Grade 7 Mathematics CHAPTER 7 Exercises 7.1 (page 208) 1.5.75 b)19 ¢)255 d)27 2a)7 b)45 0) 22.5 d)21 3.a)6 b)20 18 d)3 4.) 37 b)18 ©) $8.95 d)6.55 5. 51.0ke 6. Median, 71 7.a)8 b) 8 8.a)25. b)75 ©) 75 d)76 910 Wr 7,t=7 IS 12, 4, 6and 11 Exercises 7.2 (page 212) 1a) 35 b)Land3 ©) 00 2. a) Outlier, 2; Little, no; Con: b) Outi 10d) 308 3.) (i) Mean = 23; Me Gi) Mean = 27.2; Median = 27: ) (i) Mean = 22; Median = 23; Mod Gi) Mean = 21.8; Median = 23; Mod ©) (i) Mean = 3.2; Median 3 5; Mode = 4.: 27 shoe Dy (i) yes, 75 (ii) no} (i) tis possible one member ran only 7 km. ©) (i yes, 2 and 17: (i) yes; Gi) tis not realistic that any class member normally slept cither 2 or 17 hours each night. 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WLGL WC GCBLBC 15.a)2 by 16a) 2 by? 169 4 Chapter 7 Test (page 237) 1.2)264 b) 80 2a) 15 b)31 3.a)7 DIS 4.a)26 b)2] $.334m 6a)9 b)6 09 7.12 8&9 9 15and21 10a) 82 b) 72 944% a9” Lat HA OS at oy} 12a) HITLH2 12 W313 Hd T4 HS TS HOHG byHITIH272H3 73 13.a)3 byt 1 8 ye od aye He Itis unlawstl to photocopy o* reproduce content wthout permission from Dynamic Classroom Ine, ‘This guide i Hcensed to the end user for PERSONAL use only. All rights reservedGrade 7 Mathematics ANSWERS TO EXERCISES AND CHAPTER TESTS. 250 7. A (-3, 6), B (-2, -4), C (2, 4), D (6, -3) 8.a) rotation b) flip) translation d) rotation 9. a) 2 left, | down b) 10 right, 6 up, ©) 2 lef | up d)4 right, 10 down 10, . Chapter 6 Test (page 200) 1, a) RS, TU, and VW; ST and VU b) RS and ST, ST and TU, UV and VW 2a) b) 4a) translation b) rotation ¢) rotation d) flip 5a) f] b) [1 ° a /V\ — 6.a)3 Chapters) 8 Chapters Its unlawful to photocopy or reproduce content without permission from Dynamic Classroom Inc “This guide Is lensed to the end user for PERSONAL use only, Allrights reserved, LEAADALADADRABABABAAAOAAOAO0OOOeeenaeneaeananeeaaneaeeaaneaSF SSS SS SEGA HIF IFIFSFSSSESSSESETESSIEEETE Grade 7 Mathematics ANSWERS TO EXERCISES AND CHAPTER TESTS: 249 d) Exercises 6.5 (page 190) VN Lea) (-2,7) b)(-5,4) ©) (4,2) d)(-9, -3) —~ 2.a) 2right, 3 up b) 4right, 8 up See = ©) 4 left, 8 down d) 10 right, 10 down a wg 3.a-b) i Exercises 6.3 (page 182) La-f) 4.6 right, 2 down 6.9) 2. a-g) R(-6, 6), 8 C4, 1). T (3,4), U (-2, 5), VB, W (6,5), Z (7,3) 3. a) Quadrant IIb) Quadrant IV “HH ©) Quadrant II] d) Quadrant 1 | 4 t b) R'(-2, 4), $'(2, 4), T (2, 0) Ta) 4 b)8 Extra Practice - Chapter 6 (page 195) 1, a) AB, CD, and EF; BC and DE. b) AB and BC; BC and DC; DC and DE; DE and EF 2. a) right angle arrow, regular hexagon b) right angle arrow ©) curved arrow, jazzed Exercises 6.4 (page 185) arrow, jagged star, lock d) regular hexegon 1.) rotation b)reflection ) translation 3. 