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Math 10 Foundations LG 5 Practice Quiz #5



Multiple Choice
Identify the choice that best completes the statement or answers the question.
 

 1. 

Determine the greatest common factor of 280 and 360.
a.
9
b.
63
c.
2520
d.
40
 

 2. 

Determine the greatest common factor of 84, 210, and 336.
a.
14
b.
1680
c.
21
d.
42
 

 3. 

A developer wants to subdivide a rectangular plot of land measuring 600 m by 750 m into congruent square lots. What is the side length of the largest possible square?
a.
75 m
b.
30 m
c.
150 m
d.
50 m
 

 4. 

What is the side length of the smallest square that could be tiled using a 6-cm by 15-cm tile? Assume the tiles cannot be cut.
a.
10 cm
b.
90 cm
c.
30 cm
d.
3 cm
 

 5. 

Identify the greatest common factor of the terms in the trinomial mc005-1.jpg.
a.
mc005-2.jpg
c.
mc005-4.jpg
b.
mc005-3.jpg
d.
mc005-5.jpg
 

 6. 

Factor the trinomial mc006-1.jpg.
a.
mc006-2.jpg
c.
mc006-4.jpg
b.
mc006-3.jpg
d.
mc006-5.jpg
 

 7. 

Factor: mc007-1.jpg
a.
mc007-2.jpg
c.
mc007-4.jpg
b.
mc007-3.jpg
d.
mc007-5.jpg
 

 8. 

Factor: mc008-1.jpg
a.
mc008-2.jpg
c.
mc008-4.jpg
b.
mc008-3.jpg
d.
mc008-5.jpg
 

 9. 

Factor: mc009-1.jpg
a.
mc009-2.jpg
c.
mc009-4.jpg
b.
mc009-3.jpg
d.
mc009-5.jpg
 

 10. 

Expand and simplify: mc010-1.jpg
a.
mc010-2.jpg
c.
mc010-4.jpg
b.
mc010-3.jpg
d.
mc010-5.jpg
 

 11. 

Factor: mc011-1.jpg
a.
mc011-2.jpg
c.
mc011-4.jpg
b.
mc011-3.jpg
d.
mc011-5.jpg
 

 12. 

Which set of algebra tiles represents mc012-1.jpg?
a.
mc012-2.jpg
c.
mc012-4.jpg
b.
mc012-3.jpg
d.
mc012-5.jpg
 

 13. 

Factor: mc013-1.jpg
a.
mc013-2.jpg
c.
mc013-4.jpg
b.
mc013-3.jpg
d.
mc013-5.jpg
 

 14. 

Factor: mc014-1.jpg
a.
mc014-2.jpg
c.
mc014-4.jpg
b.
mc014-3.jpg
d.
mc014-5.jpg
 

 15. 

Expand and simplify: mc015-1.jpg
a.
mc015-2.jpg
c.
mc015-4.jpg
b.
mc015-3.jpg
d.
mc015-5.jpg
 

 16. 

Factor: mc016-1.jpg
a.
mc016-2.jpg
c.
mc016-4.jpg
b.
mc016-3.jpg
d.
mc016-5.jpg
 

 17. 

Factor: mc017-1.jpg
a.
mc017-2.jpg
c.
mc017-4.jpg
b.
mc017-3.jpg
d.
mc017-5.jpg
 

 18. 

Factor: mc018-1.jpg
a.
mc018-2.jpg
c.
mc018-4.jpg
b.
mc018-3.jpg
d.
mc018-5.jpg
 

 19. 

Identify this polynomial as a perfect square trinomial, a difference of squares, or neither.
mc019-1.jpg
a.
Difference of squares
c.
Neither
b.
Perfect square trinomial
 

 20. 

Determine the area of the shaded region in factored form.
mc020-1.jpg
a.
mc020-2.jpg
c.
mc020-4.jpg
b.
mc020-3.jpg
d.
mc020-5.jpg
 

Short Answer
 

 21. 

Determine the least common multiple of 450 and 180.
 

 22. 

Simplify sa022-1.jpg, then factor.
 

 23. 

Expand and simplify: sa023-1.jpg
 

 24. 

Factor: sa024-1.jpg
 

 25. 

Factor fully: sa025-1.jpg
 

Problem
 

 26. 

Chris completes one lap of a go-cart track every 40 s. D’Arcy completes one lap of the same track every 50 s. Suppose Chris and D’Arcy cross the starting line at the same time. How many seconds will pass before they cross the starting line at the same time again? How many laps will Chris have completed in that time? How many laps will D’Arcy have completed in that time?
 

 27. 

A rectangle is divided into 2 smaller rectangles. The area of the rectangle on the left is 209 square inches, and the area of the rectangle on the right is 319 square inches. Determine the greatest possible measure of the side that the two rectangles share.
pr027-1.jpg
 

 28. 

Jordan wants to cut a rectangular carpet with dimensions 32 cm by 80 cm into squares of equal size.
a)       What is the side length of the largest possible square Jordan can cut?
b)       How many squares can she cut from carpet?
 

 29. 

Factor. Check by expanding.
pr029-1.jpg
 

 30. 

Use decomposition to factor pr030-1.jpg. Explain your steps.
 



 
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