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Vassil rounded to the nearest half to estimate the product of and . How do the estimated and actual products compare?(Hint: use 18 for the denominator when comparing.)

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The actual product is about greater than the estimate.
Option A
B
The actual product is about less than the estimate.
Option B
C
The actual product is about greater than the estimate.
Option C
D
The actual product is about less than the estimate.
Option D
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Which is the best estimate of ?

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–42
B
–28
C
28
D
42
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Which could be used to evaluate the expression ?

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(Negative 6) (4) + (negative 6) (two-thirds)
Option A
B
(Negative 6) (4) times (negative 6) (two-thirds)
Option B
C
(Negative 6 + 4) + (Negative 6 + two-thirds)
Option C
D
(Negative 6 + 4) times (negative 6 + two-thirds)
Option D
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Yasmin purchased 6 heads of cabbage that each weighed pounds. How much did the cabbage weigh all together?

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pounds
Option A
B
pounds
Option B
C
pounds
Option C
D
pounds
Option D
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Nico and Lorena used different methods to determine the product of three fractions. Nico’s MethodLorena’s MethodWhose solution is correct and why?

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Nico is correct because he knew that .
Option A
B
Nico is correct because he knew that .
Option B
C
Lorena is correct because she knew that
Option C
D
Lorena is correct because she knew that
Option D
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Which shows how the distributive property can be used to evaluate ?

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56 + StartFraction 28 over 5 EndFraction = 56 + 5 and three-fifths = 61 and three-fifths
Option A
B
56 times StartFraction 28 over 5 EndFraction = StartFraction 1568 over 5 EndFraction = 313 and three-fifths
Option B
C
15 + (StartFraction 35 over 5 EndFraction + four-fifths) = 15 + StartFraction 39 over 5 EndFraction = StartFraction 75 over 5 EndFraction + StartFraction 39 over 5 EndFraction = StartFraction 114 over 5 EndFraction = 22 and four-fifths
Option C
D
15 times (StartFraction 35 over 5 EndFraction + four-fifths) = 15 times StartFraction 39 over 5 EndFraction = StartFraction 15 over 1 EndFraction times StartFraction 39 over 5 EndFraction = StartFraction 585 over 5 EndFraction = 117
Option D
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Calvin evaluated using the steps below.Step 1: Step 2: Step 3: Step 4: Which describes Calvin’s error?

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In step 1, he incorrectly broke up .
Option A
B
In step 2, he distributed the instead of the 5.
Option B
C
In step 2, he confused the multiplication and addition signs.
D
In step 3, he computed the addition and multiplication incorrectly.
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Ivan and Polina have each drawn a conclusion about multiplying negative fractions. Ivan: The product of an even number of negative fractions is always positive. Polina: The product of an odd number of negative fractions is always negative. Whose conclusion is correct?

A
Ivan only
B
Polina only
C
both Ivan and Polina
D
neither Ivan or Polina
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Which expression could be used to determine the product of –4 and ?

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(negative 4) (3) times (negative 4) (one-fourth)
Option A
B
(negative 4) (3) + (negative 4) (one-fourth)
Option B
C
(3) (negative 4) times (3) (one-fourth)
Option C
D
(3) (negative 4) + (3) (one-fourth)
Option D
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Seven students cut inches of thread from a spool for a school project. What number represents the change in the amount of the thread on the spool?

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inches
Option A
B
inches
Option B
C
inches
Option C
D
inches
Option D

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