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Contemporary Mathematics for Business and Consumers, Brief 8th Edition Test Bank - Page 1 preview imageName:Class:Date:Chapter01-WholeNumbersCopyrightCengageLearning.PoweredbyCognero.Page11.Anynumber,zeroorgreater,whichdoesnotcontainadecimalorfractioniscalleda(n)____________________.ANSWER:wholenumber2.Tocalculateapproximatelytheamountorvalueofsomethingiscalled____________________.ANSWER:estimating3.Anapproximationofanexactnumberiscalleda(n)____________________number.ANSWER:rounded4.Aprocessofroundingthenumbertothefirstdigitiscalled____________________.ANSWER:roundingalltheway5.Anyofasetofnumbersbeingaddedinanadditionproblemarecalled____________________.ANSWER:addends6.Thenumberbeingsubtractedfromanoriginalnumberiscalledthe____________________.ANSWER:subtrahend7.Inmultiplication,thenumberbeingmultipliediscalledthe____________________.ANSWER:multiplicand8.Theanswerorresultofmultiplicationiscalledthe____________________.ANSWER:product9.Indivision,thenumberbeingdividediscalledthe____________________.ANSWER:dividend10.Thequotientistheanswertoa(n)____________________problem.ANSWER:division11.Identifythewordform:3107a.thirtythousand,onehundredsevenb.threehundredsevenc.threehundredtend.threethousand,onehundredsevenANSWER:d12.Identifythewordform:18311a.eighteenthousand,threehundredelevenb.onehundredelevenc.onethousand,eighthundredelevend.onethousand,eighthundredthirty-oneANSWER:a13.Identifythewordform:124945a.onehundredtwenty-fourthousandandninehundredforty-five
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Contemporary Mathematics for Business and Consumers, Brief 8th Edition Test Bank - Page 3 preview imageName:Class:Date:Chapter01-WholeNumbersCopyrightCengageLearning.PoweredbyCognero.Page2b.onehundredtwenty-fourthousand,ninehundredforty-fivec.onehundredtwenty-fourthousandninehundredandforty-fived.onethousandtwenty-fourandninehundredforty-fiveANSWER:b14.Roundtothegivenplace:256,035(thousands)a.300,000b.256,000c.256,040d.200,000ANSWER:b15.Roundtothegivenplace:3,119,687(hundredthousands)a.3,120,000b.3,000,000c.3,119,700d.3,100,000ANSWER:d16.Roundtothegivenplace:9,596,809(millions)a.9,600,000b.9,000,000c.10,600,000d.10,000,000ANSWER:d17.Roundtothegivenplace:340,413(hundredthousands)a.340,000b.340,400c.341,000d.300,000ANSWER:d18.Roundtothegivenplace:346,535(tenthousands)a.350,000b.300,000c.347,000d.400,000ANSWER:a19.Roundingallthewayis:a.usuallynotasaccurateasroundingtoaspecificplacevalue.b.alwaysgivesanewvaluethatishigherthantheoriginalnumber.c.alwaysgivesanewvaluethatislowerthantheoriginalnumber.
