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Evan is calculating the cost of his road trip.

At the first stop he fills up his tank with 13 gallons of gas at $2.78/gallon.
At his second stop he fills up his tank with 11 gallons at $3.11/gallon.
And at his third stop he fills up his tank with 14 gallons of gas at $2.89/gallon.

In total, how much did he spend on gas for his trip?

A. 36.94
B. 110.81
C. 111.90
D. 210.50

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A camp reviews their budget for their summer program. In which month did they have the lowest profit?

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A. May
B. June
C. May and June
D. July

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A company produces 20,000 vacuums in one quarter. Randomly they select 600 vacuums to test. In that test sample, 10 vacuums are faulty. Predict how many vacuums will be faulty of the 20,000.

A. 600
B. 33
C. 60
D. 333

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Last summer, Bea charged $9.50 for babysitting and she worked 40 hours a week. This summer she is charging $12.50. How many hours will be have to work to make the same amount she did last year? (Round to the nearest hour)

Bea will only have to work _______ hours.

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Last summer, 37% of a farmer’s cherry tree crop was destroyed from a rare tree virus. If the farmer had 2,700 cherry trees at the beginning of the season, how many trees remain?

A. 999
B. 1701
C. 790
D. 970

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Four homes on one block are for sale. Their their asking prices are listed below:

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Which house brings down the mean asking price in the neighborhood?

A. House 1
B. House 2
C. House 3
D. House 4

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Catherine is traveling home for Thanksgiving break. She travels for 3 hours at the speed of 72 mph, and for 2 hours at the speed of 78 mph. When she reaches home, what will her average speed for the trip have been?

A. 72
B. 73
C. 74
D. 75

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Sam takes out a loan from the bank for 12,500 for a new car. The simple yearly interest on his loan is 15%. He plans to pay off the loan over 5 years, which is 60 month payments. What would Sam’s monthly payment be?

A. $156.25
B. $364.58
C. $276.98
D. 306.58

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A man creates in his yard for his home that measures 12 ft by 12 ft. He then paves a cross path through the center that is two foot thick. In order to buy planting soil, he needs to determine the area of actual planting space. What is the area of new garden space?

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A. 48 ft2
B. 64 ft2
C. 86 ft2
D. 100 ft2

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Below you are given the angles of a triangle. Determine the missing angle.
Angle 1 = 95
Angle 2 = 38

A. Angle 3 = 133°
B. Angle 3 = 38°
C. Angle 3 = 47°
D. Angle 4 = 45°

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