Seventh Grade Math Overview

First Semester Second Semester

Order of operations Circumference and area of a circle

Factors and prime numbers Constructing triangles and calculating area
Simple and compound interest Applying and transforming formulas
Equations with missing numbers Applying functions to find unknown values
Math Metric units of measure Ratios and proportions
Signed numbers Bisecting lines and angles
Rules of equations Volume of geometric solids
Probability and probability in a series Roots and exponents of fractions and
Using a calculator negative numbers
Scientific notation
Graphing a line for an equation
Grade 7
Math
Workbook

Oak Meadow, Inc.

Post Office Box 615
Putney, Vermont 05346
[Link]
Lesson

1 Skills Check
Solve the following problems to refresh the skills you’ve learned in previous years. Show your work,
and reduce all fractions to lowest terms. Express division remainders as decimals. Answer all word
problems in complete sentences and use unit labels (inches, tons, apples, etc.).

1. $12.95 2. 23,125 3. 469.743 − 32.254

− $11.08 8,909
11,578
+ 4,232

4. 2,859 ÷ 12 5. 386 × 34 6. 2 + 2
3 3

7. 10 − 8
12 12

8. Tyler spends $35.72 per month on his phone bill. How much did he spend in the past two years?

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Lesson
New Skills Practice
1 Mean, Median, Mode, and Range;
Exponents; and Order of Operations

1. 16, 24, 18, 23, 19, 18, 22, 18, 20, 21

Mean:
Median:
Mode:
Range:

2. 1,162 — 1,160 — 1,166 — 1,165 — 1,166 — 1,167 — 1,169

Mean:
Median:
Mode:
Range:

3. What is the value of 64?

4. What is the value of 22?

5. What is the value of 54?

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Lesson 1 New Skills Practice (continued)

6. What is the value of 93?

7. What is the value of 74?

8. What is the value of 62?

9. 24 + 32 − 6�4 • 2� 10. 3�8 − 3� + 4�17 + 8�

11. 16 − �10 − 4� + 2 • 8 • 5 12. 2.7�8.6 − 3� + 5.4�3� − 7.6

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Lesson 1 New Skills Practice (continued)

13. 52.6 − 10 ÷ 2 − 62 14. 5 • 3 + 16.9 − 23

15. 8�7.2� + 53 − 4.4�12� 16. 4�3 + 2� − 32 − 7.8

17. �48 ÷ 2� − 42 + 2.2 18. 13.7 + 5�2.3� − 15 ÷ 3 + 24

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Lesson

1 Test
Calculate the value of the following exponents.

1. 54 2. 36 3. 103

Find a common denominator and then solve the following problems, reducing your answers to lowest
terms.

4. 32 + 2 5. 3 − 1 6. 16 + 1
12 6 8 6 20 5

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Lesson 1 Test (continued)

Solve the following problems, using the order of operations.

7. 24 ÷ 4 + �7 − 3� − 2 • 4 + 63 8. 20 ÷ 2 − 32 + 7�5.4�

9. 2�4� + 6 • 2 − 16 ÷ 4 + 52 10. �17.9 − 6� − 22 + 4.2�3�

11. 3 • 8 − 12 ÷ 3 + 43 12. 48.2 − 62 + 2�3.1 + 4.7�

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Lesson 1 Test (continued)

13. The Greenfield Playhouse’s annual play included children of the following ages: 7, 9, 11, 8, 10, and 9.
Calculate the mean age of the child actors.

14. At a used car lot, four cars were for sale at the following prices: $8,499, $7,999, $6,550, $7,275. What
was the median sale price of the four used cars?

15. There were riders in a dirt bike competition with the following birth years: 2008, 2000, 1999,
2001, 2005, 2001, 2000, 2006, 2007. Calculate the mean, median, mode, and range for the birth
years of the riders. (You don’t have to use a complete sentence in your answer.)
Mean:
Median:
Mode:
Range:

16. Calculate the mean, median, mode, and range for the following set of numbers.
43, 23, 33, 34, 31, 44, 23
Mean:
Median:
Mode:
Range:

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Lesson 1: Learning Checklist Grade 7 Math Workbook

Lesson 1 Learning Checklist

Please fill out the learning checklist found at the end of each lesson test. This checklist will help you
keep track of how your skills are progressing and what you need to work on. You can also add notes to
help your parent or teacher understand how to help you (or your parent might want to add notes in
this space).
Here is what the different headings mean:
Developing: You still need to work on this skill.
Consistent: You use this skill correctly most of the time.
Competent: You show mastery of this skill.
Please remember that these skills continue to develop over time so don’t worry if you can’t do all of
them yet. The main goal is to be aware of which skills you need to focus on.