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Contemporary Mathematics for Business and Consumers, Brief 8th Edition Test Bank - Page 4 preview imageName:Class:Date:Chapter01-WholeNumbersCopyrightCengageLearning.PoweredbyCognero.Page3d.notpossiblewithsomenumbers.ANSWER:a20.Roundingtoaspecificplacevalue:a.isusuallymoreaccuratethanroundingalltheway.b.alwaysgivesanewvaluethatishigherthantheoriginalnumber.c.alwaysgivesavaluethatislowerthantheoriginalnumber.d.isusuallylessaccuratethanroundingalltheway.ANSWER:a21.Addthefollowingnumbers:813+1,078+1,204a.3,095b.3,885c.5,678d.9,080ANSWER:a22.Addthefollowingnumbers:7,862+813+1,320+275a.10,160b.9,270c.10,270d.11,170ANSWER:c23.Totalthefollowingnumbers:712;1,105;3,209;796.a.5,110b.5,822c.5,026d.4,417ANSWER:b24.Totalthefollowingnumbers:515;7,104;8,219;96.a.15,110b.15,822c.15,934d.14,934ANSWER:c25.Serenacountshercaloriesoverseveraldays.Whatishertotalcaloricintakegiventhesevalues:1,405;1,219;1,119;1,353.a.3,977b.5,096c.3,943d.5,095
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Contemporary Mathematics for Business and Consumers, Brief 8th Edition Test Bank - Page 5 preview imageName:Class:Date:Chapter01-WholeNumbersCopyrightCengageLearning.PoweredbyCognero.Page4ANSWER:b26.If14,530ticketswereoriginallyavailableforasoccergameand8,738weresold,howmanyticketsremain?a.23,268b.14,530c.5,792d.8,738ANSWER:c27.ThetownthatImeldalivesinincreasedinsizefrom17,791to33,608.Whatwastheamountoftheincrease?a.15,810b.19,791c.15,817d.55,399ANSWER:c28.Arunhad$1,234.00inhischeckingaccount.HewroteachecktohissisterDebbiefor$492.00tocoveronemonthofbabysitting.Afterthecheckclears,howmuchmoneywillArunhaveinhischeckingaccount?a.$1,326b.$751c.$742d.$112ANSWER:c29.LastmonthwasValentine'sDayandMartin’sdailysalesforrosestotaled$4,087.Thismonth'ssalesare$2,904.HowmuchmoredidMartin’sstoreearnduringlastmonth?a.$2,704b.$6,591c.$1,591d.$1,183ANSWER:d30.Multiply:2,608×330.a.860,640b.86,064c.858,000d.2,278ANSWER:a31.Afactoryproduces996arearugsperweek.Howmanyarearugsdoesitproducein32weeks?a.31,680b.29,880c.31,872d.51,792
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Contemporary Mathematics for Business and Consumers, Brief 8th Edition Test Bank - Page 6 preview imageName:Class:Date:Chapter01-WholeNumbersCopyrightCengageLearning.PoweredbyCognero.Page5ANSWER:c32.Multiply:3,449×216.a.755,784b.744,984c.724,290d.680,000ANSWER:b33.Multiply:2,513×63.a.150,000b.150,780c.157,500d.158,319ANSWER:d34.Leonardownsanautodealership.Thisweekhemustorder61newFordTransits.IfeachFordTransitcostsLeonard$8,532,howmuchishistotalpurchase?a.$299,952b.$132.25c.$520,452d.$254,832ANSWER:c35.Benny'sWarehouse,alargemanufacturingcompany,has977employeesonitspayroll.LastyearMr.Bennyspent$4,117peremployeeonadditionalbenefits.WhatwasthetotalcosttoMr.Bennyfortheadditionalemployeebenefits?a.$3,056,331b.$4,022,309c.$5,788,454d.$4,019,580ANSWER:b36.Divide945by14.a.67R7b.68R7c.67R1d.70ANSWER:a37.Dividethefollowingnumber:a.50b..02c.54
