HINTS:
3) Recall that (Negative)times(Negative) is Positive
HINTS:
4) - runs scores are WHOLE NUMBERS
- 75% is equivalent to what fraction
- A fraction times a whole number implies
that the number must be divisible by
the denominator of the fraction
that the number must be divisible by
the denominator of the fraction
5) The way the circles are drawn
Set C is a subset of set B and
Set C is a subset of set B and
set B is a subset of set A.
i.e. If the inner most circle had 10 items
i.e. If the inner most circle had 10 items
and the area between C and B had 50 items
and the area outside of B had
and the area outside of B had
40 items then Set A would have 100 items.
HINTS:
8) I drew arrows from each circle to the one
that depended on it for a value.
i.e. from "P" to "M" an arrow would say
"MULTIPLY by 2" ...
"MULTIPLY by 2" ...
9) Tough question.
173 divided by 3 is about 58.
We need three consecutive primes around 58.
Good luck!
HINTS:
12) Since the fraction x/y can be reduced to 3/4
you could conclude that
you could conclude that
"x" must be divisible by -?-
and "y" must be divisible by -?-
and "y" must be divisible by -?-
HINTS:
14) Look for a pattern.
15) Guess and Check
15) Guess and Check
HINTS:
20) Notice that the INTEGER described
can be multiplied by 3/4 and also 1/8.
Thus, this INTEGER must be divisible by -?-
can be multiplied by 3/4 and also 1/8.
Thus, this INTEGER must be divisible by -?-
21) Be careful.
You must find all the negative integers that make
You must find all the negative integers that make
the INEQUALITY "true".
You can isolate "x" or just plug in values
You can isolate "x" or just plug in values
for x starting with -1.
22) Tough question.
You can use simultaneous equations with
"x = the number of elements in A but not in B" and
"y = the number of elements in B but not in A"
using the relationships found in the problem
x + 1000 = -?-
and x + y + 1000 = -?-
Or make a chart for x and y
and use "Guess and Check"
and use "Guess and Check"
23) Another tough question.
Using a calculator you could try:
21/20, 31/30, etc.
21/20, 31/30, etc.
Maybe a pattern will appear.
No comments:
Post a Comment