All ISEE Lower Level Quantitative Resources
Example Questions
Example Question #19 : How To Multiply
Ralph has 5 boxes of apples and each box has x apples. Which of the following represents how many apples Ralph has?
If Ralph has 5 boxes of apples and each box has x apples, that means the total number of apples he has will be 5 multiplied by the number of apples in each box (which is equal to x).
Therefore, is the expression that represents how many apples Ralph has.
Example Question #21 : How To Multiply
What is multiplied by ?
In order to solve for , the decimal point should be moved to the right by one integer for every zero. Given that there are 4 zeros, the decimal point should be moved over by 4 spaces. This resuls in: .
Example Question #22 : How To Multiply
What is the value of the expression below?
In order to solve for , the multiplication must first be carried out. This results in:
Example Question #23 : How To Multiply
Alejandro has an older brother who is twice as old as him. If Alejandro will be 9 years old in 2 years, how old is his brother now?
If Alejandro will be 9 years old in 2 years, that means he is 7 years old right now.
Given that Alejandro's brother is twice as old as he is, his older brother must be 14 years old because . Therefore, 14 is the correct answer.
Example Question #24 : How To Multiply
Maria sells cookies by the box. Every box of cookies that she sells earns her 2 dollars. Every case of cookies contains 6 boxes of cookies. If Maria sells 5 cases, how much money does she make in dollars?
If Maria earns 2 dollars for every box of cookies that she sells, and every case of cookies contains 6 boxes of cookies, then she makes dollars for every case that she sells.
If Maria sells 5 cases, then she makes dollars.
Example Question #25 : How To Multiply
If W is an odd number, which of the following could be an even number?
The easiest way to solve this problem is to select an odd number for W, such as 3.
2W would be equal to 6, which is even and the correct answer.
3W is 9 and odd.
is 5, which is also odd.
is 1, which is also odd.
Example Question #124 : Operations
Which of the following expressions is the smallest?
The above expressions have the following values:
Given that is the smallest value, the correct answer is:
Example Question #26 : How To Multiply
What is four times the sum of a and b?
The sum of a and b should be expressed as . Therefore, four times the sum of a and b is equal to .
Example Question #27 : How To Multiply
Write the following fraction in simplest form:
Divide the numerator and denominator of by 40 to get , which is the correct answer. is incorrect because it can be further simplified to .
Example Question #28 : How To Multiply
Mandy's dog weighs 20 pounds, and then he increases in weight by 10 percent. How much does Mandy's dog weigh after his weight gain (in pounds)?
If Mandy's dog weighs 20 pounds and then increases in weight by 10 percent, he will increase in weight by 2 pounds because .
Given that , 22 pounds is the dog's new weight. Therefore, 22 is the correct answer.
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