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Key Terms
Evaluate
Me
Define Me
Interpreting
Order of
Operations
Rounding
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Final
Jeopardy
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A number greater than 1 with
more than two factors is a
___________?
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Composite Number
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The _______________ tells you
which operation to perform first
so that everyone gets the same
final answer.
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Order of Operations
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__________ involves collecting,
organizing, analyzing, and
presenting data.
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Statistics
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_________ is the usual way to
write a number.
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Standard Form
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The distance around any closed
figure is called its __________.
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Perimeter
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Evaluate 16 + b if b = 25.
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41
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Evaluate 5t + 4 if t=3
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19
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Find the area of a rectangle w2ith
length 12 feet and width 7 feet.
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84 square feet
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Find the perimeter of a rectangle
with the length 10.2 inches and the
width 3.9 inches.
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28.2 inches
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Angles M and N are
supplementary. If m<M = 85°,
what is the measure of <N?
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M<N = 95°
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Congruent
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Having the same measure
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Perpendicular
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Things that meet to form a right
angle.
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Polygon
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A simple, closed, twodimensional figure formed by
three or more sides
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Regular Polygon
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All the sides of a polygon are
congruent and all of the angles
are congruent.
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Translation
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Slide
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Seventh grade students at Middleton Middle School
were asked whether they should be nicknamed the
Bulldogs, the Bullfrogs, or the Bulls. Based on the
results shown in the frequency table, which nickname
was preferred by more students than either of the
others?
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The Bulldogs
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AGE The table shows the age of seven students
participating in a music recital. Find the median and
mode of the data. Find the median.
Ages:
12
10
9
10
11
8
13
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10
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The speed in miles per hour of cars on a particular
stretch of highway is shown. What is the mode?
Speed of Cars (mph)
67
74
82
70
65
43
67
76
68
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67 mph
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Find the range of the data set 85, 134, 97, 162,
68, 83.
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94
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The number of students in sixth-grade classes at a
large middle school is shown. Find the mean.
Number of Students per Class
24
20
21
28
23
22
19
20
22
25
18
20
22
24
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22students
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Find the value of the expression
36  9 + 12  (7 – 5).
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28
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Find the value of the expression
4  33 + 5.
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113
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Find the value of the expression
48  ( 3  32) + 8.
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8.5
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At the electronics store, each video is priced at
$15, each DVD is priced at $25, and each CD is
priced at $20. Max buys 3 videos, 2 DVDs and
2 CDs. Find his total cost without tax.
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$135
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Find the expression of
4+3X5
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19
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Round 1.25 to the nearest tenth
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1.3
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Round 123.3698745 to the nearest
cent.
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123.37
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Round 456.3856987 to the nearest
ten-thousandths
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456.3857
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Round 128 to the nearest
hundred
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100
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Round 6,599 to the nearest
thousands
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7,000
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CATS TESTING QUESTION
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Final
Jeopardy
Question
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What is the area of this irregular
polygon?
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215 square feet
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