4 4) translation ¢) rotation. f) reflection g) rotation h) translation | 2, a) | b) 9 =0 — | — 75° ” ty Itis unlawful to photocopy or reproduce content without permission from Dynamic Classroom Ine. ‘This guide is licensed to th end user for PERSONAL use only, Allrights reserved.Grade 7 Mathematics Extra Practice ~ Chapter § (page 162) L.a)Som b)22cm ©) 17.2cm a) 45 em 2,a)4em b)10.5em c)8em d) 16.25 em 3, a) 62.8em b) 28.26 em c) 157 em 4) 94.2 cm 4.a) 40 cm: 20 em b) 25 cm; 125m 5.9.42 m_ 6.21.98 m 7.15.7 m_ 8. a) 11.66 m?; 15 m_ b) 38.25 m’ 26m 9.a)47.5m? b)29m 10.a) 24m b) 22m? 11. 24cm 12. 68.4 em 13.8.5 cm [Link]? 15, base = 8 em; height= 16cm 16, [Link]? 17.6 kg 18. a) [Link]? b) 254.34 cm? ¢) 132.665 cm* ) 61 544 cm? 19. a) 1256 cmb) 1962.5 em? ©) 176.625 cm? d) 314 em? 20, $024 em? 21, 2826 cm? 22. 5.3066 em? 23, 900 ~ 706.5 = 193.5 em? Chapter 5 Test (page 168) Ll4em 2.a)7om b)21.98em 3,942 em 4.12 « 125,6=1507.2em 3. Lem * 30 em; 2em «15 cm; 3 em * 10cm; 5 om * 6em 6. 58cm 7.320m 8,a)21.6em* b)48.4cm? 9. 110cm? 10. 10em 11,$1000 12, 78.5 cm? CHAPTER 6 Exereises 6.1 (page 173) 1.a) URand ST, RS and UT. b) No 2. a) AB, DC, and EF; BC, DE, and FG b) AB and BC, BC and DC, DC and DE, DE and EF, EF and FG. 3.) picture frame, eylinder, box, computer b) picture frame, computer, box. ¢) happy face, heart, gears, light bulb, puzzled) computer, box Exercises 6.2 (page 178) 1a) ANSWERS TO EXERCISES AND CHAPTER TESTS 2a) , KK i b) {tis unlawful to photocopy or reproduce content without permission from Dynamic Classroom ine “This quide is licensed to the end user for PERSONAL use only. All rights reserved. RRRAARAAAARBAARARARBARABABARBARBARBARADRGAABAEASEEABSE2 = = _ = 2 > 2 > = = = = = = = > > = “y = = » 2 = — — » = a a » =» = = ad = = = — _ = Grade 7 Mathematics h) One half ofa number plus seven is equal to the number, 6.a)29 b)8 ¢) 16 d) 23 e) 36 f)-20 g)15 h)S D7 j16 K)4 25 m) 20 n) 13. 7 Letx=the number of puzzle games, 2v+x=30 8. Lety=the number of hats, Sr+1=30 9, Let x= the total amount eamed, 7x 18+3*27=x 10. 7n= 105, n=1S W.2=15,y=45 1.2= 10; b= 1875 13.12.5x+7.5=120, += 9. Kathy bought 9 CDs. 14,2¢+5=55,°=78. Laura has 75 cards, 15.23 +x Kevin has 15 pop bottles. 16. x= 80, Mary sold 80 tickets. Chapter 4 Test (page 135) 1a) True b)Open ¢) True d) False 2.2) 10 b)-1 e)-17 d)2 e) 12 25 3.) 2x+7=25 b)10-3r=2 eo) r+ 5=20 4) 30-4 > 2 7) f) 6x-S=2v+1 +6 . a) Two times a number is equal to nine. b) Seven less than a number is. ten. c) Three times a number plus nine is equal tocleven. d) Twelve minus five times a number is equal to eleven. ¢) Two times @ number plus five is equal to the number minus 2 b)n=14 Qyn7 zt eight. 