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    Here are the steps to convert a ratio to a decimal: 1. Write the ratio as a fraction by placing the first number over the second number. 2. Divide the numerator by the denominator. 3. The result is the decimal equivalent of the ratio. For example: Ratio: 3:4 Fraction: 3/4 Decimal: 0.75 Ratio: 7:10 Fraction: 7/10 Decimal: 0.7 Ratio: 8:13 Fraction: 8/13 Decimal: 0.615384615384615 Ratio: 4:5 Fraction: 4/5 Decimal: 0.8 So the

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    Here are the steps to convert a ratio to a decimal: 1. Write the ratio as a fraction by placing the first number over the second number. 2. Divide the numerator by the denominator. 3. The result is the decimal equivalent of the ratio. For example: Ratio: 3:4 Fraction: 3/4 Decimal: 0.75 Ratio: 7:10 Fraction: 7/10 Decimal: 0.7 Ratio: 8:13 Fraction: 8/13 Decimal: 0.615384615384615 Ratio: 4:5 Fraction: 4/5 Decimal: 0.8 So the

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    Here are the steps to convert a ratio to a decimal: 1. Write the ratio as a fraction by placing the first number over the second number. 2. Divide the numerator by the denominator. 3. The result is the decimal equivalent of the ratio. For example: Ratio: 3:4 Fraction: 3/4 Decimal: 0.75 Ratio: 7:10 Fraction: 7/10 Decimal: 0.7 Ratio: 8:13 Fraction: 8/13 Decimal: 0.615384615384615 Ratio: 4:5 Fraction: 4/5 Decimal: 0.8 So the

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    Mathematics

    Factors
    1. Factor
    Answer: are whole numbers above 1 that have no factors other than one and themselves. They cannot be made
    by multiplying other numbers. EX: 2,3,5,7,11,13
    2. Composite Numbers
    Answer: are whole numbers above 1 that have 3 or more factors. EX: 4,6,8,9,10,12,14,15
    3. Prime Factor
    Answer: is the process of breaking down a number up to its
    Prime factors
    4. It is the greatest or biggest whole number that is a factor or more given numbers.
    Answer: Greatest Common Factor (GCF)
    5. The smallest common multiple of two more given numbers.
    Answer: Least Common Multiple (LCM)
    6. Multiple
    Answer: a number that will result if a certain number will be multiplied by any number.

    Direction: Complete the factor tree to find the prime factors of each number
    Answer:
    Direction: Find the greatest common factor of the two numbers shown.

    Example:

    36 – 1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 9, 12, 18, 36

    48 – 1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 8, 12, 16, 24, 48

    Common Factor = 1,2,3,4,6,12

    GCF=12

    1. 12 __________________________ GCF _______


    26 __________________________

    2. 30 __________________________ GCF _______


    40 __________________________

    3. 35 __________________________ GCF _______


    28 __________________________

    4. 21 __________________________ GCF _______


    15 __________________________

    5. 33 __________________________ GCF _______


    15 __________________________

    6. 27 __________________________ GCF _______


    3 ___________________________

    7. 36 __________________________ GCF _______


    33 __________________________
    8. 30 __________________________ GCF _______
    _5__________________________

    9. 30 __________________________ GCF _______


    6 ___________________________

    10. 16 __________________________ GCF _______


    4 ___________________________

    Answers:

    1. 12 1,2
    26 1,2 GCF 2
    2. 30 1,2,3,5,6,10
    40 1,2,4,5,8,10 GCF 10
    3. 35 1,5,7
    28 1,2,4,7 GCF 7
    4. 21 1,3
    15 1,3 GCF 3
    5. 33 1,3
    15 1,3 GCF 3
    6. 27 1,3
    3 1,3 GCF 3
    7. 36 1,2,3
    33 1,3 GCF 3
    8. 30 1,2,3,5
    5 1,5 GCF 5
    9. 30 1,2,3,5,6
    6 1,2,3,6 GCF 6
    10. 16 1,2,4
    4 1,2,4 GCF 4

    Direction: Find the lowest common multiple.

    Example:

