ISEE Lower Level Math : Operations
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Example Question #46 : How To Divide
If Henry ran 
If Henry ran 
Therefore, the answer is that each mile took Henry (on average) 
Example Question #131 : Operations
How many prime numbers are there between 14 and 30?
The prime numbers between 14 and 30 are 17, 19, 23, and 29.
Thus, there are 4 prime numbers.
Example Question #132 : Operations
Kellie is a maltipoo, meaning he is half poodle, half maltese. Kellie then has a litter with Frankie, who is half chihuahua, half pug. What percentage maltese will the puppies be?
25 percent
75 percent
0 percent
50 percent
25 percent
Because Kellie is half maltese, if she has puppies, then those puppies will be half of the breed mixture that she is. If she is half maltese, she is 50 percent maltese. Half of 50 percent is 25 percent. Therfore, 25 percent is the correct answer.
Example Question #294 : Isee Lower Level (Grades 5 6) Mathematics Achievement
Evaluate:
To correctly evaluate this problem, first find the product of 
The solution is:
Example Question #50 : How To Divide
Simplify:
To simplify 
Note:
Alternatively you could reduce the original fraction by dividing the numerator by the denominator:
Example Question #51 : How To Divide
Evaluate:
To solve this problem, first find the product of 
A negative factor times a positive factor must equal a negative product:
Example Question #52 : How To Divide
Evaluate:
To evaluate this problem, first find the reciprocal of 
The reciprocal of 
This will allow you to switch the operation symbol from division to multiplication:
Example Question #53 : How To Divide
Evaluate:
This problem can be approached using several different strategies. One strategy is to reduce 
Another method you could have used to find the correct answer is to find the reciprocal of 
Example Question #54 : How To Divide
Evaluate:
To correctly evaluate this problem first find the product of:
Then divide 
To check your answer:
Remeber a negative factor times a negative factor must equal a positive product.
Example Question #133 : Operations
Find the quotient of:
To evaluate this problem use the long division standard algorithm:
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