LESSON 1 SKILLS Developing Consistent Competent Notes

Calculate mean, median, mode,

and range
Calculate value of exponents

Use order of operations to solve

equations involving multiple
processes

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Lesson

2 Skills Check
Use a calculator to solve decimal problems, and solve common fraction problems by hand. Round off
longer answers to two decimal places.

1. 62.4 − 18.29 2. 12.45 3. 0.63 + 3.49

× 9.2

4. 21 + 53 5. 7.9 − 0.65 6. 9.76 × 14

3 4

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Lesson 2 Skills Check (continued)

)
7. .7 32.1 8. 71 − 44
5 5
9. 12.4 + 7.7

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Lesson
New Skills Practice
2 Lowest Common Denominator in
Fractions and Mixed Numbers

Reduce answers to the lowest terms.

1. 2 − 1 2. 7 3. 3 − 1
3 4 8 4 2
+1
2

Find the lowest common denominator and solve.

4. 3 − 1 5. 1 6. 3 + 3
8 6 6 4 10
+1
9

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Lesson 2 New Skills Practice (continued)

Find the lowest common denominator and solve.

1
7. 143 + 16 7 8. 19 9. 37 7 − 191
5 10 2 10 5
− 131
4

1
10. 21 11. 471 − 181 12. 521 − 29 1
3 6 2 8 12
− 141
5

1 2
13. 13 14. 28 15. 411 − 171
4 4 6 8
− 72 − 141
8 2

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Lesson

2 Test
Reduce answers to the lowest terms.

1. 3 2. 3 + 1 3. 2 − 1
4 5 2 4 3
−2
3

Find the lowest common denominator and solve.

4. 5 5. 3 + 5 6. 5 − 3
6 8 12 6 4
−1
8

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Lesson 2 Test (continued)

Find the lowest common denominator and solve.

4 2
7. 293 + 122 8. 23 9. 24
6 4 5 3
− 62 + 173
3 5

Solve the following problems. Reduce answers to lowest terms.

10. 14.60 11. 8,274 12. 11 + 93

2 4
− 5.71 × 59

13. 23.92 )
14. 7 3,626
+ 14.76

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Lesson 2 Test (continued)

Solve the following problems. Reduce answers to lowest terms.

15. Mark goes jogging on a course that is 3.75 kilometers long. If he completes the full course every
morning, how many kilometers does he jog in one week?

16. Lucy bought an axe at the hardware store. The axe cost $21.45 and the tax was $1.07. If she gave the
clerk $30.00, how much change should she receive?

17. Leslie is buying a car, and she wants to pay for it in 36 monthly installments. If the total cost of the
car is $10,400, how much would Leslie have to pay each month? Round off your
answer to two decimal places.

18. When Frank left for work one day, the odometer (mileage gauge) on his car read 42,549.7. He
drove straight to his office, and when he got there the odometer read 42,565.1. How many miles
is it from Frank’s house to his office?

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Lesson 2 Learning Checklist

LESSON 2 SKILLS Developing Consistent Competent Notes

Identify common denominators

when adding and subtracting
fractions
Identify the lowest common
denominator (LCD) with fractions
Find the lowest common
denominator when adding and
subtracting mixed numbers
Use regrouping (borrowing) when
subtracting mixed numbers

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Lesson

6 Skills Check
Use a calculator to solve decimal problems, and solve common fraction problems by hand. Round off
longer answers to two decimal places.

1. 16.75 2. 31 + 21 3. 71.56
3 4
+ 18.63 × 0.68

4. 18.43 5. 31 ÷ 22 6. 9.2 × 3.5

3 9
− 7.09

7. 12.6 − 9.04 8. 11 × 23 9. 1.287 + 0.94

4 5

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Lesson
New Skills Practice
6 Dividing Decimals; Factors and
Prime Numbers

1. 4.2 ÷ 3 )
2. 7 22.47 )
3. 9 13.536

4. 0.795 ÷ 5 )
5. 6 0.528 6. 0.204 ÷ 3

7. 34.7 ÷ 4 8. 11.53 ÷ 5 )
9. 8 42.6

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Lesson 6 New Skills Practice (continued)

10. 9.240 ÷ .3 )
11. .14 .7686 12. 1.922 ÷ .2

13. 9 ÷ .5 14. 145 ÷ .4 )

15. 1.6 15

Write the factors of the following numbers.