5.a)y dn=6 . Nr=21 g)a-ll h)n=Zor4> 6.9) 10 km b) 31 km ey2ikm d)8pkm 7a) 30x+7=97,x=3 b)Sk—7=28,x=7 e)x+3x=20,.0=5 d) 3x +22,x=11 ¢) Let the number of photo albums be x. 7x +5 = 75, x = 10; Cindy has 10 photo albums, ) Let the number of frames be x. 3x-+ 4 = 40, x= 12; Charlene has 12 frames. g) Let Jim earn x dollars. 2v+ 10 = 100, x =45; Jerry earned S45. CHAPTER 5 Exereises 5.1 (page 141) 1.a)9em_ b)28.26cm 2.x) 4.25 em b)26.69em 3.a) [Link] b) 5.25 em Itis unlawful to photocopy or reproduce content without por ANSWERS TO EXERCISES AND CHAPTER TESTS 247 4 Radius _[ Diameter | Circumference a._15.cm 94,2 em b. 12.3 m | [__77. ec. 2.6 km [16 km diam | 2.4m 75m 5.a) 10m b)62.8m ¢)6280m d)5 6.a) 70cm b) 8792 em or 87.92 m 7.40 820 km 8.4.3 em 9.69 em 10. a) 75.36 cmb) 12.56 +12 + 12= 36.56 em 11, $3673.80 12.4.8 or 5 13. 19.6+12.5= 32.1 m 14a) about 9 cm b) 28 om Exercises 5.2 (page 147) 1.) 180° b) 90°) 90° d) 180° 2, a) 108° b) 144° Exercises 5.3 (page 150) 1. a) Area = 15 m’; Perimeter = 17 m b) Area = 19.25 m*; Perimeter = 18 m ¢) Area = 7.82 cm*; Perimeter = 12.6 em ) Area = 36.55 cm’; Peri 6 em 2.35m 3.a)264_m? b)6 c) $97.50 4.a)26m_ b) 22 +8,75= 30.75 m?_5.42.m 6. 14cm 7. 8emby3em 8, width 2 em and length 20 em OR width $ em and length § em 9.a)6mby 6m b) 36m? 10,28m Exercises 5.4 (page 155) 1,9lem? 2.74.4em? 3. 15.64 em? 4. 13.26cm? 5.6.5cm 6.9m? 7.2187 em* 8,249 m? 9, $1566.00 10, 60~12 =48 11.22.5kg_ 12, $342.00 13. 12.09 + 9.36 1.45 14, 3.6 + 2.7 + 16.2 15, about 4.83 m Exercises §.5 (page 159) 1. a) 452.16 em? b) 153.86 em?) 19.625 m* d) 45216 m?_ 2, a) 530.66 m’_b) 153.86 ¢) 94.985 km? d) 7850 km? 3, 50,24 m? 4a) 706.5 cm* b) 176.625 cm* 5. 19.625 em* 6, 1962.5 cm* 7, 706.5 +3 = 235.5 en? 8, 400-314 = 86 cm 9, 600 — 6(78.5) = 129 em? jon from Dynamic Classroom Ine. This quide is icensed to the end user for PERSONAL use only. All rights reserved.Grade 7 Mathematics CHAPTER 4 Exercises 4.1 (page 112) 1.a) False b) Open ¢) Open d) True e)Open f)Open g) True h) False i) Open i)False 2a) 11 b)17 ©)7 d) 12 @18 11 g)6 h)S 3.a)8 b)4 ©)8 d)3 3 N8 g)3 h)10 4 j2 K3 D1 Exercises 4.2 (page 116) L.a)x+6 b)y—12 ©)2x+3 d)6a~4 e)xt7 on+9 g)tv-2 hj y+ 8-H j)ta-8 W)9+3y Dloy m) 20d n) 4d 2, a) nine less than two times a number b) ten minus wwice a number e) three times & number plus one half d) one half of a number plus three e) four minus three times a number f) three times a number minus four g) a number plus twice the number minus five h) seven plus 4 number minus three times the number 3.a)7,x,2 b)3,9,8 o)3,a,8 4.a) expression b) expression. e) equation d) expression e) equation f) equation g) expression h) equation 5.3/1 6. Sx TWw+IO Bt Borst 93142 10.32 +5 Exercises 4.3 (page 120) 1.a)28 b)3_¢)53 d)9 @)-17 HO 2.a) 13 b)12 ©)460 d)-7 6-2 2 3.a)9 b)18 c)18 d)105 e)22 13 43n+7-4n=5 Sy-392+4y=9 6.(0+5)7=21 7. 