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Title: Welcome to the Calculator Competition


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Welcome to the Calculator Competition
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  • Suppose you found an old roll
  • of 15 cent stamps. What combination of 33
    cent stamps and 15 cent stamps can you use to
    mail a package for exactly 1.77?

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Answer 1.
Four 33 stamps and three 15 stamps equals 1.77
in postage.
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2. In any group of six people, what is the
probability that everyone was born in
different months?
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Answer 2.
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  • Take two sheets of 8 ½ by 11 inch
    paper. Roll one into a short cylinder and the
    other into a tall cylinder. What is the volume
    of the short cylinder to the nearest hundredth,
    using 3.14 as an approximation for p ?

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Answer 3.
The volume of the shorter cylinder is about 81.89
cubic inches.
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  • The sum of 3 consecutive counting numbers is
  • one-eighth of their product.
  • What is their product?

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Answer 4.
120
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5. Simplify to a reduced fraction
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Answer 5.
33/109
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  • What is the value of
  • 1 3 5 7 9 . 99?

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Answer 6.
-50
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  • The solid shown below
  • has a volume of 6 cubic inches.
  • What is its surface area?

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Answer 7.
24 square inches
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  • Calculuate,
  • to the nearest hundredth

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Answer 8.
12.76
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  • The length of a rectangle is increased by 20
  • and its width is increased by 50. What is the
    percent
  • Increase in its area?

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Answer 9.
80
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  • Don drove at an average speed of 70
  • miles per hour (mph) for 30 minutes.
  • For the next 20 minutes, Don drove at an
  • Average speed of 40 mph. For the next 10
  • Minutes Don drove at and average speed of
  • 30 mph. What was Dons average speed for
  • The whole hour? (round to the nearest mile
  • Per hour.)

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Answer 10.
53 mph
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Tie Breaker Questions Good Luck!
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  • What proper fraction
  • is half-way between 1/6 and ¼ ?

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Answer 11.
5/24
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12. Simplify
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Answer 12.
2
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  • How many three digit prime numbers are
    there with the property that the product
  • of the three digits is 10?

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Answer 13.
2
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  • Roll 3 dice, and multiply the
  • Three numbers showing. What is the
  • Probability that the product is even?

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Answer 14.
7/8
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15. Evaluate
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Answer 15.
1001
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