Lessons 1–12(SeeStill More Practice, p. 469.)Add or subtract. (See pp. 296 – 301, 304 – 305, 308 –311.)
Write the answer in simplest form.- ^15 2. ^58 3. ^56 4. ^89 5. 170
^25 ^38 ^12 ^23 220 - 4 110 7. 8 ^26 8. 5 136 9. 12 ^18 10. 5 ^38
3 110 4 ^16 3 136 2 ^18 4 ^18
1
2
1
2 12. 16
0 1
5 13. 1
4 7
8 14. 5
6 1
3 Write as a whole number or mixed number (See pp. 300 –301.)
in simplest form.- ^186 16. ^143 17. ^165 18. ^250 19. ^137
Write the least common multiple (LCM) of each set. (See pp. 306–307.)- 4, 10 21. 9, 12 22. 9, 6 23. 5, 6
Estimate the sum or difference. (See pp. 302–303.)- 11 ^59 4 ^23 25. 2 ^13 3 65 1 ^19
Find the part of each number. (See pp. 314–315.)- ^13 of 18 27. ^18 of 24 28. ^34 of 40 29. ^58 of 24
(See pp. 312–315.)- Of 24 apples,
1
3 are green. 31. There are 7 marbles in a bag.
How many are not green?
Four are red, 2 are blue and 1 is
green. What is the probability that
the first one picked will be red?
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