5w-8w 6 Exercises 4.4 (page 124) La)x+7=30 b)Stx=11 e)x—11-15 d)17+x=10 e)x+6=20 Hx-12=8 g)x+9=-7 hy l4—x=10 2. a) A number minus three is equal to owelve, b) A number plus five is equal to sixteen ©) Five plus a number is equal to twenty-one. 4) A number minus twelve is equal to eighteen. €) A number plus twelve is equal to eleven, 4) A number minus five is equal to eight, 3.a)8 b)35 ¢)28 d) 19 e)-3 f)-2 g)-13 ANSWERS TO EXERCISES AND CHAPTER TESTS 246 h)L 4.x+9=21,x X=48 6.x +3=21, albums, %x-9= 12 CDs, Bxtx4S 7; Cindy has 7 DVDs. 9.x x—3 10; Brenda has 7 photo albums and Marie has 10. 21; Ryan has 21 Exercises 4.5 (page 129) 1a) 2v=15 b)5—2x~25 ORtTAS 1 d)7x=10+2x e)3x-2=7 H7- 2, a) Seven times a number is equal to forty- two. b) One fifth of a number is equal to twenty. ¢) Four times a number less five is equal to twenty-three. d) Three times a number plus eight is equal to fifteen, e) Twenty less three times a number is equal to thirty-five. f) Two times a number plus cight is equal to the number minus ten, 3.a)2 b)3 ¢)-75 4) 15 )-4 H2or3t 4.a)7 by Sor 7s 6)7 d)1 ¢)22 20 g)30 h)22 3 j)30 5. 3x-+4=13, x= 3; The number is 3. 6. 2x=7+5,1=6; The number is 6, 7. 2x = 5 =9,x= 7; The number is 7, 8. 6x +5 =23,x=3; The number is 3 9.3x+2=17,x ica has 5 candies. 10, 2x+3= 11,.x=4; Kathy bought 4 apples, 11, 2v-+ 8 = 36, x= 14; Bill is 14 years old. 12. 2v+ 10= 160, x= 75; One orange costs $80.75 (or 75¢), Extra Practice - Chapter 4 (page 131) 1.a)Open b) False ) Open d) True e) True f)Open 2.a)3,x,2 b) 37 ©)8,n,9 3.a)1 b)d 0) 19 d)29 ¢)47 114 g)23 h)8 4.a)5x+6=31 b)2x-6=50 c)3x+2=x+6 d)4y=12+2r 6) 10d=70 1 5q 60 5. a) A number minus twelve is equal to twenty- four, b) A number plus two is equal to fifteen ) Three times a number plus six is equal to twelve. _d) Five times a number minus three is equal to fifteen. e) One half of a number minus seven is equal to forty-one. f) One third of a number plus six is equal to nine. g) Two thirds of a number minus five is equal to twenty-three. Iti unlawful to photocopy or reproduce content without permiceion from Dynamie Classroom Ine. This guide is licensed to the end user for PERSONAL. use only. Allrights reserved, ZEeECaaaeaeaeaeeaeeeeeeeueeereerereeeeeeeeeae eeeGrade 7 Mathematics 4, a) $0.72 b) $1.08 ©) $0.36 d) $10.80 Extra Practice — Chapter 3 (page 100) 1. a) Each term is 4 less than the one before it, 1b) Each term is one more than twice the one before it, c) Each term is 3 times the one before it, d) Each term is 1.5 greater than the one before it. 2.a) 17 b)32_¢) 172 d) 364 30) f) Det 4.917 b)26 5.2 6.555 7.a)5 b)35 €)95 d)3.5 Baye ys=34 Qr=LS;s } 9.a) The second number is $ Jess than the first. b) The second number is 2 Jess than the first. ¢) The second number is one half the first. d) The second number is 3 more than twice the first. 