16. 8 17. 14 18. 1

19. 24 20. 10 21. 7

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Lesson

6 Test
Reduce all common fractions to lowest terms.

1. 0.7 + 0.538 )
2. 6 14.976 3. 13 ÷ 21
4 2

)
4. 8 .032 5. 48 ÷ 2.4 )
6. 4 15.8

7. 17 × 11
8 3
)
8. 5 19.46 9. 74.65
× 8.3

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Lesson 6 Test (continued)

10. 14.32 − 0.587 11. 15.68 )

12. .3 45
× 23

13. Mrs. Johnson drives to work every day. When she left for work one day, the odometer (mileage
gauge) on her car read 38,643.8. When she returned to her house at the end of the day, the
odometer read 38,668.6. If she didn’t drive anywhere else during the day but to work and back,
how many miles is it from her house to her work?

14. Jason is buying a car, and he wants to pay for it in 48 monthly installments. If the total cost of the
car is $9,300, how much would Jason have to pay each month?

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Lesson 6 Test (continued)

15. Jennifer bought an axe at the hardware store. The axe cost $19.95 and the tax was $1.20. If she gave
the clerk $25.00, how much change should she receive?

16. Rahima goes jogging on a course that is 2.75 kilometers long. If she completes the full course
every morning, how many kilometers does she jog in one week?

Lesson 6 Learning Checklist

LESSON 6 SKILLS Developing Consistent Competent Notes

Divide using decimals and whole

numbers
Divide decimals by decimals

Solve division problems involving

rounding remainders in decimals
Solve division problems involving
repeating decimals
Determine factors of a whole
number
Identify prime numbers

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Lesson

17 Skills Check
Use a calculator to solve decimal problems, and solve common fraction problems by hand. Round off
longer answers to two decimal places.

1. 14 ÷ 2.3 2. 8.1 − 0.42 3. 14 − �+9�

4. Write 253 as a decimal.

5. Write 23 as a decimal rounded off to hundredths.

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Lesson 17 Skills Check (continued)

6. What is 38% of 1,200?

7. What percent is 47 out of 50?

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Lesson
New Skills Practice
17 Using a Calculator; Third and
Fourth Roots

Use your calculator to solve the following problems, and write the answer below the problem. Round
off longer answers to two decimal places.

1. 132 + 95.82 2. 5.62 × 8.41

3. 24.36 ÷ 3.9 4. 47.405 − 39.03

Use your calculator to change the following common fractions to decimals, and write the answer below
the problem. Round off longer answers to two decimal places.

5. 11 6. 2
3 9

7. 7 8. 4 9
8 11

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Lesson 17 New Skills Practice (continued)

Use a calculator to determine percentages in the following problems.

9. Jennifer went to the mall with $50. She spent $35 at the mall. What percent of her $50 did she
spend at the mall?

10. Louis has been traveling a lot lately as part of his job. During the past 60 days, he’s been out of
town 43 days. What percent of the past 60 days has Louis been out of town? Round off the per-
cent to whole numbers only.

11. There are 7 trees in Miranda’s front yard. 3 of them are maples and 4 are oaks. What percent of the
trees in Miranda’s front yard are oaks? Round off the percent to whole numbers only.

12. Feliciano has 5 dogs. 3 of the dogs are male and 2 are female. What percent of Feliciano’s dogs are
male?

13. There were 15 girls on the basketball team. 4 of them scored over 10 points in the game. What per-
cent of the girls on the team scored over 10 points in the game? Round off the percent to whole
numbers only.

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Lesson 17 New Skills Practice (continued)

Use your calculator to determine the value of the following terms. Do not round off decimal
answers.

14. What is the value of 152?

15. What is the value of 483?

16. What is the value of 6.34?

17. What is the value of 105?

18. What is the value of 844?

19. What is the value of 2.73?

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Lesson 17 New Skills Practice (continued)

20. What is the square root of 169?

21. What is the value of √640 ? (Round your answer to two decimal places.)

22. What is the the value of √1,024 ?

23. What is the square root of 14.44?

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Lesson

17 Test
Use a calculator to solve decimal problems, and solve common fraction problems by hand. Round off
longer answers to two decimal places.

