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GED Test 740 Questions with Verified Answers "WOW! Mom rides a kayak at noon." How are the underlined words alike? - CORRECT ANSWER They are palindromes Who was the author of Common Sense: Thomas Paine or Thomas Jefferson? - CORRECT ANSWER Thomas Paine What is NOT a real shark: hammerhead, shovelhead, or tigerhead? - CORRECT ANSWER tigerhead What is the force that slows down an object or stops its motion? - CORRECT ANSWER friction Which is greater than 90 degrees: an acute angle o...

chemical bonding correct answers combining of atoms of elements to form new substances communicative property correct answers The order in which addition or multiplication is done does not affect the answer associative property correct answers the sum or product of three or more real numbers is the same regardless of the way the numbers are grouped distributive property correct answers a(b+c)=ab+ac identity property correct answers The sum of 0 and any number is that number. The prod...

Praxis Math and Science 5008 Latest Update Graded A+ Base 10 Fractions A fraction where the denominator is 10 Example: .7 is 7/10 Example: .08 is 8/100 How to: Subtract Fractions Find a common denominator then subtract the numerators (keeping the denominator the same). Simplify if possible. How to: Add Fractions Find a common denominator then add the numerators (keeping the denominator the same). Simplify if possible. How to: Multiply Fractions Multiply straight across. Simp...

URI MATH PLACEMENT EXAM WITH COMPLETE SOLUTIONS 100% 2023/2024 Absolute value How far away a number is from zero -whatever the answer is, but positive Absolute value brackets in equation -take out brackets -turn into two equations; one positive answer, one negative -solve for x for both equations -two answers Adding fractions -find least common denominator -multiply each numerator by however much it's denominator was multiplied -add new numerators, keep denominator -SIMPLIF...

Base 10 Fractions - A fraction where the denominator is 10 Example: .7 is 7/10 Example: .08 is 8/100 How to: Subtract Fractions - Find a common denominator then subtract the numerators (keeping the denominator the same). Simplify if possible. How to: Add Fractions - Find a common denominator then add the numerators (keeping the denominator the same). Simplify if possible. How to: Multiply Fractions - Multiply straight across. Simplify if possible. How to: Divide Fractions - Keep,...

Real numbers numbers we use everyday Integers both real and negative numbers Polynomials basic math concept, only concepts like addition, subtraction, multiplication and real number based exponents are used Order of Operations (PEMDAS) Parenthesis, Exponents, Multiplication, Division, Addition, Subtraction adding or subtracting 2 fractions first multiply the denominators, then multiply the denominator of one fraction by the numerator of the other fraction, ( for ...

URI Math Placement Exam with All Correct Answers Dividing fractions - Answer-Keep. Change. Flip -KEEP first fraction -CHANGE division sign to multiplication sign -FLIP second fraction -multiply through -SIMPLIFY Fraction to a power - Answer-If fraction in parentheses: -the whole fraction times itself x many times -multiply through If no parentheses: -only the number with the exponent is effected Factoring -how and what signs to use - Answer-SUM CENTER -find two numbers ...

URI MATH PLACEMENT EXAM WITH COMPLETE SOLUTIONS 100% 2023/2024 Absolute value How far away a number is from zero -whatever the answer is, but positive Absolute value brackets in equation -take out brackets -turn into two equations; one positive answer, one negative -solve for x for both equations -two answers Adding fractions -find least common denominator -multiply each numerator by however much it's denominator was multiplied -add new numerators, keep denominator -SIMPLIF...

URI MATH PLACEMENT EXAM WITH COMPLETE SOLUTIONS 100% 2023/2024 Absolute value How far away a number is from zero -whatever the answer is, but positive Absolute value brackets in equation -take out brackets -turn into two equations; one positive answer, one negative -solve for x for both equations -two answers Adding fractions -find least common denominator -multiply each numerator by however much it's denominator was multiplied -add new numerators, keep denominator -SIMPLIF...

Foolproof #IDFK I'm tired of counting Questions with Solutions 2024 There are 45,000 "gaming" machines in Oklahoma. Tens of thousands of Oklahoma citizens work in the industry. The gaming industry in Oklahoma takes in about two billion dollars per year. Taxes from gambling support education, healthcare and other state programs. Millions and millions of dollars come into the state from all forms of gambling, and those dollars benefit a lot of people. The majority of people have fun...