10. a) The number in the second row is 3 times the one in the first b) The number in the second row is one half the ‘one in the first. 11. a) (2,4) b) (4,2) 9,7) a) (8,1) 12. ANSWERS TO EXERCISES AND CHAPTER TESTS 245 I3.a)y=x+3 b)y=2r+2 Oy b) 15. a) $20 b) $30 ©) $50 Chapter 3 Test (page 105) 1.a)43. b)7 €)64 d)26 2.a)24 b)35 ©) 18 10 3a) 127 b)285 4.2 S r=; s=29 6, The second is 6 less than the first. 7. The number in the second row is 4 times the one inthe first. 8a) (1,3) b)G,8) ©), 1) 4) (8, 5) % It unlawstul to photocopy or reproduce content without permission from Dynamic Classroom Inc. “This guide is lieensed to the end user for PERSONAL use only. Allrights reserved.Grade 7 Mathematics tye peed aS oF p% 3.03% v2 gid 435 O62 H15+ HBZ moe 4.182 bags 5.2 full 6.12 glasses 7.44 + 16 ® 8. One half larger than the second number. 9. 15 magazines were thrown away. Exercises 2.5a (page 72) 1.a)-2 b)-2 €)-4 dO 25 N21 2.a)-6 b)-4 ©)-3 d)0 e)2 3.a)3 b)-S 00 d21 ©2 9-7 day< b)< o> a> @)> O< Exercise 2.5b (page 73) 1.a)-8 b)-6 06 d)2 ¢)-2 fC 2a)-2 b)-I ¢)-6 d)-5 €)0 2 3a)7°C b)S°C G10°C aIs°C e4 HF 4092 b)7 ©) 10 a? 5.2 6-8 7.1045 Exereise 2.5e (page 76) 1.ay42 b)-2 )-30 AS @) 16 -I5 21 3.-88 Extra Practice ~ Chapter 2 (page 77) 1.) 0.05 b)0,003 €)0.175 €) 0,36.) 0.95 0.22 g)0.54_h)0.23 2a) 1.25 b)2.8 ¢)3.02 d) 10.09 e) 101.001 1) 3.27 1 eee) i 1 Bae 2 OF DSS O55 OIE 4.a)= bye o) 12 AIX e)24 H10 7 DS i | S.a)< by )< A= 6.0) 15,0325 Db) 0.2, 5 0.3 ©) 1.2, re Le z 5 4), 2.9,3.4, 32 Ta)S b)25 60 d) 14 ©)3 75 8.a)36 b)45 ©) 42 a) 60 ©) 150 66 9.24min 10.22 v2 & + 7 pie FY 5 OL Mea) 35 bso 300°) 26 5 5 gp mma sy 5 13.75 142 15.5 6 9 Ol d9% 7 16.a)3 b)-1 Q-1 @-3 90 5 Ita) b)> c)> d)< e)> f< 18.a)2 b)3 ANSWERS TO EXERCISES AND CHAPTER TESTS 244 )-5 d)-3 ©) 0 0 1% 7degrees 20.41 m Chapter 2 Test (page 81) 1.) 0.07 b)0.22 €)0.011 d)2.5 e217 a 3 D127 La HIS Ome agree oH ois gb we 3a% wis 4a) 7 b)6 ©)25 d)S $a) 60 b) 180 84 460 6a 72 HA=2 gy a2 7.2 8.a)-1 b)3 60 d)l %a)< b)> o> d)< 10.a)-2 b)-4 c) 14 dy-2 u.17° CHAPTER3 Exercises 3.1 (page 87) 1. a) They increase by 6, b) They double in size. ¢) They decrease by 11. d) They are one third of the number before them. ¢) They are | more than twice the number before them. f) They decrease by 4. 