1.	Find the product of -2, 6, and (-12).
		A.	-144	B.	144
		C.	-72	D.	72
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	2.	Sarah must maintain a balance of at least $500 in her checking account to avoid finance charges. If her current balance is $794, write an inequality to determine how many times she can withdraw $25 for shopping without paying finance charges.
		A.	25w 294	B.	25w 500
		C.	25w 106	D.	25w 794
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	3.	Which number is not a factor of 315?
		A.	3	B.	9
		C.	5	D.	2
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	4.	Find the quotient
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		C.		D.
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	5.	The sum of twice a number and 8 is 33. Write an equation and then solve for the number.
		A.	2t + 33 = 8; -12.5
		B.	2(8) + t = 33; 17
		C.	2t = 33; 16.5
		D.	2t + 8 = 33; 12.5
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	6.	Find the solution of
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		C.		D.
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	7.	If a recipe calls for pounds of meat for 6 servings, how much meat is necessary for 8 servings?
		A.	5 lbs.	B.	lbs.
		C.	lbs.	D.	lbs.
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	8.	Express 0.054 as a percent.
		A.	540%	B.	5.4%
		C.	5400%	D.	54%
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	9.	Graph the equation
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	10.	Determine the surface area of the cone to the nearest tenth.
		A.	393.3 cm2	B.	424.1 cm2
		C.	593.8 cm2	D.	678.6 cm2
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	11.	Find the best integer estimate for .
		A.	-17	B.	-13
		C.	-11	D.	-15
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	12.	A submarine started at a depth of 150 feet below sea level and descended 355 feet. What is the new depth of the submarine?
		A.	370 feet	B.	205 feet
		C.	505 feet	D.	0 feet
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	13.	Simplify 2n + 6(n – 7).
		A.	15n	B.	8n – 7
		C.	n	D.	8n – 42
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	14.	Factor 39x2y3.
		A.	3 · 13 · x · y · y · y
		B.	39 · x · x · y · y · y
		C.	3 · 13 · x2 · y2 · y
		D.	3 · 13 · x · x · y · y · y
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	15.	Find Write the sum in simplest form.
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		C.		D.
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	16.	Solve 7.9q + 1.4 = -1.1q – 3.1.
		A.	q = -0.5	B.	q = 0.5
		C.	q = 0.25	D.	q = -0.25
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	17.	Solve 1x = 7(x + 6).
		A.		B.	x = 1
		C.		D.	x = -7
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	18.	Match the graph shown with the correct inequality.
		A.	y > 3x + 6	B.
		C.		D.
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	19.	Order and from least to greatest.
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	20.	If an experiment provided positive results on 15 out of 20 trials, what are the odds that the same experiment will provide a positive result on the next trial?
		A.	3:1	B.	1:3
		C.	4:3	D.	3:4
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