Checkin A - Mock (12-23) Form A

Question 12

What is the value of 10.2 - 3.1 * 4?

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Question 13

David's Checking Account:

7/2 Beginning balance: $480.15

7/6 Deposit: $95.50

7/12 Withdrawal: $60.25

7/18 Debit card purchase: $25.80

7/22 Ending balance: ?

What is the ending balance of David's account on July 22nd?

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Question 14

Coffee Shop Z decides to increase the price of a latte by 10%. What is the new price of a latte at Coffee Shop Z?

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Question 15

A model train uses a scale of ¹/₄ inch = 1 foot. The model train's engine is 6 inches long. If the real train engine is measured in meters and 1 inch is approximately 0.0254 meters, how long is the actual train engine in meters?

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Question 16

Scale: 1 inch = 8 feet

What is the area of the actual object?

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Question 17

Carlos and Maria run a landscaping business. Their quarterly income is:

July: $32,000

August: $41,500

September: $28,700

They have 3 part-time workers, each earning $6,200 during the quarter. Equipment maintenance cost $4,500, and fuel expenses were $2,100. Carlos and Maria split the profit evenly. How much profit did Maria make this quarter?

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Question 18

A store sells t-shirts for $15 each. They are having a sale where each t-shirt is $3 off. How much money will a customer save if they buy 5 t-shirts during the sale?

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NC.7.NS.3

Question 19

On a floor plan, a bedroom measures 3 inches by 4 inches. The scale used is 1 inch : 4 feet. What is the actual perimeter of the bedroom floor?

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Question 20

Gladis wants to sell handmade bracelets and is determining what to charge for these treasures. Which table of prices represents a proportional relationship?

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Question 21

The scale for this drawing is 1 inch = 5 feet. What is the area of the actual object?

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NC.7.G.1