2] nt 2.a)17 b)31 ©) 48 d)5 €)32 7 g)202 m5 03 pF 3. +e aa) 10 b)12 $.a) 24° b)9S 6.8 7.1 88S 9, a) equal (90) _b) increase by 48 ¢) increase by 12. d) increase by 3 3..a) The second number is 2 3 less than the first. b) The second number is one half the first. ¢) The second number is 5 mi than twice the first. d) The second number less than the firs. 4. a) The second number is 4 more than the first. b) The second number is twice the first. _¢) The second number is | more than twice the first. d) The second number is 2 less than the first, Exercises 3.3 (page 97) La)(.4) dG, 1) (6,2) 4) (8,6) tis unvawtul to photocopy or reproduce content without permission from Dynamic Classroom Ine, This quide is licensed to the end user for PERSONAL uso only, Allrights reserved. LZ2EBAAEABARARARARAARARARARARARBRARARARRARARARAAGrade 7 Mathematics ©) 90, 150, 1030) 204, 3204 g) 315, 405, 2214 hh) 1064, 2288 2.8, 16 3. 6, 12, 18, 24, 30, 36, 42, 48 4, 105, 110, 115, 120, 125, 130.5. 15, 30, 45 6.12, 18, 24, 30,36 7a) 43_b) 163 ¢) 411 d)410 ©) 485 £401 8.0) $6.9. b) 127.487 ¢) 203.158 d) 80.01 @) 74.02 1) 371.201 9. a)25.1 b) 22.8 439.5 d) 2173.6 ¢) 192.34 8.15 107m 11.584 m 12, $5.66 13.) 275. b) 180 ¢) 400. d) 1625 14. a) 131.6 b) 2892 €)572.88 a) 184.96 ©) 136,503 1) 95.055 $15. 30.87 km 16. $5.05. 17.388.2m> 18.a)6 b)5 ¢) 20 d)45 19.0) 23.5 b)50 ¢)62.5 d)4.35 €) 32.2 ) 74.2 20, $35.50 21.31.5 cm 22,a)3% b) 18% ©) 129% d) 5.5% €) 10.3% £) 300.2% 23.a) 0.32 b) 0.07 ©) 1.35 d)0.027 €)0.229 10.354 24. a) 3% b) 25% ©) 60% d) 250% €) 150% €) 306% 25.0) 24 b)36 ©)6.6 d)18 0)S5 N45 26. 16.5 27. $23.08 28. $259.70 29.901 Chapter 1 Test (page 42) 1. 15, 60, 75, 110, 255 2, 234, 414, 330, 6516 3.315, 2133, 40054, 15, 30 5. 24, 30, 36, 42, 48, 54, 60 6.) 520.84 b) 1291.25 ©) 5.9 d) 2847.9 7.a) 67.8 b) 27.056 ¢) 18.24 )22 8.7.75m 9, $19.89 10. 1.05 kg 11, a) 63% b) 155% ©) 107% A) 50% ©) 175% 15% 12.a)21 b) 157.5 ©) 45 4) 67.5 13,2282.7 kg 14,834.24 15, $118.65 CHAPTER 2 Exercises 2.1 (page 50) 1.a)0.3 b)0.09 ©) 0.019 d) 0.103. €) 0.6 10.5 )0.75 h) 0.875 i) 0.666. ) 0.636363...) 0.0333... 1) 0.2333. m) 0.818181... m) 0.6333... 2. a) 3.09 b) 6.007 ¢) 7.04 d) 1.06 «) 2 3 yy git f) tmaaei am) To >) 508 ° arr) : 4) 5655 0) 100 D2 DIZ bys 000 3 DAS ‘ANSWERS TO EXERCISES AND CHAPTER TESTS 243 s 3 1.5 03 £ 5.a)6 b)8 e)1S d)27 e)8 HS g)3 hy 14 at 6.a)2 by 2 ©) 72 d)291% e) 1E 3124 7.9) L444... or 2.888... b) 0.11 or 0.444 oF 0,999 Exercises 2.2 (page 58) La yD 1k osh of nor 2.a) 0.007 b)2.3 €) 0.35 d)0.36 04.72 Doses 2917 9 9 O35 Oy HIG 4aF w)F QS MAS a)> b)< e)= d)> e= > 14 Tea) 13, 15,3 0. al 4s a ans. 921 5609 DULG OG DFU 01 917,125 8a) 1.09 b) 1.3.) 14 d)22 0) 0.25 0.19 = 9%; Exereises 2.3 (page 63) 1.a)10 b)27 e)8 d)l4 e) 15 140 g) 145 h) 10 2.a)45 b)70 ©) 73 a) 80 €)70 160 3.a)8 b)3 ¢)9 dj21 eS £)7 4, LCM = 60. Both buses would arrive together at 9:00 am (60 minutes later). 5. LCM = 150. They would meet together afier! 50 minutes, Exercises 2.4 (page 68) La? y=3 92 Its unvaytul to photocopy or reproduce content without permission from Dynamic Classroom Inc. This guides licensed to the end user for PERSONAL use only. Allrights reserved.Grade 7 Mathematics CHAPTER 1 Exercises 1.1 (page 7) 1,44, 112, 1012, 3700.2. 