Math Grade 7 Answer Key
Math Grade 7 Answer Key
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4 Using Integers, Answer Key 19
4.1 Math 7, Comparing and Ordering Integers, Time to Practice, Answer Key . . . . . . . . . . 19
4.2 Math 7, Adding Integers, Time to Practice, Answer Key . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20
4.3 Math 7, Subtracting Integers, Time to Practice, Answer Key . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20
4.4 Math 7, Multiplying Integers, Time to Practice, Answer Key . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21
4.5 Math 7, Dividing Integers, Time to Practice, Answer Key . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21
4.6 Math 7, Rational Numbers, Time to Practice, Answer Key . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22
4.7 Math 7, The Distributive Property, Time to Practice, Answer Key . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22
4.8 Math 7, The Coordinate Plane, Time to Practice, Answer Key . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23
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7.6 Math 7, Solving Inequalities, Time to Practice, Answer Key . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 42
7.7 Math 7, Functions, Time to Practice, Answer Key . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 43
7.8 Math 7, Graphing Functions, Time to Practice, Answer Key . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 45
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11.3 Math 7, Stem-and-Leaf Plots, Time to Practice, Answer Key . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 69
11.4 Math 7, Box-and-Whisker Plots, Time to Practice, Answer Key . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 71
11.5 Math 7, Histograms, Time to Practice, Answer Key . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 74
11.6 Math 7, Misleading Statistics, Time to Practice, Answer Key . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 77
11.7 Math 7, Appropriate Data Displays, Time to Practice, Answer Key . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 79
11.8 Math 7, Surveys, Time to Practice, Answer Key . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 82
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Chapter 1
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1.2 Math 7, Using Expressions, Time to Practice,
Answer Key
1. 3
2. 54
3. 99
4. 25
5. 36
6. 18
7. 54
8. 107
9. 34
10. 78
11. 39
12. 14
13. 48
14. 84
15. 48
16. 48
17. 35
18. 6
19. 10
20. 46
21. 19 − x
22. 4x − 4
23. x + 30
24. 3x + 12
x
25. 7
26. 48
27. 12
28. $70
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13. 64
14. 27
15. 25
16. 129
17. 44
18. 11
19. 12
20. 80
21. m7
22. x7
23. y8
24. b9
25. a7
26. x12
27. y9
28. x8
29. y15
30. a20
31. x16
32. b12
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1.5 Math 7, Using Equations, Time to Practice,
Answer Key
1. x=5
2. y=5
3. a = 13
4. b=5
5. z = 22
6. s = 12
7. y=4
8. x = 15
9. a=6
10. b = 12
11. x = 12
12. y=5
13. a=7
14. x=7
15. y = 42
16. x = 14
17. y = 28
18. y=3
19. a=7
20. y = 16
21. x=5
22. x=8
23. y=9
24. y=7
25. a=4
26. b=2
27. a=2
28. x=3
29. x=6
30. x = 20
31. x = 33
32. x = 60
33. x = 56
34. x = 72
35. x = 36
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6. A = 48 sq.cm, P = 28 cm
7. A = 340 sq.cm, P = 74 cm
8. A = 6 sq. f t., P = 10 f t
9. A = 165 sq.yds, P = 52 yards
10. A = 60 sq.yards, P = 32 yards
11. A = 36 sq. f t., P = 24 f t
12. A = 64 sq. f t., P = 32 f t.
13. A = 81 sq.in, P = 36 in.
14. A = 16 sq.in, P = 16 in.
15. A = 144 sq.in, P = 48 in.
16. A = 49 sq. f t, P = 16 in
17. A = 25 sq.cm, P = 20 cm
18. A = 9 sq.m, P = 12 m
19. A = 100 sq.m, P = 40 m
20. A = 121 sq.yds, P = 44 yards
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Chapter 2
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2.2 Math 7, Adding Decimals, Time to Practice,
Answer Key
1. 740.811
2. 1.9445
3. 55.92
4. 79.604
5. 72.556
6. 112.5
7. 1521.2
8. 11.1
9. 1.9
10. 10.6
11. 610.61
12. 8.46
13. 335.78
14. 2.05
15. 4.77
16. 1.09
17. 13.1
18. 1.72
19. 12.6
20. .292
21. 2.115
22. .306
23. 6.174
24. 1.08 liters
25. $50.50
26. 61.2 yds.