1. 32.04 2. 0.34 − 0.06 3. 15 ÷ 0.94

× 0.59

4. 6 + �−10� )
5. 2.6 15.04 6. 33 × 2
4 5

7. 0.68 × 1.2 8. 6 ÷ 11 9. −6 − �−8�

4

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Lesson 17 Test (continued)

10. 12 − �+4� 11. 18.2 + 3.4 12. −6 + �−7�

13. �2.1��−3.2� =

14. 6.4 ÷ �−2� =

15. �−9.1��3.3� =

)
16. −5 −32.6 =

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Lesson 17 Test (continued)

17. Jean bought a skirt for $30. If the sales tax was 5% and she gave the clerk $50, how much change
should she receive?

18. John Jacobs received 1,247 votes out of 3,416 votes cast in the election. What percent of the votes
did John receive? Round off the answer to the nearest one percent.

19. Pierre wants to buy a car that costs $15,847. The salesman says Pierre must make a down payment
of 15% if he wants to buy the car and pay for it in monthly installments. What is the dollar
amount of the down payment that Pierre must make?

20. Eli had dinner at a restaurant. The meal came to $14.63 and the tax was $1.17. If he left a $3.00 tip,
what was the total cost of his meal?

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Lesson 17 Learning Checklist

LESSON 17 SKILLS Developing Consistent Competent Notes

Use a calculator to solve problems

with the four processes
Use a calculator to convert fractions
to decimals
Use a calculator to solve problems
involving percentages
Use a calculator to solve problems
involving signed numbers
Use a calculator to determine
square roots
Determine third and fourth roots of
numbers

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23 Skills Review: Test

1. If the radius of a circle is 321 inches, what is the circumference?

2. What is the area of a circle that has a radius of 3 miles?

Find the area of triangles with the following measurements:

3.
h

b = 32 inches
h = 22 inches

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Lesson 23 Skills Review: Test (continued)

4.
h

b = 13 cm
h = 9 cm

5. Alyssa is driving to Chicago, and she is traveling at 60 miles per hour. If Chicago is 96 miles away,
how long will it take her (in hours and minutes) to get there if she maintains her present rate of
speed?

6. What is the width of a rectangle that has an area of 112 square inches and a length of 14 inches?

Find the next three numbers in the following sequence.

7. 1, 21 , 41 , 81 , . . .

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Lesson 23 Skills Review: Test (continued)

Use the following functions to find the missing numbers in the tables.

8. y = 5x − 4

x y

a. 10

b. 15

c. 20

9. y = 34 x + 12

x y

a. 20

b. 40

c. 60

Find the function for the relationship between the following sets of numbers.

10.
x y
1 1

2 4

3 9

11.
x y
1 3

2 6

3 11

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Lesson 23 Skills Review: Test (continued)

12. George is making a loaf of whole wheat bread and a loaf of banana bread. He needs 421 cups of
flour for one recipe and 334 cups for the other. How many cups of flour does he need altogether?

13. What is the square of 16?

14. In a track and field meet, Jan ran the 100-meter dash in 11.78 seconds. Michele’s time was 12.01
seconds. How much faster was Jan than Michele?

15. Kris bought a pair of shoes for $49.95. If the sales tax was 6.5%, how much did she pay in sales tax?
(Round off to the nearest cent.)

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Lesson 23 Skills Review: Test (continued)

16. Lila’s dog Mollie had 8 puppies. 6 of them were male and 2 were female. What percent of Mollie’s
puppies were female?

Simplify the following expressions.

17. 48 − 62 + 2�3 + 4� 18. 3 • 8 − 12 ÷ 3 + 43

19. �17 − 6� − 22 + 4�3� 20. 2�4� + 6 • 2 − 16 ÷ 4 + 52

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Lesson 23 Learning Checklist

CUMULATIVE SKILLS Developing Consistent Competent Notes

LESSONS 19–22

Determine area of a circle using pi

Determine circumference of a circle

using pi
Identify different types of angles

Use a protractor to measure angles

Classify triangles based on angles

Classify triangles based on length

of sides
Calculate the sum of angles in a
triangle
Use a drawing compass with
accuracy
Use a compass to construct
triangles
Apply formula to determine the
area of a triangle
Apply formula to determine the
area of a rectangle
Solve problems involving rate,
distance, and time
Transform formulas using rules for
equations
Determine the pattern of numbers
in a sequence
Use functions to determine
unknown values in a set of numbers
Determine the function that
describes a related set of numbers

