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Froggy Jumps Froggy Jump Math GameOnline version math game by Tamia Stevenson 1 Jorge measured his heart rate after jogging. He counted 11 beats during a 6-second interval. What was the unit rate for Jorge's heart rate in beats per minute? a 11 beats per minute b 110 beats per minute c 10 beats per minute 2 There are 75 students enrolled in a camp. The day before the camp begins, 8% of the students cancel. How many students actually attend the camp? a 96 students b 75 students c 69 students 3 In the morning, the temperature is -5 °F. The temperature increases by 13 °F, then decreases by 5 °F. Write an equation to represent the situation. a -5 + 13 + (-5) = 3 b -13 + 5 + (-3) = 5 c -3 + 3 + (-5) = 13 4 Alenjandro makes donations in the amount of $100 every December to 5 of his favorite charities. He pays for the donations by check. What is the change in his checking acoubalance after making these donations? a The balance in his checking account decrease by $500. b The balance in his checking account increase by $500. c The balance decrease by $100 5 2/3/4 +(-8.34) + (-7/3/10) a -89.12 b 12.89 c -12.89 6 A desert tour includes 305 people traveling by van. Each van can transport 18 people. a 12 vans b 15 vans c 13 vans 7 A pentagon has side lengths: (12 + 4x), (10 + 8x), (15 + 3x), (9 + 2x), and (14 + 3x). a 20 + 60x b 60 + 20 c 60 + 20x 8 Ming has $24. Write and solve an inequality for the number of shorts she can buy. Interpret the solution in the context of the problem. a 24x ≤ 4; x ≤ 13 6. No b 4x ≤ 24; x ≤ 6 13. No c 24x ≤ 4; x ≤ 6 13. No 9 Horace is making a shadow box in the shape of a triangle to hold his homerun baseballs. He has pieces of wood 12 inches, 12 inches, and 26 inches long. Show whether these pieces will make a triangle. a 12 + 12 < 26 b 12 + 12 < 26, so the pieces will make a triangle. c 12 + 12 < 26, so the pieces will not make a triangle. 10 To the nearest hundredth, what is the area of the .mirror? Use 3.14 for π a 176.63 in2 b 63.176 in2 c 176.63 11 A rectangular water tank can hold 142.5 cubic meters of water. It's base is 9.5 meters by 5 meters. What is its height.? a 9.5 m b 6 m c 3 m 12 Would you think that it is likely for the number of 16-year-old students and the number of 17-year-old students to be almost equal in another random sample of conference attendees? a Yes b No c Probably 13 a 5A. $37,500; clustered from $40,000 to $30,000 b 5A. $40,500; clustered from $30,000 to $37,000 c 5A. $37,500; clustered from $30,000 to $40,000 14 A container holds 20 red, 20 blue, and 10 green marbles. Is the probability of choosing a blue marble greater than or less than the probability of not choosing a blue marble? a More b Less c Same amount 15 Bryson selects a folder from a pile. The folder is blue. There are 8 blue folders, 9 yellow folders, and 3 orange folders left in the pile. He selects a second folder from the pile without looking. Is it likely that Bryson selects matching folders? a Most likely b Unlikely c Likely

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Froggy Jump Math Game

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Froggy Jump Math GameOnline version

by Tamia Stevenson

Jorge measured his heart rate after jogging. He counted 11 beats during a 6-second interval. What was the unit rate for Jorge's heart rate in beats per minute?

There are 75 students enrolled in a camp. The day before the camp begins, 8% of the students cancel. How many students actually attend the camp?

In the morning, the temperature is -5 °F. The temperature increases by 13 °F, then decreases by 5 °F. Write an equation to represent the situation.

Alenjandro makes donations in the amount of $100 every December to 5 of his favorite charities. He pays for the donations by check. What is the change in his checking acoubalance after making these donations?

2/3/4 +(-8.34) + (-7/3/10)

A desert tour includes 305 people traveling by van. Each van can transport 18 people.

A pentagon has side lengths: (12 + 4x), (10 + 8x), (15 + 3x), (9 + 2x), and (14 + 3x).

Ming has $24. Write and solve an inequality for the number of shorts she can buy. Interpret the solution in the context of the problem.

Horace is making a shadow box in the shape of a triangle to hold his homerun baseballs. He has pieces of wood 12 inches, 12 inches, and 26 inches long. Show whether these pieces will make a triangle.

To the nearest hundredth, what is the area of the .mirror? Use 3.14 for π

A rectangular water tank can hold 142.5 cubic meters of water. It's base is 9.5 meters by 5 meters. What is its height.?

Would you think that it is likely for the number of 16-year-old students and the number of 17-year-old students to be almost equal in another random sample of conference attendees?

A container holds 20 red, 20 blue, and 10 green marbles. Is the probability of choosing a blue marble greater than or less than the probability of not choosing a blue marble?

Bryson selects a folder from a pile. The folder is blue. There are 8 blue folders, 9 yellow folders, and 3 orange folders left in the pile. He selects a second folder from the pile without looking. Is it likely that Bryson selects matching folders?