    36 – 36.72,108, 144

    48 – 48, 96, 144 LCM 144

    1. 4 __________________________ LCM _______


    22 __________________________

    2. 6 __________________________ LCM _______


    24 __________________________

    3. 6 __________________________ LCM _______


    8 __________________________

    4. 3 __________________________ LCM _______


    4 __________________________
    5. 10 __________________________ LCM _______
    23 __________________________

    6. 2 __________________________ LCM _______


    4 ___________________________

    7. 16 __________________________ LCM _______


    24 __________________________
    8. 28 __________________________ LCM_______
    6__________________________

    9. 10 __________________________ LCM _______


    19 ___________________________

    10. 14 __________________________ LCM _______


    28 __________________________

    Answers:
    1. 4 4,8,12
    22 22,44 LCM 44
    2. 6 6,12,18
    24 24 LCM 24
    3. 8 8,16,24
    6 ,6,12,18,24, LCM 24
    4. 3 3,6,9
    4 4,8,12 LCM 12
    5. 10 10,20,30
    23 23,46,69 LCM 230
    6. 2 2,4
    4 4 LCM 4
    7. 16 16,32,48
    24 24,48 LCM 48
    8. 28 28,56,84
    6 6,12,18
    9. 10 10,20,30
    19 19,38,57 LCM190
    10. 14 14,28
    28 28 LCM 28
    Direction: Rewrite the following exponents using repeated multiplication and calculate the value.
    For example, 32 = 3 × 3 = 9
    Answer:
    6
    1. 6 6x6x6x6x6x6=46,656
    2. 114 11x11x11x11=14,641
    2
    3. 34 34x34=1,156
    3
    4. 23 23x23x23=12,167
    5. 98 9x9x9x9x9x9x9x9=4,3046,721
    7
    6. 7 7x7x7x7x7x7x7=823,543
    5
    7. 10 10x10x10x10x10=100,000
    8. 183 18x18x18=5,832
    9. 192 19x19=361
    10. 59 5x5x5x5x5x5x5x5x5=1,193,125

    Rewrite the following expressions using exponents. For example, 5 × 5 = 5 2


    Answer:
    11. 8×8×8 83
    12. 6×6×6×6×6 65
    13. 7×7×7×7 74
    14. 5×5×5 53
    15. 9×9×9×9×9 95
    16. 15 × 15 × 15 153
    17. 8×8×8×8×8×8×8×8 88
    18. 7×7×7×7×7×7 76
    19. 4×4×4×4×4×4×4 47
    20. 2x2x2x2x2x2x2x2x2x2x2x2x2x2x2x2 216

    Direction: Rewrite the following Product of powers rule.

    Example: x2 · x4 = x2+4=x6

    1. 349·342=
    2. 194·193=
    3. 1451·1456=
    4. 235·255=
    5. 1111·1122=

    Quotient of powers rules


    Example: x6 ÷ x2= x6-2=x4
    6. 349÷342=
    7. 194÷193=
    8. 1451÷1456=
    9. 235÷255=
    10. 1111÷1122=
    Power of power rules
    Example: (x4)2=x4·2=x8
    1. (12)3=
    2. (23)4=
    3. (34)5=
    4. (45)6=
    5. (56)7=

    Power of quotient rule


    4 4 2 16
    Example: ( )2= ( )= =4
    2 22 4
    24 2
    1. ( )=
    2
    3
    2. ( )3=
    3
    15
    3. ( )4=
    5
    12 5
    4. ( ) =
    4
    10
    5. ( )6=
    1
    Fractions
    1. numerator is smaller than denominator?
    Answer: proper fraction
    2. numerator is bigger than the denominator?
    Answer: Improper Fraction
    3. combination of whole number and a fraction?
    Answer: Mixed Fraction
    4. set of fractions with the same denominator?
    Answer: Similar Fraction
    5. set of fractions with different denominators?
    Answer: Dissimilar Fraction

    Subtracting Mixed numbers

    10 11
    1. 6 –1 =
    12 12
    1 7
    2. 7 -1 =
    8 8
    6 7
    3. 6 –1 =
    8 8
    6 11
    4. 6 -1 =
    15 15
    12 33
    5. 9 -1 =
    50 50
    1 2
    6. 3 -2 =
    4 4
    3 5
    7. 5 -2 =
    7 7
    1 2
    8. 5 -1 =
    3 3
    6 10
    9. 7 -1 =
    20 20
    23 24
    10. 5 -1 =
    25 25

    Adding mixed numbers


    5 11
    1. 5 +4 =
    12 12
    1 1
    2. 1 +7 =
    2 2
    2 2
    3. 7 +7 =
    3 3
    7 2
    4. 8 +3 =
    11 11
    4 3
    5. 10 + 8 =
    5 5
    3 2
    6. 7 +8 =
    6 6
    2 1
    7. 3 +4 =
    11 11
    8 7
    8. 9 +6 =
    12 12
    4 6
    9. 3 +9 =
    8 8
    3 3
    10. 10 + 2 =
    5 5

    Multiplying fractions
    6 3
    1. x =
    8 12
    1 4
    2. x =
    2 5
    2 7
    3. x =
    4 8
    2 7
    4. x =
    7 9
    4 1
    5. x =
    10 6
    2 1
    6. x =
    5 4
    2 3
    7. x =
    3 10
    8 4
    8. x =
    10 7
    8 1
    9. x =
    12 5
    5 1
    10. x =
    7 3

    Dividing fractions by fractions


    1 9
    1. ÷ =
    4 10
    5 1
    2. ÷ =
    9 2
    1 6
    3. ÷ =
    3 9
    8 2
    4. ÷ =
    10 5
    3 7
    5. ÷ =
    8 8
    2 1
    6. ÷ =
    5 2
    5 6
    7. ÷ =
    10 12
    7 1
    8. ÷ =
    11 6
    5 5
    9. ÷ =
    6 10
    1 1
    10. ÷ =
    4 7

    Ratio to decimal
    Direction: Fill in the blank

    Ratio Fraction Decimal Percent


    3:4 ¾ 0.75 75%
    0.25
    60%
    7:10
    55/60
    0.75
    80%
    8:13
    19/20
    45%
    4/5

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