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Contemporary Mathematics for Business and Consumers, Brief 8th Edition Test Bank - Page 7 preview imageName:Class:Date:Chapter01-WholeNumbersCopyrightCengageLearning.PoweredbyCognero.Page6d.49R32ANSWER:a38.Dividethefollowingnumber:a.55b.45R8c.46d.38ANSWER:b39.Divide828by12.a..01b.68R7c.69d.70ANSWER:c40.Acertaintruckcovered7,605milesin15days.Whatistheaveragenumberofmilestraveledperday?a.550b.506c.507d.508ANSWER:c41.Roger'slawncareserviceagreedtohaulthefollowingmaterialtoacertainhome.Thedriverdelivered17tonsofrockonMonday,15tonsofrockonTuesday,12tonsofrockonWednesday,8tonsofrockonThursday,and13tonsofrockonFriday.Whatwasthetotalweightofrockdeliveredfortheweek?a.43b.54c.72d.65ANSWER:d42.Afterreturningfromafishingtrip,Robertoweighedhiscatch.Thecatfishweighed23pounds,theperchweighed19pounds,andthewalleyeweighed27pounds.Whatwasthetotalweightofhiscatch?a.59b.69c.57d.74ANSWER:b43.Eugenenoticedthathisinventorydecreasedfrom815unitsofstockto417unitsofstock.Howmanyunitsofstockdidhisinventorydecrease?a.407
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Contemporary Mathematics for Business and Consumers, Brief 8th Edition Test Bank - Page 8 preview imageName:Class:Date:Chapter01-WholeNumbersCopyrightCengageLearning.PoweredbyCognero.Page7b.418c.398d.498ANSWER:c44.Kailashpurchased41tiresforhisfleetatacostof$75pertire.Whatwasthetotalcostofhispurchase?a.$3,075b.$3,705c.$307d.$3,507ANSWER:a45.Acertainemployerdistributed2pairsofsafetyshoestoeachofitsworkers.Atotalof106pairsofshoeswerepassedouttoitsemployees.Howmanyemployeesworkforthiscompany?a.53b.106c.63d.61ANSWER:a46.Alanaagreedtopurchaseavehiclewiththefollowingterms.Shewillmakea$3,000downpaymentonacarcosting$15,000.Assumingnointerest,howmuchwouldshepaypermonthifshefinancedthisvehicleover24months?a.$1,000b.$500c.$250d.$625ANSWER:b47.Writethewholenumberinnumericalandwordform:3549211ANSWER:3,549,211;threemillion,fivehundredforty-ninethousand,twohundredeleven48.Writethewholenumberinnumericalandwordform:189215ANSWER:189,215;onehundredeighty-ninethousand,twohundredfifteen49.Writethewholenumberinnumericalandwordform:7522ANSWER:7,522;seventhousand,fivehundredtwenty-two50.Writethewholenumberinnumericalandwordform:5009ANSWER:5,009;fivethousand,nine51.Writethewholenumberinnumericalandwordform:980312ANSWER:980,312;ninehundredeightythousand,threehundredtwelve52.Writethewholenumberinnumericalform:Fivehundredfifteenthousand,oneANSWER:515,001
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Contemporary Mathematics for Business and Consumers, Brief 8th Edition Test Bank - Page 9 preview imageName:Class:Date:Chapter01-WholeNumbersCopyrightCengageLearning.PoweredbyCognero.Page853.Writethewholenumberinnumericalform:Onebillion,onemillion,onethousand,twenty-twoANSWER:1,001,001,02254.Writethewholenumberinnumericalform:Sixty-fivemillion,twohundredsixANSWER:65,000,20655.Writethewholenumberinnumericalform:Sevenhundredfourteenthousand,fourANSWER:714,00456.Roundthenumbertotheindicatedplace:56,212totensANSWER:56,21057.Roundthenumbertotheindicatedplace:180,678tohundredsANSWER:180,70058.Roundthenumbertotheindicatedplace:519,999tothousandsANSWER:520,00059.Roundthenumbertotheindicatedplace:509,962,015tohundredthousandsANSWER:510,000,00060.Roundthenumbertotheindicatedplace:18,796,538totenmillionsANSWER:20,000,00061.Roundthenumbertotheindicatedplace:4,652allthewayANSWER:5,00062.Approximatetheexactnumberbyroundingtoaneasiernumbertouse:65,819gallonsoffuelANSWER:Answersmayvary.66,000gallonsoffuel63.Approximatetheexactnumberbyroundingtoaneasiernumbertouse:8,592employeesANSWER:Answersmayvary.8,600employees64.Approximatetheexactnumberbyroundingtoaneasiernumbertouse:99,889itemsininventoryANSWER:Answersmayvary.100,000itemsininventory65.1,212+19+69=ANSWER:1,30066.
