1.	During Little League baseball, the Tigers and the Cubs finished the season atop the division. The Tigers won 11 games and lost 4. Because of a couple of rainouts, the Cubs won 10 games and lost 3. Find percent of the games both teams won.
		A.	Tigers 27%, Cubs 23%	B.	Tigers 77%, Cubs 73%
		C.	Tigers 73%, Cubs 77%	D.	Tigers 23%, Cubs 27%
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	2.	During Little League baseball, the Tigers and the Cubs finished the season atop the division. The Tigers won 11 games and lost 4. Because of a couple of rainouts, the Cubs won 10 games and lost 3. Find percent of the games both teams lost.
		A.	Tigers 73%, Cubs 77%	B.	Tigers 27%, Cubs 23%
		C.	Tigers 27%, Cubs 23%	D.	Tigers 77%, Cubs 73%
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	3.	During Little League baseball, the Tigers and the Cubs finished the season atop the division. The Tigers won 11 games and lost 4. Because of a couple of rainouts, the Cubs won 10 games and lost 3. How many more wins than losses did each team have?
		A.	Tigers won 233% more games; Cubs won 175% more games
		B.	Tigers won 175% more games; Cubs won 233% more games
		C.	Tigers won 333% more games; Cubs won 275% more games
		D.	Tigers won 275% more games; Cubs won 333% more games
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	4.	Of the 1,500 registered voters who were polled in the city, 46% said they would vote for Lerman for mayor and 42% said they would vote for McMahon. Suppose the number of registered voters in the city is 2 million. How many registered voters would you expect to support Lerman?
		A.	690,000	B.	840,000
		C.	630,000	D.	920,000
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	5.	To estimate the number of white-tailed deer in Minnesota, biologists captured and tagged 650 deer and then released them back into the woods. One year later, the biologists captured 300 deer and counted 6 deer with tags. Estimate the actual number of deer in the forest.
		A.	32,500	B.	30,600
		C.	30,100	D.	29,050
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