Logan is at an amusement park. She bought 16 tickets and each ride requires 2 tickets. Using the expression 16 - 2x, how would the numbers in the expression be interpreted in terms of tickets and rides?

The number 16 represents the total number of tickets, and -2 represents the used tickets per ride.

The number 16 represents the number of rides, and x represents the number of tickets per ride.

The number 16 represents the number of tickets per ride, and x represents the total number of rides.

The number 16 represents the number of tickets left, and x represents the number of rides Logan can still go on.

A city council member wanted to know how her constituents felt about a planned rezoning. She randomly selected 75 names from the city phone directly and conducted a phone survey. Which of the choices below correctly describes the population and sample of this data.

The population is everyone listed in the city phone directory; the sample is the 75 people selected.

The population is the residents of the city; the sample is the registered voters in the city.

The population is registered voters in the city; the sample is everyone listed in the city phone directory.

Select three valid comparisons.

The data sets have similar variabilities.

The distribution of each data set is skewed.

The difference in the medians is about 1.5 times the IQR.

The distribution of each data set is symmetric.

Values in data set A are generally less than the values in data set

A bowling team participates in a two-day tournament and records the scores for each team on both days on the box plots. Which conclusion can be drawn from the box plots?

The scores on Friday have a greater median than the scores on Saturday, but both data sets have the same interquartile range.

The scores on Friday and the scores on Saturday have the same median and interquartile range.

The scores on Friday have a greater median and a greater interquartile range than the scores on Saturday.

The scores on Friday have a greater interquartile range than the scores on Saturday, but both data sets have the same median.

Malika and Adrian prepared containers of potato salad at a deli. Each container was supposed to have a weight of one pound. The manager selected a random of containers prepared by each employee to check the weight of each container. The results are shown in the table below.

Most of Malika’s containers will have a weight closer to one pound than most of Adrian’s containers.

Malika will produce more containers with a weight of exactly one pound than Adrian will.

Adrian will produce more containers with a weight of exactly one pound than malika will.

Most of Adrian’s containers will have a weight closer to one pound than most of Malika’s containers.

A large company has offices in cities across the county. The facilities director of the company was asked to survey employees about their office furniture. Rather than survey all employees in the company, the director decided to take a sample of employees. Which groups would be most representative of the opinions of all employees in the company? Select three correct answers.

Employees with office phone numbers ending in 3 or 7 (assume every employee has an office phone)

5% of randomly selected employees from each office location

Employees who are randomly selected by a computer from a list of all company employees

Randomly selected employees in the cafeteria of one of the offices

Employees who have worked for the company for more than 10 years.

Liz and Sara ride their bikes every day. The table shows the number of miles Liz and Sara rode their bike during five randomly selected days. Based on the data in the table, which is the best comparative statement about the number of miles each girl rides on a typical day?

On a typical day, Liz rides farther than Sara because the mean of Liz’s data is greater than the mean of Sara’s data.

On a typical day, Sara rides farther than liz because the mean of Sara’s data is greater than the mean of Liz’s data.

On a typical day, Liz rides farther than Sara because the range of Liz’s data is greater than the range of Sara’s data.

On a typical day, Sara rides farther than Liz because the range of Sara’s data is greater than the range of Liz’s data.

The tables show your results of rolling a number cube n times. The graph shows your results of using technology to simulate 1000 rolls. How do the experimental results compare to the theoretical probability of rolling an odd number.

When n = 20, experimental probability < theoretical probability

When n = 50, experimental probability < theoretical probability

When n = 1000, experimental probability = theoretical probability

The experimental probability becomes farther from the theoretical probability as n increases.

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A vehicle used 1 1/8 gallons of gasoline to travel 13 1/2 miles. At this rate, how many miles can the vehicle travel per gallon of gasoline?

A. 16/243

B. 4/3

C. 12

D. 13

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Which representation shows a proportional relationship between x and y?

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The furniture store is having a weekend sale on chairs. If you buy 2 chairs, then you can get a third chair for ¾ off of the regular price.
Eric buys 3 chairs, each regularly priced at $128.

