Math practice Flashcards

1
Q

A car sold for $4,000 AFTER a 20% discount. What was the original price of the car?

A

$5,000

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2
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George invested $2,500 into an account with a 6% interest rate, compounded monthly. Donald invested $3,000 into another account with a 4% interest rate, compounded quarterly. What would be the difference between their accounts after 3 years?

A

$388.78

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3
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Shawn gave a 15% tip on a $45 meal, what was the value of the tip?

A

$6.75

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4
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Steven borrowed $1,000 from a bank with 7% interest per month. How much interest would he have owed after a year?

A

$840

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5
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Jo borrowed $2,000 from the bank with a 7.5% interest rate, compounded quarterly. After some years, he owed $3,800. Write the EQUATION to get this problem STARTED.

A

2,000(1+0.075/4)^(4x)=3,800

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6
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A meal cost $28.56 AFTER a 20% discount AND 2% sales tax. What would’ve been the final price if there was no 20% discount?

A

$35.70

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7
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A pizza place has 3 styles of crust, 9 toppings, and 2 sauces for your pizza. How many different combinations of pizzas can you get, given you can only choose one topping?

A

54

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8
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A pizza place has 9 toppings for your pizza. How many different combinations of pizzas can you get if you want 2 DIFFERENT toppings?

A

36

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9
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If you roll 3 6-sided dice, how many combinations can result from the roll?

A

216

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10
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If a race has 7 racers, how many outcomes of the race are there?

A

5040

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11
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If a Math club has 29 members, how many ways can a President and a Vice-President be elected?

A

812

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12
Q

What does “9!” mean?

A

”!” is said as “factorial”, and means that we multiply every whole number down to 1, starting with the number indicated. In this case, 9! would be 987654321.

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13
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A preschooler knocked over an alphabet puzzle, and started to pick up the letters at random. He managed to pick up 8 letters. How many arrangements could be made of those 8 letters?

A

26!/18!

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14
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Calculate “0!”.

A

1

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15
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How many different ways can the letters in the word “balloon” be arranged (not necessarily as a real word)?

A

1260

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16
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What is the chance of pulling a Queen out of a standard deck of cards?

A

1/13

17
Q

Say you flip 4 coins. What is the chance of 1 coin landing on heads and 3 landing on tails?

A

4/16, or 1/4

18
Q

What is the chance of pulling 5 cards from a standard deck, and having them sum up to 5?

A
  1. There are only 4 Aces in a standard deck, therefore, 5 cards can only sum to a minimum of 6
19
Q

What is the chance of rolling 2 6-sided dice, and having neither of them landing on a 1?

A

25/36

20
Q

How much more money is owed on a loan of $4500 at 5% APR for 4 years with interest charged monthly if compound interest is used instead of simple interest, and none of the principal is paid back in advance?

A

$5494.03

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