All ISEE Middle Level Math Resources
Example Questions
Example Question #1 : Equations
First solve the parentheses.
Then solve from left to right since multiplication and division are interchangeable:
The answer is 20.
Example Question #2 : Equations
First, convert each mixed number into an improper fraction.
Then, reduce where possible and multiply.
Finally, convert your answer into a mixed-number fraction.
Example Question #827 : Concepts
First, convert each mixed number into an improper fraction and flip the second fraction. Then, change the operation to multiplication:
Reduce where possible and multiply. Convert your answer into a mixed fraction.
Example Question #211 : Algebraic Concepts
First find the exponent value for each number:
Then divide accordingly. The answer is 128.
Example Question #3 : Equations
First follow order of operations and solve on each side.
Then, subtract 40 from each side to leave only the variable:
Finally, divide both sides by 2.
The answer is
Example Question #212 : Algebraic Concepts
First solve with order of operations on each side:
Then subtract 15 from each side:
Finally, divide each side by 5:
The answer is 5.
Example Question #11 : Equations
Solve inside the parentheses first:
Follow order of operations to solve:
The answer is 21.
Example Question #213 : Algebraic Concepts
Melissa is going on a road trip to her mother's house in another state. On a full tank of gas, she can travel 230 miles. At least how many times will she need to fill up her gas tank if her mother lives 950 miles away?
Divide the total distance (950) by the number of miles per full tank of gas (230).
Therefore, she will have to fill up her tank with gas at least 5 times.
Answer is at least 5 times.
Example Question #214 : Algebraic Concepts
First solve what is inside parentheses and follow the order of operations:
Then, add 18 to each side:
Finally, divide each side my 14:
The answer is 4.
Example Question #215 : Algebraic Concepts
First, convert each fraction into an improper fraction.
Then, change the operation to multiplication and flip the second fraction.
Reduce and multiply.