After the discount, what is the price Eric paid for the third chair?

$32

$96

$64

$128

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The furniture store is having a weekend sale on chairs. If you buy 2 chairs, then you can get a third chair for ¾ off of the regular price.
Eric buys 3 chairs, each regularly priced at $128.
What is his total cost for the chairs?

$256

$352

$384

$400

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Parker was able to pay for 44% of his college tuition with his scholarship. If the remaining amount he paid with a student loan was $10,054.52, what was the total cost of Parker's tuition?

A) $17,954.50

B) $18,305.00

C) $28,400.00

D) $23,283.91

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Clayton and Riley played a game where they threw plastic discs across a field into baskets. Each player earned a point for landing a disc in a basket and lost a point for missing a basket. Clayton ended with -12 points. Riley ended with 12 more points than Clayton.
How many points did Riley end with?

-24

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ACAP Review - 7th Grade 2024

A vehicle used 1 1/8 gallons of gasoline to travel 13 1/2 miles. At this rate, how many miles can the vehicle travel per gallon of gasoline?

Which representation shows a proportional relationship between x and y?

The furniture store is having a weekend sale on chairs. If you buy 2 chairs, then you can get a third chair for ¾ off of the regular price.
Eric buys 3 chairs, each regularly priced at $128.

After the discount, what is the price Eric paid for the third chair?

The furniture store is having a weekend sale on chairs. If you buy 2 chairs, then you can get a third chair for ¾ off of the regular price.
Eric buys 3 chairs, each regularly priced at $128.
What is his total cost for the chairs?

Parker was able to pay for 44% of his college tuition with his scholarship. If the remaining amount he paid with a student loan was $10,054.52, what was the total cost of Parker's tuition?

Point P is shown on the number line below. The distance between point Q and point P is 6½ units. Which number could represent the location of point Q?

Which expression is equivalent to 4 - (-7)?

A man on a boat is sitting 9 feet above sea level. A bird flies at an altitude of 54 feet above sea level, and a fish swims below at an altitude of 8 feet below sea level. The ocean floor sits 75 feet below the surface of the ocean.
What is the distance between the man and the fish?

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A vehicle used 1 1/8 gallons of gasoline to travel 13 1/2 miles. At this rate, how many miles can the vehicle travel per gallon of gasoline?

Which representation shows a proportional relationship between x and y?

The furniture store is having a weekend sale on chairs. If you buy 2 chairs, then you can get a third chair for ¾ off of the regular price.Eric buys 3 chairs, each regularly priced at $128. After the discount, what is the price Eric paid for the third chair?

The furniture store is having a weekend sale on chairs. If you buy 2 chairs, then you can get a third chair for ¾ off of the regular price.Eric buys 3 chairs, each regularly priced at $128. What is his total cost for the chairs?

Parker was able to pay for 44% of his college tuition with his scholarship. If the remaining amount he paid with a student loan was $10,054.52, what was the total cost of Parker's tuition?

Point P is shown on the number line below. The distance between point Q and point P is 6½ units. Which number could represent the location of point Q?

Which expression is equivalent to 4 - (-7)?

A man on a boat is sitting 9 feet above sea level. A bird flies at an altitude of 54 feet above sea level, and a fish swims below at an altitude of 8 feet below sea level. The ocean floor sits 75 feet below the surface of the ocean.What is the distance between the man and the fish?

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The furniture store is having a weekend sale on chairs. If you buy 2 chairs, then you can get a third chair for ¾ off of the regular price.
Eric buys 3 chairs, each regularly priced at $128.

After the discount, what is the price Eric paid for the third chair?

The furniture store is having a weekend sale on chairs. If you buy 2 chairs, then you can get a third chair for ¾ off of the regular price.
Eric buys 3 chairs, each regularly priced at $128.
What is his total cost for the chairs?

A man on a boat is sitting 9 feet above sea level. A bird flies at an altitude of 54 feet above sea level, and a fish swims below at an altitude of 8 feet below sea level. The ocean floor sits 75 feet below the surface of the ocean.
What is the distance between the man and the fish?