15, 35, 60, 205, 1080 3. 44, 320,244 4, 33,72, 135, 513 5. 50, 750, 2130 6. Tre 7. False 8. True 9. True 10. False 11, 231,234,237, 240 12. 115, 120, 125, 130, 135, 140, 145, 150 13. 102, 108, 114 14. [Divisible by | 129,612, | 908, 3 1016 Divisible by 4 129, 642, 705 ANSWERS TO EXERCISES AND CHAPTER TESTS 242 3.a) 84.9 b) 173,02 ¢) 116.61 d) 100.232 ¢) 130.231 1) 1126.5 g)42.813h) 164123 1) 21,606 j) 100.835 Kk) 260.48 1) 16.443 4.301 km 5.214m 6.86.45 7.$43.75 8.18.24ke 9 121k 10.102.6kg 11.2.5 12, $8.50 13. 650g 14.$2.70 18. $16.70 Exercises 1.4 (page 23) lea)7 b) 11 c)13 d)3 2a) 21.5. b)52 ©)36 d)56 0)25 4.2 g)5.6 h)74 70.4 j)24.5 k)55.5 80.2 3. 2.225 4.334.156 25 5.14032 6.40 7.27.3 om 8.$10.50 9.0.625ke 10,8L 11. 38.79 ke . 13. $29.75 14.6and7 15,19 16.5.6 17.2.3 1016 Divisible by | 612, 828 ses 1.5a (page 28) both 3 and 4 e * =: 2 as 503 ioe Dice “00 Pies Dy00% Foon 2 ico) 05) 00 jie pth get yp eten te D x00 % 000 1000 100 1000 16. 12, 24, 36,48 17, 30, 60, 90, 120 18.50r0 19.4 20.2,5,8 21.6 22.0,5 Exercises 1.2 (page 14) a) 162 b)376 «) 227) 4053, 2.) 23, greater than b) 87, less than ¢) 2984, greater than d) 27, less than 3.a) 31.3. b) 233.3. €) 3102.82 d) 2829.05 ¢) 124.7 ) 259.33 g) 14.8 h) 269.33 i) 41.03) 9042.15 “k) 453.01 1) 71.871 4.a) 19.1 b) 129.01 ¢) 2084.92 d) 325.013 e) 1144.1 1) 1097.944 g) 41.15 h) 427.43 1)34.36 2.91 k) 95.24 1) 2784.92 5,866.50 6.4.8m_ 7.$40.25 8. $70.95 9.401.9km 10,222.31 kg 1. $113.82 2.6.73m 13.4.1m 14,$18.36 15.a)7 b)3 16, 80.4 and 65.2 Exercises 1.3 (page 19) 1a) 945 b)200 ©) 1000 d) 2210 2.a) 187.5 b) 100.8 e) 3662.64 d) 24 828, 2.a)3% b) 14% ©) 76% d)8% ©) 104% 1.123% g)367% h) 1.5% 1) 12.3% 56.5% k) 0.6% 1) 10.7% 3.a)0.21 b)0.09 ©) 0.67 d)0.01 e) 1.75 N14 )0.014 h)0.075 i) 0.013 4.a) 9% b) 11% €) 133% d) 104% ) 12.5% 1) 8.6% 9) 175% h) 45% i) 218% Exercises 1.5b (page 31) 1.a)25 b)80 ¢)4.5 d)45 e)63 90 9) 112.5 h) 187.5 1) 218.4 j) 216 k) 227.5 1224 2,84 3.4.2 4,100 5.216 6.72 7.82.17 8,876.30 9. $113 10,525 11. $812.50 12.890 13.24 14. $167.50 15. S11475. 16.64 17, Exercises [Link] (page 35) 1.a)52.5 b)6.75 ¢)24 d) 150 e)210 ) 20% g)25% hh) 40 2.75% 3.$468.75 4,$375 5.840 6.15% 7.$166 8.$8250 9.280 10.36 11. 800 kg Extra Practice ~ Chapter 1 (page 37) 1, a) 32, 84,90, 110 b) 85, 90, 110, 2105, 4200 c) 644, 812, 1024 d) 36, 87, 225, 1011 {is unlawtul 0 photocopy or reproduce content without permission trom Dynamic Classtoom Ine. ‘This guido is liconsed to the end user for PERSONAL use only. Al rights roservedANSWERS TO EXERCISES AND CHAPTER TESTS ASeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeneneeeeeeneeseeseesneeeeeegernerzee