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Numbers And Base 10 Chapter 1.

What is one tenth of 1000?
a) 100
b) 1
c) 10,000
d) 0.01

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What is 10 x 10,000?
a) 100
b) 100,000
c) 1,000,000
d) 0.01

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What is the correct written form for the number 640,384?
a) Six million four thousand, three hundred eighty four.
b) Six hundred thousand, four hundred eighty four.
c) Six hundred forty thousand, three hundred eighty four.
d) Sixty four thousand, three hundred eighty four.

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Which number is forty nine and seventy two hundredths?
a) 49,720
b) 49.72
c) 4.972
d) 0.4972

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What is (6 x 10) + (4 x 1) + (3 x 0.1) + (2 x 0.01) in base-10 numerals?
a) 643.2
b) 6.432
c) 0.6432
d) 64.32

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What is 548.23 x 100?
a) 54,823
b) 54,823,000
c) 5,482.3
d) 5.4823

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What is 3.08÷10?
a) 30.8
b) .308
c) 3,008
d) 308

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What is 635.46 x 10²?
a) 63.546
b) 6,354,600
c) 63,546
d) 6.3546

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What is the exponential notation for 10 x 10 x 10?
a) 100,000
b) 1,000,000
c) 10²
d) 10³

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What is 723.98 ÷ 10²?
a) 7.2398
b) 72.398
c) 7,239.8
d) 72,398

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Is 1.346 greater than or less than 1.429?
a) Greater than
b) Less than
c) Equal to
d) Unknown

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Compare 5.04 and 5.040.
a) 5.04 is greater than 5.040.
b) 5.04 is less than 5.040.
c) 5.04 is equal to 5.040.
d) 5.04 is ten times as great as 5.040.

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Compare 0.298 and 0.27.
a) 0.298 is greater than 0.27.
b) 0.298 is less than 0.27.
c) 0.298 is equal to 0.27.
d) 0.298 is ten times larger than 0.27.

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Compare 19,346.9 and 19,346.823.
a) 19,346.9 is less than 19,346.823.
b) 19,346.9 is greater than 19,346.823.
c) 19,346.9 is equal to 19,356.823.
d) 19,346.9 cannot be compared to 19,346.823.

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Compare 6.27 and Six and twelve hundredths.
a) 6.27 is greater than six and twelve hundredths.
b) 6.27 is less than six and twelve hundredths.
c) 6.27 is equal to six and twelve hundredths.
d) 6.27 is ten times as much as six and twelve hundredths.

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Compare 54.61 and 5,461 ÷ 10².
a) 54.61is greater than 5,461 ÷ 10².
b) 54.61 is less than 5,461 ÷ 10².
c) 54.61 is equal to 5,461 ÷ 10².
d) 54.61 is ten times as much as 5,461 ÷ 10².

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Round 17.6 to the nearest whole number.
a) 17.6
b) 17.7
c) 17
d) 18

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Round 846.249 to the nearest hundredth.
a) 847
b) 846.24
c) 846.25
d) 846

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Round 543.21 to the nearest tenth.
a) 543
b) 543.1
c) 543.3
d) 543.2

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Round 37.91 to the nearest whole.
a) 37
b) 38
c) 37.9
d) 37.92

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