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15. .97
16. .03
17. 3.2
18. .18
19. 2.5
20. 2.7
21. 2.83
22. 204.495
23. 45.68
24. x + 2.45 = 4.05, x = 1.6 kg
25. x − 118.816 = 67.729, x = 186.545 km
26. x − 25.62 = 6.87, x = $32.49
27. x + 2.75 = 11.09, x = 8.34 liters
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2.5 Math 7, Dividing Decimals, Time to Prac-
tice, Answer Key
1. 1.2
2. 1.3
3. 1.5
4. 2
5. 14.7
6. 1.6
7. 8.8
8. 10.3
9. 7.5
10. 4.9
11. 4.5
12. 12.6
13. 32.8
14. 2.00
15. 70
16. .3
17. 2,000
18. 3.03
19. x = 4.6
20. x = .581
21. x = 11.7
22. 3.12x = 17.16, x = 5.5 km
23. 3.4l = 23.12, l = 6.8 m
24. 6.5x = 627.51, x = 96.54 km per hr.
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17. 3.352 × 10−4
18. 6.59 × 104
19. 9.728 × 103
20. 6.3 × 102
21. about 10 times
22. 4 × 108 m or 400,000,000 m
23. 1.89202 × 1027 kg or 1,892,020,000,000,000,000,000,000,000 kg
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7. 0.0896 kl
8. 0.045217 kl
9. 31.207 kl
10. 3.48 cl < 0.348 l
11. 57.21 kg > 572,100 cg
12. 91.17 mm = 0.09117 m
13. 4.4 cl > 0.44 ml
14. 7,938,200 mg, 7,838,200 cg, 79.282 kg, 79,382 g
15. 21.06 kl, 21,061 l, 21,161,000 ml, 2,261,000 cl
16. 807 or 808 g
17. 298 or 30 mm
18. 7 or 8
19. 6.75 or 7 kg
20. 2.05 km
21. Computer
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Chapter 3
20. 2
5 < 3
7 (equivalent 35 < 35 )
fractions 14 15
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2. 1 12
7
3. 10
5
4. 18
9
5. 3 20
7
6. 10 12
5
7. 3 12
2
8. 7 15
9. 1
10. 1 12
11. 1 12
12. 0
13. 7
14. 14 12
15. 6
16. 2
13
17. 14
18. 8 58
19. 1 19
20. 4 23
21. x + 8 56
7
22. 8 +x
1
23. 3 +x
24. 5 11
14 + x
13
25. 21 of Joseph’s collection are hip-hop and classical CDs
23
26. Naira uses 4 40 cups of chopped pinecone.
17
27. The cheerleading squad has 15 84 feet of ribbon
28. Project finished on Saturday = 4 , project finished on Tuesday = 47 , project needed to be finished by
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17. x = 16
18. x = 5 12
19. x = 1 12
20. x = 3 58
5
21. Ludmilla will have to sell 2 12 feet of taffy.
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22. Jung-Ho will have to mow 56 of the lawn.
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3. 25
4. 2 23
5. 4
32
6. 75
7. 4 56
8. 15 34
5
9. 2 16
6
10. 7
3
11. 2 10
12
12. 35
13. 36
14. 0
1
15. 2
16. 2
17. 2 45
18. 2
19. 12
1
20. 3
21. x=5
22. x = 63
23. x=4
24. Lesley can make 17 pillowcases.
25. The width of Radu’s basketball court is 10 11
49 feet.
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22. <
23. >
24. <
25. =
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12. <
13. 0.25 mi, 492 yd., 1525 ft., 18,730 in.
14. 282 oz, 42 pt., 64 qt., 24 gal.
15. 8.8 lbs.
16. 24.6 ft.
17. 25.38 c.
18. 8.22 mi.
