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Section II Mathematics
Practice Test 3
31. If the product of two numbers is 5 more
than the sum of the two numbers, which
of the following equations could
represent the relationship?
A. AB + 5 = A + B
B. 5 AB = A + B
C. AB = A + B + 5
D. AB / = 5 + A+
B
E. A^Bh+ 5= A+ B+
5
32. Which of the following is determined
by division?
I. the price of car A if it costs 6 times
the price of car B
II.
III.
the difference in temperature
between two cities
the number of yards in 39 feet
A. I only
B. II only
C. III only
D. I and II only
E. I and III only
Use the graph below to answer the question
that follows.
33. According to the preceding graph, how
many stars are on the pavements of
Hollywood Boulevard and Vine Streets:
(Key: Each group of 4 asterisks = 10
stars.)
A. 45
B. 47.5
Stars on Hollywood and Vine
C. 90
D. 92
E. 95
34. A Spifmobile is selling at a 30%
discount off its sticker price. Its sticker
price is $8,000. What is its new selling
price?
A. $2,400
B. $5,600
C. $6,600
D. $7,970
E. $7,976
35. Harmon’s new sportscar averages 35
miles per each gallon of gasoline.
Assuming Harmon is able to maintain
his average miles per gallon, how far
can he drive on 12 gallons of gas?
A. almost 3 miles
B. 42 miles
C. 350 miles
D. 420 miles
E. 700 miles
36. A parallelogram has two sides of
dimensions 9 and 7. What would be the
side of a square with the same
perimeter?
A. 32
B. 18
C. 14
D. 8
E. 4
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