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1. A shirt and a pair of socks cost $120 in total. The shirt costs $100 more than the socks. How much do the socks cost?

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2. If Tessa can paint Phil’s house in 12 days, and Larry can paint Phil’s house in 24 days, how long would it take them both to paint Phil’s house together? ______ days

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3. A class of students was lined up in a single-file line. Jerry was the 11th student from the front and the 11th from the back of the line. How many students were lined up?

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4. If it takes 10 knitting machines 10 hours to knit 10 sweaters, how long would it take 50 knitting machines to knit 50 sweaters?

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5. The number of bacteria in a container doubles each hour. If it takes 32 hours to completely fill the container, how many hours would it take for the bacteria to fill half of the container?

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6. A man buys a rare coin for $130, sells it for $140, buys it back for $150, and sells it finally for $160. How much has he made?

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7. A man had two horses. He sold one of them for $198 and made a profit of 10%. The next day he sold the other one for $198, and took a loss of 10%. On the two deals combined, did he have a profit or a loss?

a profit

a loss

he broke even, neither a profit or a loss

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8. Jake flew the 600 miles from Cleveland to Kansas City in a jet that averaged 600 miles per hour for the flight. He then flew the 600 miles from Kansas City to Denver in a small private plane that averaged only 200 miles per hour. For the entire 1200 mile trip, what was the average speed that Jake travelled?

610 miles per hour

480 miles per hour

400 miles per hour

300 miles per hour

190 miles per hour

cannot be determined

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9. Simon decided to invest $8,000 in the stock market on January 17 in 2008. Six months after he invested, on July 17, the stocks he had purchased were down 50%. Fortunately for Simon, from July 17 to October 17, the stocks he had purchased went up 75%. At this point, Simon has:

broken even in the stock market

is ahead of where he began

has lost money

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1. A shirt and a pair of socks cost $120 in total. The shirt costs $100 more than the socks. How much do the socks cost?

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2. If Tessa can paint Phil’s house in 12 days, and Larry can paint Phil’s house in 24 days, how long would it take them both to paint Phil’s house together? ______ days

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3. A class of students was lined up in a single-file line. Jerry was the 11th student from the front and the 11th from the back of the line. How many students were lined up?

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4. If it takes 10 knitting machines 10 hours to knit 10 sweaters, how long would it take 50 knitting machines to knit 50 sweaters?

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5. The number of bacteria in a container doubles each hour. If it takes 32 hours to completely fill the container, how many hours would it take for the bacteria to fill half of the container?

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6. A man buys a rare coin for $130, sells it for $140, buys it back for $150, and sells it finally for $160. How much has he made?

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7. A man had two horses. He sold one of them for $198 and made a profit of 10%. The next day he sold the other one for $198, and took a loss of 10%. On the two deals combined, did he have a profit or a loss?

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9. Simon decided to invest $8,000 in the stock market on January 17 in 2008. Six months after he invested, on July 17, the stocks he had purchased were down 50%. Fortunately for Simon, from July 17 to October 17, the stocks he had purchased went up 75%. At this point, Simon has:

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10. If it takes one minute to make each cut, how long will it take to cut a 25-foot wooden plank into 25 equal pieces?

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11. If the ratio of girls to boys in a town is 4 to 5, what fraction are girls?

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