Judy covered a rectangular shaped box with wrapping paper. Of the following choices, this is what she covered of the box. A.Perimeter of the box B.Surface Area of the box C.Volume of the box D.Circumference of the box
Look at the following groups of numbers. This is the group that has the numbers in order from least to greatest. A.43%, ½, 0.52, ¼, 87% B.¼, 0.52, ½, 87%, 43% C.87%, 0.52, ½, 43%, ¼ D.¼, 43%, ½, 0.52, 87%
A B C D The figure to the left is a square. Julie put her finger on Point A. She moved her finger from Point A to Point B to Point C to Point D. This is the percentage of the way she went around the figure.
Tony made a plate of cookies. One fourth of the cookies were chocolate chip, 0.6 of the cookies were peanut butter, and the rest of the cookies were oatmeal. This is the percent of the cookies that were oatmeal.
Alex has a spinner divided into 8 equal parts with the numbers 1 – 8 on each part. He spins the spinner one time. This is the probability, expressed as a percent, that he will spin a number that is a factor of 8.
Mr. Linden wrote all the letters in his last name on 6 different pieces of paper. He then put the 6 pieces of paper in a paper bag and took 1 piece out at random. This is the probability, expressed as a lowest term fraction, that the letter he took out was the letter ‘n’.
Andy has 20 marbles in a bag. 10 of them are red, eight are black, and the rest are blue. Andy plans to take out a marble out of the bag, record its color, and then return the marble to the bag. He plans on doing this 10 times. According to theoretical probability, this is the number of times he should pull out a blue marble out of the 10 times.
The width of the rectangle below is x inches. The length of the rectangle is x + 5 inches. Of the following expressions, this one could be used to find the perimeter of the figure. A.x + x + 5C. x (x + 5) B.x + 5D. x + x + 5 + x + x +5 x x + 5