19. 3.78 liters
20. 850 grams
21. 23.64 kilograms
22. 23.08 centimeters
23. Hillary ordered 156.25 gallons from the bottling company.
24. Toby walks at a rate of 867.6 inches per hour.
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Chapter 4
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4.2 Math 7, Adding Integers, Time to Practice,
Answer Key
1. 7
2. 0
3. -6
4. 2
5. 11
6. -70
7. -14
8. -2
9. -28
10. -2
11. -2
12. -3
13. 4z
14. −11d + 2
15. 4x − 5
16. 4y
17. −6x
18. 11a
19. 3,000 ft.
20. −5◦ F
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21. −15a
22. 51b + 7
23. −8◦ F
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17. 8n
18. 2
19. −4n
20. 9y
21. -$300.00
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13. 5x + 5(9)
14. 8a + 8b
15. 7x − 7y
16. 33
17. 25
18. 96
19. 104
20. 18
21. 9
22. 24
23. 10
24. 28
25. 36
26. 5x + 15
27. 6y − 12
28. 5x + 45
29. 8a + 8b
30. 7x − 7y
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14.
15.
16. 9 units
17. 81 square units
18. (a)
19. l = 12, w = 5
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20. 60 square units [Diff: 3]
21. no relationship [Diff: 2]
22. (a) For example: (lines of best fit may vary slightly)
(b) negative relationship
(c) Accept any prediction within range of 6 to 8. [Diff: 3]
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Chapter 5
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5.2 Math 7, Rates, Time to Practice, Answer
Key
Answers may vary. Here is one option.
1. 4 for $20
2. 6 for $30
3. 10 for $25.00
4. 32 pounds for $80
5. 36 inches for $4.00
6. 10 pounds for $40.00
7. 80 miles in 160 minutes
8. 40 miles in 8 hours
9. 20 feet in 4 minutes
10. 24 pounds in 12 weeks
11. 1 for $5
12. 1 for $5
13. 1 gallon for $2.50
14. 1 pound for $2.50
15. 9 inches for $1.00
16. 1 pound for $4.00
17. 1 mile in 2 minutes
18. 5 miles in 1 hour
19. 5 feet in 1 minute
20. 2 pounds in 1 week
21. equivalent
22. not equivalent
23. equivalent
24. $3 per gallon
25. $0.69 per can
26. 160 kilometers per hour
27. $1.25 per square foot
28. 62 copies per minute
29. (a) $0.30 per ounce
(b) $0.28 per ounce
(c) The 12-ounce package is the better buy. It is $0.02 per ounce cheaper.
30. (a) 47 miles per hour
(b) 51 miles per hour
(c) Amy’s rate of speed is faster. Her speed is 4 miles per hour faster than Joe’s.
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7. − 75
8.
9.
10. (a)
Table 5.1:
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(b)
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5.5 Math 7, Solving Proportions, Time to Prac-
tice, Answer Key
1. 3
2. 6
3. 20
4. 3.5
5. 2.5
6. 18
7. 5
8. 4.5
9. 12
10. 15.
