1.   When you multiply 5 · (-1.4), you can think of that as ______.
    A. (-1.4) + (-1.4) + (-1.4) + (-1.4) + (-1.4)
    B. (-1.4) - (-1.4) - (-1.4) - (-1.4) - (-1.4)
    C. 5 · (-1.4) · 2
    D. (-1.4) · (-1.4) · (-1.4) · (-1.4) · (-1.4)
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  2.   At the OldTyme Soda Fountain you can order floats made from cola, orange, or cherry flavored soda with either vanilla ice cream or vanilla frozen yogurt. Thus, there are 6 combinations of drinks possible (cola, ice cream), (cola, yogurt), (orange, ice cream), (orange, yogurt), (cherry, ice cream), and (cherry, yogurt). The list of all the possible outcomes is called the ______ .
    A. combination space B. event space
    C. sample space D. tree space
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  3.   There are 3 types of soda and 2 types of ice cream or yogurt at the OldTyme Soda Fountain. The Fundamental Counting Principle tells you that there will be 6 possible combinations of soda and ice cream or yogurt because ______.
    A. (3 + 2) + 1 = 6 B. (3 · 3 · 2) ÷ 3 = 6
    C. (3 · 2 · 2) ÷ 2 = 6 D. 3 · 2 = 6
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  4.   The quotient ÷ where b, c, d 0 is the same as _____.
    A. B.
    C. D.
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  5.   Which mathematical statement is not an example of the Division Property of Equality?
    A. B.
    C. D.
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  6.  
    A. -98 B. -2
    C. 98 D. 2
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  7.   Find three consecutive odd integers whose sum is -45.
    A. -21, -19, -17 B. -16, -15, -14
    C. 13, 15, 17 D. -17, -15, -13
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  8.   Solve the equation 7b + 3 = 5 + 7b.
    A. 2 B. The equation has no solution.
    C. The equation is an identity, so it is true for all values of b. D. 0
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  9.   The product of two rational numbers with the same sign is ______.
    A. always positive B. always -1
    C. always negative D. negative or positive depending upon the rational numbers that are factors
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  10.   Find the quotient -9.3 ÷ -3.
    A. -27.9 B. 27.9
    C. -3.1 D. 3.1
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  11.   Solve the equation = 3.
    A. x = 39 B. x = 51
    C. x = 4 D. x = 5
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  12.   Marilyn and Rafael spent the same amount of money on school supplies this year. Marilyn bought 4 notebooks and spent $3 on other school supplies. Rafael bought 5 of the same notebooks and spent $1.75 on other school supplies. How much does one notebook cost?
    A. $0.53 B. $0.14
    C. $1.25 D. $42.75
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  13.   Solve the equation 3( z – 2) + 4(z + 2) = z.
    A. z = 0 B. z = -1
    C. no solution D. z =
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  14.   Solve the equation t + 2(3 – t) = 5t.
    A. t = 2 B. t = 3
    C. t = 1 D. t =
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