Please show the work.
sample problems…..
Problem #1.
(a). Find the ratio of 3 quarters to 18 dimes. Simplify your answer.
(b). Find the ratio of 5 nickels to 6 dimes.
(c). Show that the ratios in part (a) and part (b) are proportional.
Ch. 5, Ch. 6 and Ch. 7 Cumulative Test
By Dr. Zomorrodian
There are 10 problems, 10 points each.
Problem #1.
(a). Find the ratio of 3 quarters to 18 dimes. Simplify your answer.
(b). Find the ratio of 5 nickels to 6 dimes.
(c). Show that the ratios in part (a) and part (b) are proportional.
Problem #2.
A Volleyball team wins 52 of its 65 games during a world championship.
(a). What is the ratio of wins to games played? (Simplify answer)
(b). What is the ratio of losses to wins ? (Simplify your answer)
(c). What is the ratio of the above two ratios (a) to (b)?
Problem #3. Solve the following proportions:
Problem #4. Identify the rate, base, and amount for the following questions. (Do not solve it)
(a). What is 20% of $750.00?
(b). 30% of 760 is 228.
Problem #5. Solve the percent problems.
(a). 33 1/3% of 7,500 is what number?
(b). Find 125% of 600.
Problem #6.
(a). A state taxes sales at 5.2%. What tax will you pay on an item that costs $180?
(b). You receive a grade of 85% on a test that had 40 questions. How many questions did you have correct?
Problem #7.
(a). Jessica earns $650 in commissions in 1 month. If her commission rate is 2.5%, what were her total sales?
(b). David arranges financing for his new car. The interest rate for the financing plan is 13%, and he will pay $2,600 interest for 1 year. How much money did he borrow to finance the car?
Problem #8.
(a). Fill out the blank in: 7 ft = _______ inches.
(b). Fill out the blank in: 4 pt = _______ fl oz.
(c). Simplify: 5 ft 21 in.
(d). Add 6 ft 9 in. + 4 ft 8 in.= ?
(e). 7 lb 3 oz – 4 lb 10 oz =?
Problem #9.
(a). If the angle A represents 7/8 of a complete circle. What is the measure of A in degrees? Do the work, write your multiplications.
(b). Find the perimeter of the isosceles triangle ABC shown below:
Problem #10.
(a). The legs of a right…