11. 25
12. 18
13. 9
14. 49
15. 4
16. 42.5
17. They are equivalent.
18. They are not equivalent; proportion a could be used to find n.
2
19. (a) Proportions will vary, for example: 16 = m7
(b) 56 minutes
20. (a) Proportions will vary, for example: 85 = 30t
(b) 48 marbles
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5.7 Math 7, Scale Factor, Time to Practice, An-
swer Key
1. 10 centimeters
2. 5 cm
3. 20 cm
4. 5 cm
5. 8 inches
6. 6 inches
7. 2.5 centimeters
8. (a) 80 millimeters
9. 8 centimeters
10. 3 inches
11. 6 millimeters
12. 9 feet
13. 555 feet
14. (a) 7.5 meters
(b) 5.1 meters
15. (a) 5 meters by 4 meters
(b) 20 square meters
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Chapter 6
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6.2 Math 7, Percents and Proportions, Time to
Practice, Answer Key
1. 50%
2. 20%
3. 25%
4. 20%
5. 33.3%
6. 50%
7. 20%
8. 25%
9. 60%
10. 75%
11. 45
12. 2
13. 7.2
14. 8.8
15. 30
16. 15
17. 32
18. 24
19. 60
20. .6
21. 50
22. 70
23. 50
24. 40
25. 32
26. 28
27. 500
28. 5
29. 72
30. 300
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11. 45%
12. 30%
13. 67.5%
14. 90%
15. 8%
16. 78.5%
17. 22%
18. 9.5%
19. 54%
20. 27.5%
21. .0045
22. .0032
23. .0056
24. .0009
25. .00123
26. .045
27. 3
28. 1.25
29. 2.5
30. 3.5
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25. 37.5
26. 70
27. 320
28. 200
29. 112.5
30. 64
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11. $46.75
12. $30.18
13. $15.30
14. $7.44
15. $21.25
16. $34.00
17. $29.75
18. $10.62
19. $33.06
20. $14.24
21. $262.50
22. $64.08
23. $82.50
24. $2.55
25. $7.80
26. $2.87
27. $31.42
28. $16,286.40
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6.
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Chapter 7
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22. c ÷ 3
23. 2s
24. w + 3
25. n ÷ 3 = 6
26. 30 = 20 + c
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7.3 Math 7, Solving Addition and Subtraction
Equations, Time to Practice, Answer Key
1. x = 7
2. y = 17
3. a = 7
4. x = 17
5. x = 8
6. x = 6
7. a = 36
8. b = 35
9. c = 21
10. y = 26
11. x = 17
12. x = 47
13. a = 38
14. a = 34
15. b = 41
16. b = 63
17. y = 80
18. y = 42
19. x = 41
20. c = 51
2
21. 7
22. 2 12
23. 10.5
24. 2.2
25. (a) 40 = s − 21
(b) 61 coins
26. (a) 19.99 = 12.50 + p
(b) $7.49
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3. x = −12
4. y = −8
5. y = 8
6. x = 9
7. x = −2
8. a = 2
9. a = −7
10. b = −3
11. x = 10
12. y = 21
13. b = −36
14. b = −80
15. x = −9
16. x = −40
17. x = 3.9
18. x = 9.6
19. x = 7.2
20. y = 4.5
21. (a) s ÷ 7 = 25 or an equivalent equation
(b) 175 students
22. (a) 180 = 12p or an equivalent equation
(b) 15 packages
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12. x = 7
13. y = 7
14. a = 9
15. b = 4
16. x = 2
17. y = 6
18. a = 10
19. b = 9
20. x = 7
21. 3 = 2m − 7 or an equivalent equation
r
22. 19 = 6 + 2 or an equivalent equation
23. (a) 2 + 6h = 26 or an equivalent equation
(b) 4 hours
24. (a) 29 = e
3 − 1 or an equivalent equation
(b) 90 trading cards
2. [Diff: 1]
3. [Diff: 1]
4. [Diff: 2]
5. x > 6 [Diff: 2]
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6. n ≤ −8 [Diff: 2]
7. x < 6
8. x ≥ 10
9. b ≤ 10
10. a ≥ 21
11. y > 5
12. x ≤ 3
13. y > 3
14. x > 4
15. x > 20
16. x ≤ 30
17. x ≥ 1
18. y ≤ 2
19. a > 6
20. b < 15
21. (a) 10 − t < 5 or an equivalent inequality
(b) Answers will vary, but should only include dollar amounts that are more than $5, for example: $5.50,
$6, and $7 [Diff: 3]
22. (a) 16 + 8p ≥ 40
(b) Yes, because the solution to the inequality in part a is p ≥ 3. 4 is greater than 3, so it is a possible
value of p. [Diff: 3]
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7. {2, 3, 4, 5}
8. {6, 7, 8}
9. {5}
10. {81, 75, 76, 77}
11. {3, 6, 5, 7}
12. {5, 6, 7, 8}
13. {1, 2, 3}
14. {2, 3, 4, 5}
15. {19. 18, 18, 19}
16.
Table 7.1:
[Diff: 2]
17.