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Extra Practice Worksheets ....................................................................................... 351
Answer Key .................................................................................................................... 533

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Worksheets
Lesson Addition and

1 Subtraction in Order
of Operations
1. 59 − 23 − 14 + 2 2. 31.6 + 2.3 − 6 − 9

3. 15.5 + 9.2 + 6.04 − 3 4. 24.7 − 3.2 − 8 − 9.1

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5. 23.6 + 16.8 − 19 − 12 6. 74.2 − 36.4 − 5.06 + 6.02

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Lesson

1 Parentheses in
Order of Operations
1. 18.6 − �4.2 + 8.9� 2. �23.5 − 16.03� + 4.61

3. �4.8 − 2� + 12.9 − �6.05 + 3.14� 4. 7.8 + �12.2 − 4.3�

5. 42.7 − �6.1 − 3.9� 6. 32.7 + �6.09 − 4.03� − �9.2 − 2.4�

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7. �16.6 − 11.2� + 2.7 8. 21 − �8.6 − 5.04� + 6.1 − �10.2 − 3�

9. 16.8 − 4 + �10 − 5.2� 10. 16.75 − �3.1 − 2.05�

11. �5.4 + 2.6� − 4 + �6.08 − 3.17� 12. �16.4 − 7.2� − 3

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Lesson

1 Multiplication in
Order of Operations
Simplify the following expressions.

1. 5�5.4� + 6.2 2. 18.9 − 3�4.6 − 2�

3. 3 • 6 + 9 − �3�2 4. �7 + 2��5 − 3.06�

5. 2 • 7 + 4�8� −16 6. 4�6.1 + 5.02� − 17.3

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7. 3�6 • 4� − 5�6� 8. 7�2.9� + �9.4 − 6.8�

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1 Division in Order
of Operations
Write the value of the following expressions.

1. 3 • 8 − 12 ÷ 3 2. �17.4 − 6� + 4�3.2�

3. 28 − 6�2� + 2�3 + 4� 4. 20 ÷ 2 + 7�5�

5. �18 ÷ 3� + 2 • 2 6. 2�4� + 6 • 2 − 16 ÷ 4

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7. 24 ÷ 4 + �7 − 3� − 2 • 4 8. 4�3.2 + 2.6� − 7.9

9. 13.6 + 5�2.1� − 15 ÷ 3 10. 5 • 3 + 16

11. 12.4 − 10 ÷ 2 12. 8�7.9� − 4�12.2�

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Common Denominators in

2 Addition and Subtraction

Involving Fractions

Reduce answers to the lowest terms.

4
1. 2. 2 + 3
5 5 10
−1
2

3 3
3. 4.
8 4
+ 4 −1
16 3

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3
5. 6. 1 + 1
4 2 4
+5
8

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2 Lowest Common
Denominator (LCD)
Find the lowest common denominator and solve.

1
1. 2. 5 + 7
6 8 12
+1
8

5 3
3. 4.
6 8
−2 − 1
9 12

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1
5. 6. 3 + 5
4 4 6
− 1
10

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2 LCDs in Mixed
Numbers
Find the lowest common denominator and solve.

1 3
1. 17 2. 7
2 4
− 83 + 231
8 2

3. 135 − 91 4. 6 5 + 57
6 4 12 8

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1
5. 16 8 − 52 6. 13
12 8 2
+ 73
6

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2 Regrouping in Mixed
Number Subtraction
Find the lowest common denominator and solve.

3
1. 31 2. 29 1 − 63
8 10 4
− 193
4

4
3. 13 4. 251 − 163
8 6 4
− 81
2

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1
5. 8 6. 171 − 94
9 2 5
− 32
3

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Lesson

6 Dividing Decimals
by Whole Numbers
1. 9.582 ÷ 2 )
2. 7 18.767

3. 31.190 ÷ 5 4. 6.25 ÷ 5

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)
5. 6 14.430 6. 22.8 ÷ 6

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6 Dividends of Less
Than 1
)
1. 8 0.200 2. 0.038 ÷ 2

)
3. 9 0.027 4. 0.48 ÷ 4

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)
5. 7 0.049 6. 0.18 ÷ 6

)
7. 6 0.24 8. 0.012 ÷ 3

)
9. 5 0.25

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6 Decimals with
Remainders
1. 37.5 ÷ 6 )
2. 5 20.4

