MATHEMATICS MIDDLE SCHOOL

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Find the slope of the line containing the points (-3, 8) and (-5, 10)

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Answer 1

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Answer 2

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Slope is -1

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A pentagonal-based prism is sliced horizontally by a plane parallel to the base. Which figure best represents the shape of a cross-section parallel to the slice?

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Admission to a baseball game is $4.50 for general admission and $6.50$6.50 for reserved seats. The receipts were $5008.50 for 945
paid admissions. How many of each ticket were sold? (Round to nearest integer if necessary.)

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Answer:

general admission tickets = 567

reserved tickets = 378

Step-by-step explanation:

Let number of general admission tickets be "g"

and number of reserved seats be "r"

Total 945 tickets, that means:

g + r = 945

Also, total value of all tickets is 5008.5, so we can write:

4.5g + 6.5r = 5008.5

We can write 1st equation as:

g = 945 - r

Now we plug it into 2nd equation and solve for r first:

$4.5g + 6.5r = 5008.5\n4.5(945-r) + 6.5r = 5008.5\n4252.5-4.5r+6.5r=5008.5\n2r=756\nr=378$

Now, g is equal to:

g = 945 - r

g = 945 - 378

g= 567

So, reserved tickets sold were 378

and

general admission tickets sold were 567

Divide 986 by 26 by using partial quotients. what is the quotient.

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In partial quotients, we make good estimates of how many times the divisor $26$ goes in to the dividend, $986$ .

The number of steps it takes you to get to the remainder and quotient depends on how good your estimates are. For instance in the above diagram. You can see two different approaches of dividing 986 by 26 using partial quotients.

In the second approach in which there are fewer steps, We estimated that there are about 35 [26s] in 986. The 35 is our first partial quotient. We then multiply

$26* 35=910$

Next we subtract

$986-910=76$

We again estimated that there are at least 2 [26s] in 76. The 2 is our second partial quotient.

We then multiply again,

$26*2=52$

Next, we subtract,

$76-52=24$

Now there are no 26s in 24. Hence 24 is the remainder.

$<b>If we add all the partial quotients, we obtain the quotient which is 37</b>$