Table 7.2:
x y
0 -6
6 0
13 7
22 16
[Diff: 2]
18.
Table 7.3:
x y
2 0
4 1
8 3
14 6
[Diff: 3]
19. Add 2 to each input number to find its corresponding output number. [Diff: 2]
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20. (a) Multiply each x−value by 2 to find its corresponding y−value.
(b) y = 2x or an equivalent equation [Diff: 3]
21. (a) Multiply each x−value by 2 and then add 1 to find its corresponding y−value.
(b) y = 2x + 1 or an equivalent equation [Diff: 3]
22. (a) Sample rules: Multiply the number of batches by 12 to find the total number of cupcakes baked or
multiply the x−value by 12 to find its corresponding y−value.
(b) y = 12x or an equivalent expression
(c) 60 cupcakes [Diff: 3]
23. (a)
Table 7.4:
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4. (a)
Table 7.5:
x y
-4 2
-2 3
0 4
2 5
4 6
(b)
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Table 7.6:
x y
-2 6
1 3
0 2
1 3
2 6
(b)
[Diff: 2]
8. (a) y = 2x − 2
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(b)
[Diff: 2]
9. (a) y = 3x
(b)
(c) $9 [Diff: 3]
10. (a)
Table 7.7:
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(b)
(c) $2 [Diff: 3]
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Chapter 8
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23. 85◦
24. 57◦
25. 141◦
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2. 72◦
3. 55◦
4. Obtuse
5. Acute
6. Acute
7. Right
8. Scalene
9. Equilateral
10. Isosceles
11. Isosceles
12. Scalene
13. False
14. True
15. True
16. True
17. False
18. False
19. True
20. True
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15. Square
16. Rhombus
17. Trapezoid EFGH
Square EFGI
Triangle GHI
Angle GHI = 55◦
Angle EGH = 55◦
Angle EFI = 90◦
18. False
19. True
20. True
21. False
22. False
23. True
24. True
25. False
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18. True
19. Similar figures have the same angle measures and different side lengths.
20. Congruent figures have exactly the same size and shape.
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8.7 Math 7, Transformations and Symmetry, Time
to Practice, Answer Key
1. Translation
2. Rotation
3. Translation
4. Reflection
5. Rotation
6. Translation
7. Reflection
8. Translation
9. Line
10. Both
11. Neither
12. Line
16. False
17. True
18. False
19. True
20. True
21. False
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7. Reflection
8. Translation
9. True
10. False
11. True
12. False
13 – 18 Answers will vary
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Chapter 9
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9.2 Math 7, Approximating Square Roots, Time
to Practice, Answer Key
1. 2.8
2. 3.3
3. 4.9
4. 5.6
5. 6.1
6. 6.6
7. 7.7
8. 8.2
9. 8.5
10. 8.9
11. 9.7
12. 9.8
13. Irrational
14. Rational
15. Rational
16. Rational
17. Irrational
18. Rational
19. Rational
20. Irrational
21. Irrational
22. Rational
23. Irrational
24. Rational
25. Irrational
26. a
27. b
28. c
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13. 3
14. 15.6
15. 20
16. 6.6
17. 8.7
18. 7.5
19. 2.5 meters
20. 5 miles
21. 13.42 inches
22. 28.28 feet
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6. 35 sq. ft.
7. 91 sq. ft.
8. 44 sq. m.
9. 55.25 sq. ft.
10. 51.75 sq. m
11. h=3m
12. h=6m
13. h=3m
14. h = 6 f t.
15. h = 5 f t.
16. b = 12 f t.
17. b = 9 in
18. b = 18 in
19. b = 9 f t.
20. b = 7 in
21. 82.5 sq. in.
22. 24 cm
23. 13 in
24. 432 sq. ft.
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9.7 Math 7, Circumference of a Circle, Time to
Practice, Answer Key
1. 12.56 in
2. 12.56 ft.
3. 28.26 in
4. 25.12 m
5. 75.36 in
6. 37.68 mm
7. 87.92 mm
8. 40.82 ft.
9. 62.8 in
10. 23.55 ft.
11. d = 5 ft
12. d = 6.5 in
13. d=7m
14. d = 1.5 cm
15. d = 15 f t
16. r = 7 in
17. r = 2.5 m
18. r = 2.25 in
19. r = 3.25 cm
20. r = 2 ft
21. 102.05 m
22. 420.76 cm
23. 45.4 ft
24. 55 in
25. 100 cm
26. 6.5 ft
27. 3,548 ft.
28. 125.6 in
29. 56 strokes
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12. 452.16 sq. mm
13. r = 2 in
14. r=5m
15. r = 8 cm
16. r = 9 in
17. r = 1.5 f t.
18. r=3m
19. d = 4 in
20. d = 10 m
21. d = 16 cm
22. d = 18 in
23. d = 3 ft
24. d=6m
25. 452.16 sq. ft.
26. 138,474 ft.
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3. Pentagonal prism
4. Triangular Pyramid
5. Triangular prism
6. Cylinder
7. Cone
8. Cube
9. Cylinder
10. Hexagonal prism
11 - 20 Answers will vary
21. Top view has 24 cubes
Side view has 32 cubes shown
Front view has 48 cubes shown
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10.5 Math 7, Surface Area of Pyramids and Cones,
Time to Practice, Answer Key
1. S A = 56 sq.in.
2. S A = 64 sq.in.
3. S A = 132 sq.in.
4. S A = 95 sq.in.
5. S A = 175 sq.m.
6. S A = 224 sq.m.
7. S A = 279 sq.cm.
8. S A = 407 sq.m
9. S A = 144 sq.in.
10. S A = 340 sq.cm.
11. S A = 113.04 sq.in.
12. S A = 188.4 sq.m.
13. S A = 84.78 sq.cm.
14. S A = 204.1 sq.mm
15. S A = 452.16 sq.in.
16. S A = 863.5 sq.cm.
17. S A = 1055.04 sq.in.
18. S A = 104.405 sq.cm (104.41)
19. S A = 162.495 sq.mm (162.50)
20. S A = 250.415 sq.cm. (250.42)
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22. 12 times
23. 320, 000 f t3
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13. 376.8 m3
14. 1256 in3
15. 2110.08 mm3
16. 314 f t3
17. 148.37 in3
18. 70.52 in3
19. 666.73 cm3
20. 736.85 cm3
21. 527.52 m3
22. 175 yd3
23. 126.6 in3
24. 448 cm3
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22. Determining the median number of calories would provide the best assessment of the data.
23. A situation which looks at the overall numerical value would be best analyzed with the mean.
24. A situation which looks at the difference between a top score and a low score would best be analyzed
with the range.
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Table 11.1: Stem-and-Leaf Plot Data
Stem Leaf
2 2579
3 1449
4 04
Key: 4 0 = 40
2.
Table 11.2: Stem-and-Leaf Plot Data
Stem Leaf
6 5
7 2
8 689
9 016
10 01
Key: 10 0 = 100
3.
Table 11.3: Miles Commuted to School
Stem Leaf
0 466789
1 125
2 0
Key: 1 1 = 11
4. Mean 9.8
5. Median 8.5
6. Mode 6
7. Range 16 miles
8.
Table 11.4: Basketball Games
Stem Leaf
2 156799
3 14689
4 0
Key: 3 1 = 31
9. Mean 31.25
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10. Median 30
11. Mode 29
12. Range 19
13. Identify the stems for this set of data. The stems for the data are 1, 2, and 3.
14. Which grade level has a greater mean class size?
The mean for 7th grade: 18 + 19 + 21 + 22 + 24 + 30 = 134 ÷ 6 = 22.3
The mean for 8th grade: 16 + 17 + 17 + 23 + 24 + 32 = 129 ÷ 6 = 21.5
Therefore the mean class size for 7th grade is greater.
15. Determine the range in class size for 7th grade and 8th grade.
7th grade: 30 − 18 = 12
8th grade: 32 − 16 = 16
16. Which grade level has a smaller median class size?
7th grade: 18, 19, 21, 22, 24, 30
21 + 22 = 43
43 ÷ 2 = 21.5
8th grade: 16, 17, 17, 23, 24, 32
17 + 23 = 40
40 ÷ 2 = 20
8th grade has a smaller median class size than 7th grade.