3. 3.86 ÷ 4 )
4. 2 12.05

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)
5. 8 27.6 6. 6.82 ÷ 5

)
7. 6 16.71 8. 1.27 ÷ 2

)
9. 4 9.3

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Lesson

6 Dividing Decimals
by Decimals
1. 3.864 ÷ 2.3 )
2. .7 5.964

3. 4.064 ÷ .32 )
4. .8 2.760

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5. 28.32 ÷ 1.2 )
6. .5 4.395

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Lesson

6 Dividing Whole
Numbers by Decimals
1. 1,425 ÷ 1.5 )
2. .4 3

3. 920 ÷ 2.3 )
4. 2.1 105

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5. 1.8 63 ) 6. 12 ÷ .5

)
7. .6 72 8. 10 ÷ .2

9. 1.2 48 )

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Lesson

17 Using a Calculator
for Decimals
Use your calculator to solve the following problems, and write the answer below the problem. Round
off longer answers to two decimal places.

1. 12.6 × 19.184 2. 7 − 0.028

)
3. 16.3 52.51 4. 4.06 + 1.975

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5. 14.789 − 13.952 6. 16 ÷ 5.14

7. 10.904 + 5.6 8. 11.6 × 19.21

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17 to Convert Fractions
to Decimals
Use your calculator to change the following common fractions to decimals, and write the answer below
the problem. Round off longer answers to two decimal places.

1. 3 2. 13
16 15

3. 31 4. 1
2 6

5. 2 6. 51
3 4

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17 to Determine the
Value of Exponents
Use your calculator to determine the value of the following terms. Do not round off decimal answers.

1. What is the value of 164?

2. What is the value of 0.23?

3. What is the value of 754?

4. What is the value of 193?

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5. What is the value of 1.74?

6. What is the value of 162?

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17 Using a Calculator to
Find Square Roots
Use your calculator to determine the value of the following terms. Round off decimal fractions to two
decimal places.

1. What is the square root of 34.81?

2. What is the value of √360 ?

3. What is the value of √92.16 ?

4. What is the square root of 625?

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5. What is the value of √256 ?

6. What is the square root of 15.21?

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7 Year-end Review
Practice Sheet 1
Solve each problem as indicated.

1. 3 x = 15 2. 11�31 − 3� 3. 5 = h
4 7 2 4 4 6 180

4. 21 + �−7� 5. 1 g = 2 6. w − 51 = 12
4 8 5 3 3 3

7. 3 = 2 8. 8c = 12 9. (
2 52 + 52 )
45 p

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10. F + 14 = 6 11. 71 − �−35� 12. 6 = 18

8 8 36 c

13. The ratio of men to women at a certain college is 3 to 2. If there are 2,500 women at the college,
how many men are there?

14. If a container holds 1.25 liters, how many milliliters is that?

15. What is the circumference of a circle with a diameter of 2.5 meters?

16. How many kilograms are 327 grams?

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7 Year-end Review
Practice Sheet 2
1. Find the mean, median, mode, and range for the following set of numbers. Round off the mean to
the nearest tenth.
103, 106, 104, 105, 107, 104, 102
Mean:
Median:
Mode:
Range:

2. How many millimeters are 15.3 centimeters?

3. How many kilometers are 12,624 meters?

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4. What is the probability of taking 1 red stone out of a box containing 5 stones that are colored red,
green, blue, yellow, and brown?

5. Jim is fishing in a pond, and there are 12 fish in the pond. 3 of the fish are trout and 9 are bass. If all
of the fish are equally easy to catch, and if he keeps each fish he catches, what is the probability
that the first two fish Jim catches will be trout?

Solve as indicated. Show your work.

6. 7.8 − �−2.4� 7. 3�−9�

8. �−5��−4� 9. 12 ÷ �−6�

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16. If a spinner is divided into equal parts numbered 1 through 8, what is the chance that the arrow
will land on either a 1 or an 8 two times in a row?

17. There are 8 oak trees, 4 birch trees, and 3 maple trees behind Jim’s house. What is the ratio of oak
trees to birch trees?

18. The ratio of teachers to students at Pikeville College is 1:20. If there are 4,000 students at the col-
lege, how many teachers are there?

19. Frank draws comic strips. He can draw 4 frames in 15 minutes. At that rate, how many frames can
he draw in 6 hours?

20. What is the area of a rectangle with a width of 3.8 meters and a length of 15 meters?

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