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Contemporary Mathematics for Business and Consumers, Brief 8th Edition Test Bank - Page 10 preview imageName:Class:Date:Chapter01-WholeNumbersCopyrightCengageLearning.PoweredbyCognero.Page9ANSWER:4,27067.ANSWER:1,29568.ANSWER:8,82669.1,826−229=ANSWER:1,59770.ANSWER:8,49471.ANSWER:91,03872.ANSWER:4,911,98673.ANSWER:577,20674.ANSWER:2,197,16075.ANSWER:1,992,000,00076.ANSWER:1,077
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Contemporary Mathematics for Business and Consumers, Brief 8th Edition Test Bank - Page 11 preview imageName:Class:Date:Chapter01-WholeNumbersCopyrightCengageLearning.PoweredbyCognero.Page1077.ANSWER:3478.Divide5975by25.ANSWER:23979.Divide4009by32.ANSWER:125R980.ANSWER:9R7181.ANSWER:88R4082.ThunderCompanyemploys114employeesinitsmaterialsdepartment,441employeesinitsassemblyplant,and130inthefinishingplant.Therearealso63officeemployees,8securityguards,117salespeople,and8executives.Howmanypeopleworkforthiscompany?ANSWER:881people83.Jasonworksinthepurchasingdepartmentofacompany.Heisfillingoutanorderformfor112,545safetygoggles.TheorderformrequiresthatJasonwriteoutthenumberofgogglesinwordform.WhatshouldJasonwriteontheorderform?ANSWER:onehundredtwelvethousand,fivehundredforty-five84.Inoneyear,afleetoftrucksused558,709gallonsoffuel.AreporttotheVicePresidentrequiresthatthisnumberberoundedtothehundreds.WhatshouldbereportedtotheVicePresidentasthetotalgallonsoffuelusedlastyear?ANSWER:558,70085.Anewsstandsold318papersonMonday,389papersonTuesday,406papersonWednesday,347papersonThursday,515onFriday,and1,812papersontheweekend.Howmanypapersweresoldduringtheentireweek?ANSWER:3,787papers86.Bob&Companypaysitssalesstaff$445permonth,pluscommissions.Lastmonth,KimHainesearnedcommissionsof$329,$218,$456,$197,and$482.WhatwasKim’stotalincomeforthemonth?ANSWER:$2,12787.Aservicestation'srecordofgallonsofgasolinesoldperdayovera4dayperiodproducedthefiguresbelow.Whatwasthetotalnumberofgallonssold?131;1,897;931;1,722ANSWER:4,68188.JacquesMillardearned$544fortheweek.Deductedamountfromhispaycheckwas:$92forincometaxes,$72forsocialsecurity,$25foruniondues,and$87forothermiscellaneousitems.Whatwastheamountofhispaycheck?ANSWER:$268
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Contemporary Mathematics for Business and Consumers, Brief 8th Edition Test Bank - Page 12 preview imageName:Class:Date:Chapter01-WholeNumbersCopyrightCengageLearning.PoweredbyCognero.Page1189.Boydhad$286inhiswalletthismorning.Duringtheday,hespent$6forbreakfast,$23forajacket,and$30foraconcertticket.HowmuchmoneydidBoydhaveleft?ANSWER:$22790.DorianVincentearned$923fortheweek.Deductedfromhispaycheckwas:$115forincometaxes,$82forsocialsecurity,$15foruniondues,and$67forothermiscellaneousitems.Whatwastheamountofhispaycheck?ANSWER:$64491.Aplumberstartsthedayhaving1,250feetofcoppertubingonhistruck.Duringthemorningheusespieces123,86,215,and396feetlong.Atlunchhegoestoaplumbingsupplyhouseandbuysanother850feetoftubing.Duringtheafternoonheusespiecesof513,426,and92feetoftubing.Howmanyfeetofcoppertubingarestillonthetruckattheendoftheday?ANSWER:249feet92.EdnaBoydmakes$6.50perhour.HowmuchdoesEdnaearnina32-hourweek?ANSWER:$20893.Abasketballteamsold8,212firsttierseatticketsat$19each,11,182secondtierseatticketsat$15each,and3,920uppertierticketsat$12each.Whatwasthetotaldollaramountoftheticketsales?ANSWER:$370,79894.RoyLandersbought3,000sharesofstockfor$59pershare.Sixmonthslaterhesoldthe3,000sharesofstockfor$75pershare.Ifthestockbroker'scommissionwas$975,howmuchprofitdidRoymakeonthetransaction?ANSWER:$47,02595.TheZioneCompanycanproduce90appliancesinan8-hourshift.Theplantoperatescontinuously—3shiftsperday,5daysperweek.Howmanyappliancescanbeproducedin5weeks?ANSWER:6,750appliances96.Amachineuses12circuitboards,eachcontaining326parts.Acompanyhas615,828partsinstock.a.Howmanymachinescanitmanufacture?b.Howmanypartswillbeleft?ANSWER:a.157machinesb.1,644partsleft97.CityNationalcharges$11,144interestonaloanof$28,600.Whatequalmonthlypaymentsmustbemadeinordertopaybacktheloanplusinterestin36months?ANSWER:$1,10498.A2,300acrefarmwassoldfor$963,500.Ifthehouseandequipmentareworth$188,400andthelandrepresentsthebalance,whatwasthepricepaidperacrefortheland?ANSWER:$33799.Aflatbedrailroadcarweighs175tonsempty,and527tonsloadedwith22trailers.Howmanytonsdoeseachtrailerweigh?ANSWER:16tons
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Contemporary Mathematics for Business and Consumers, Brief 8th Edition Test Bank - Page 13 preview imageName:Class:Date:Chapter01-WholeNumbersCopyrightCengageLearning.PoweredbyCognero.Page12100.Lastmonth,JimGrimshawharvested325bushelsoftomatoes,218bushelsofcarrots,and560bushelsofcucumbers.HesoldtheentireharvesttoProduce,Inc.Thetomatoesbrought$4perbushel;thecarrots,$3perbushel;andthecucumbers,$2perbushel.IfJim’sexpensesamountedto$989,howmuchwashisprofit?ANSWER:$2,085101.Youarehostingareception.Themealwillcost$22perperson;entertainmentwillcost$1,500;facilityrentalis$750;invitationsanddecorationcostsare$1,230;andotherexpensesamountto$930.a.Calculatethecostif210guestsplantoattend.b.Whatisthecostperguest?ANSWER:a.$9,030b.$43102.Accu-Tempcharges$19perhourforaccountingemployees.Theseemployeesarepaid$11perhour.IfAccu-Temphas25accountingemployees,eachworkinga32-hourweek,howmuchprofitdidthecompanymakelastweek?ANSWER:$6,400103.TheO'BrienCompanypurchasedanewbuildingfor$185,500.Afteradownpaymentof$38,800,thebalancewaspaidinequalmonthlypayments,withnointerest.a.Iftheloanwaspaidoffin3years,howmuchwerethemonthlypayments?b.Iftheloanwaspaidoffin5years,howmuchlesswerethemonthlypayments?ANSWER:a.$4,075b.$1,630104.Acontestantagreedtosplitherprizemoneyequallywithherfamily.Thereare11membersinherfamily,includingthecontestant.Ifshewon$275,000,howmuchmoneywilleachfamilymemberreceive?ANSWER:$25,000105.Lona’scateringservicefiguredthateachpartymemberwouldusethefollowingitemsperperson;3cups,5napkins,4forks,2knivesand3spoons.IfLonaiscateringapartyfor150people,howmanytotalitemswillsheneedtosupplytheparty?ANSWER:2,550items106.AsystemusingthetenHundu-Arabicsymbols0-9iscalledabinarynumbersystem.a.Trueb.FalseANSWER:False107.Adotwritteninadecimalnumberiscalledadecimalpoint.a.Trueb.FalseANSWER:True108.Wholenumbers,alsocalledintegers,arefoundtotheleftofthedecimalpoint.a.Trueb.False