17. 4, 5, 6
18. Austin = 49◦
19. Seattle = 40◦
20. Seattle
21. 18◦
22. 16◦
23. Mode in Austin = 56◦
Mode in Seattle = 40◦
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7. Median 32
8. Median LQ 28
9. Median UQ 41.5
10. 26
11. 44
12.
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Median = 97
Lower Quartile Median = 89
Upper Quartile Median = 105
20.
Median = 81.5
Lower Quartile Median = 75.5
Upper Quartile Median = 91.5
21.
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Data Set 1:
Median = 28
Lower Quartile Median = 23
Upper Quartile Median = 29
5. No
6. Even 0 days were included to show students who did not buy lunch any days.
7.
Table 11.6:
# Tally Freq
1 11 2
2 1 1
3 11 2
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# Tally Freq
4 0 0
5 11 2
6 1 1
7 1 1
8 1 1
8. Number 4
9. 3 and 5
10.
11.
Table 11.7:
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13.
Table 11.8:
14.
15. Looking at the data on the histogram, you can see that the range in data is nine hours. Most families
traveled between two and three hours and eight and nine hours. One family traveled between six and seven
hours and another family traveled between twelve and thirteen hours. Two families traveled between ten
and eleven hours.
16 – 20 Answers will vary. Use partners to check student work.
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tice, Answer Key
1. Yes
2. The y axis doesn’t start at zero.
3. Start the y axis at zero so that the variance is visually accurate.
4.
5.
6. 4 Hours
7. 1.5 hours
8. True
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10.
11. NJ
12. Yes because it has a starting point of zero.
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14.
15. 64◦
16. 49◦
17. – 20. Answer will vary
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8. Stem and leaf plot
9.
10.
11.
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14.
15.
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2. 85%
3. 35%
4. 65%
5. 46%
6. San Francisco
7. Denver
8. The best display is a frequency table and a histogram
9. Frequency table
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Table 11.9:
Histogram
10. 43.3%
11. 33.3%
12. 3
13. 3
14. 30%
15. 30%
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(b) 2
(c) 10
(d) 1:5
13. (a) 1, 3, 5, 7, 9
(b) 5
(c) 10
(d) 1:2
14. (a) 6, 8 10
(b) 3
(c) 10
(d) 3:10
15. (a) blue
(b) 4
(c) 1 : 3, 13 , .333 33 13 %
16. (a) red
(b) 6
(c) 1 : 2, 12 , .50 50%
17. (a) blue, white
(b) 6
(c) 1 : 2, 12 , .50, 50%
18. (a) blue, red
(b) 10
6 , 5 : 6, .833, 83.3%
5
(c)
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17. Actual was not too close – 44 % actual Predicted 50%
18. Actual was fairly close – 28.3 % actual predicted 25%
19. Table answers will vary
20. 60
21 – 25 Answers will vary
26. About 55
27. Sept 13
28. 531
29. 84 Homeruns
30 April 2013
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33. 75%
34. 13
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23. 9
1
24. 2
1
25. 4
1
26. 2
1
27. 2
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12. 120
13. 720
14. 5040
15. 6
16. 24
17. 12
18. 60
19. 120
20. 120
21. 210
22. 840
23. 120
24. 6
25. 120
26. 24
27. 12
28. 24
29. 120
30. 120
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Time to Practice, Answer Key
1. Independent
2. Dependent
3. Independent
4. Dependent
5. Independent
6. Dependent
7. Independent
8. Dependent
9. Independent
10. Dependent
11. Dependent
12. Dependent
13. Independent
14. Independent
15. Dependent
1
16. 9
1
17. 9
2
18. 9
2
19. 3
20. .64
21. .04
22. 016
1
23. 169
9
24. 169
81
25. 169
1
26. 8
1
27. 16
28. Independent
2
29. 3
2
30. 5
1
31. 5
3
32. 10
1
33. 25
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