3

Vera Suzo wants to buy a new car with a

$22,950 base price and wants the heated seats

option for $875. The destination charge is

$500. Find the sticker price.

• 24,325

• 23,825

• 22,950

• 24,950

Answer explanation

$22,950 + $875 + $500 = $24,325

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CCSS.4.OA.A.3

Find the dealer cost. Base price is 16500, option price is 3500, destination is 450. Dealer pays 90% base price and 85% options price.

• 16500

• 20000

• 18275

• 17825

Answer explanation

$16,500 × 90% + $3,500 × 85% + $450=18275

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CCSS.6.RP.A.3C

Calculate the dealer cost. Base price is 21600, options price is 2300, destination is 562. Dealer pays 88% base price and 91% options price.

• 23562

• 24462

• 21101

• 21663

Answer explanation

(21,600 × .88) + (2,300 × .91) + 562=21663

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CCSS.7.RP.A.3

Rick Takei has a 4-wheel drive vehicle

whose average retail value is $15,857. A

used vehicle guide adds $60 for heated

outside mirrors, $250 for rear and side

air bags, $175 for cruise control, and

$100 for remote keyless entry. It sug-

gests deducting $750 for excessive mile-

age. What is the average retail price?

• 16442

• 15692

• 15592

• 15857

Answer explanation

15857+60+250+175+100-750=15692

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CCSS.7.EE.B.3

Peg Alcott owns a compact car and

wants to know its average wholesale

price. An Internet guide lists $2,600 as

the average retail value. She adds $100

for power windows and $50 for a tilt

steering wheel and deducts $600 for

no air conditioning. What is the car’s

average wholesale price?

• 2150

• 2750

• 2450

• 2600

Answer explanation

2600+100+50-600=2150

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CCSS.6.EE.B.7

Data for Skyler Higgins are driver-rating factor, 1.45 and age and rating group, B, 11.

Insurance coverage is 50/100 bodily injury, $50,000 property damage, and $50 deduct-

ible each for comprehensive and collision. What is the

annual premium? Use table from 9-4 insurance for rates.

• 669.00

• 970.05

• 888.05

• 962.05

Answer explanation

50/100,50000=344

B11 collisison=243

B11 comp=82

344+243+82=669

669*1.45=970.05

Raven Sandler uses her car to drive to and from work. Her driver-rating factor is 3.85.

Her insurance coverage includes 100/300 bodily injury and $100,000 property damage.

Her car is in age group A and insurance-rating group 14. What are her (a) annual basic

premium and (b) annual premium?

• 3345.45

• 3245.55

• 943.00

• 843.00

Answer explanation

100/300, 100,000=394

A14 collision=322

A14 comp=127

394+322+127=843

843*3.85=3245.55

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CCSS.6.EE.B.6

34. Two years ago Ernest Dorsey purchased a used sport coupe for $8,000.00 that is now

worth $6,000.00. Last year he drove it 13,569 miles and kept a record of all expenses. His

variable costs were gasoline, $1,589.56; oil changes, $245.98; and repairs, $548.11. His

fi xed costs were insurance, $1,105.32 and license, $85.00. What was the cost per mile?

• .34

• .43

• .33

• .32

Answer explanation

$1,589.56 + $245.98 +

$548.11 = $2,383.65 variable

$1,000.00 + $1,105.32 +

$85.00 = $2,190.32 fixed

$2,383.65 + $2,190.32/13,569 =

$0.337 = $0.34

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CCSS.8.F.B.4

CCSS.HSF.IF.B.6

Jackson McCoy purchased a used car a year ago. He drove 8,564 miles during the year and

kept a record of all of his expenses. He calculated the annual variable cost to be $1,342.90.

His annual fixed costs were $905.44. Find the cost per mile.

• .26

• .25

• .32

• .33

Answer explanation

$1,342.90 + $905.44/8,564 = = 0.2625 = $0.26

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CCSS.HSF-LE.A.1B