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Contemporary Mathematics for Business and Consumers, Brief 8th Edition Test Bank - Page 14 preview imageName:Class:Date:Chapter01-WholeNumbersCopyrightCengageLearning.PoweredbyCognero.Page13ANSWER:True109.Inthefollowingnumber:1,548,932The8isinthehundredsplace.a.Trueb.FalseANSWER:False110.Inthefollowingnumber:1,548,932The5isinthehundredthousandsplace.a.Trueb.FalseANSWER:True111.Theaddendsare745,923,and245.Thesumoftheproblemis1,913.a.Trueb.FalseANSWER:True112.Theminuendis3,415.Thesubtrahendis742.Thequotientis2,673.a.Trueb.FalseANSWER:False113.Themultiplicandis519.Themultiplieris45.Theproductis23,355.a.Trueb.FalseANSWER:True114.Thedividendis2,925.Thedivisoris45.Thesubtrahendis65.a.True
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Contemporary Mathematics for Business and Consumers, Brief 8th Edition Test Bank - Page 15 preview imageName:Class:Date:Chapter01-WholeNumbersCopyrightCengageLearning.PoweredbyCognero.Page14b.FalseANSWER:False115.Ifthedivisordoesnotevenlydivideintothedividend,thequotientwillhavearemainder.a.Trueb.FalseANSWER:True116.Thesumofthenumber12,45,87,42,and36is222.a.Trueb.FalseANSWER:True117.Shawn'spotatocropproduced525poundsofpotatoes.Hetookthemtothefarmer'smarket,wherehemadesalesof35pounds,48pounds,112pounds,and28pounds.Theremainingpotatoeswereboughtbyarestaurantsupplier.Thesupplierbought748poundsofpotatoes.a.Trueb.FalseANSWER:False118.Meiproduced318hand-madevasesthisyear.Shesoldallbut26ofthem.ThatmeansthatMeisold292vases.a.Trueb.FalseANSWER:True119.Raegandecidedtosaveuptobuyacar.After48weeks,shesaved$2,160.ThatmeansthatRaeganwassaving$112perweektoreachhergoal.a.Trueb.FalseANSWER:False120.Thenumber1,975,512hasbeenroundedalltheway.Theresultis1,900,000.a.Trueb.FalseANSWER:False
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Contemporary Mathematics for Business and Consumers, Brief 8th Edition Test Bank - Page 16 preview imageName:Class:Date:Chapter02-FractionsCopyrightCengageLearning.PoweredbyCognero.Page11.Amathematicalwayofexpressingapartofawholethingiscalleda(n)____________________.ANSWER:fraction2.Thenumberonthebottomofthedivisionlineofafractioniscalledthe____________________.ANSWER:denominator3.Afractioninwhichthenumeratorissmallerthanthedenominatoriscalleda(n)____________________.ANSWER:commonfractionproperfraction4.Thenumberonthetopofthedivisionlineofafractioniscalledthe____________________.ANSWER:numerator5.A(n)____________________combinesawholenumberwithaproperfraction.ANSWER:mixednumber6.Theleastcommondenominatoristhe____________________,andthereforemostefficient,commondenominatorinadditionorsubtractionoffractions.ANSWER:smallest7.Awholenumberdivisibleonlybyitselfandliscalleda(n)____________________.ANSWER:primenumber8.Properfractionsthathavethesamedenominatorinadditionorsubtractionarecalled____________________fractions.ANSWER:like9.Invertednumbersareknownas____________________ofeachother.ANSWER:reciprocals10.Indivisionoffractions,the____________________isinverted.ANSWER:divisor11.Ausefulshortcutwhichsimplifiesthemultiplicationoffractionsiscalled____________________.ANSWER:cancellation12.Identifythetypeoffractionandwriteitinwordform:a.properfraction,ten-thirdsb.improperfraction,ten-thirdsc.improperfraction,ten-threesd.properfraction,ten-threesANSWER:b13.Identifythetypeoffractionandwriteitinwordform:a.properfraction,twenty-fourandnineteen-twentiethsb.improperfraction,twenty-fourandnineteen-twentieths
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