D 18 students
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Two thousand five hundred flights took off from the airport in the last two days. At that rate, how many will take off in the next week? (7 days)
H 8750 flights
______________________________ There are 60 eggs for every 5 trays in a shop. Find the ratio of the number of eggs to the number of trays.
C 12:1 _______________
The height of a eucalyptus tree in a park is 12 feet. It casts a shadow of 6 feet. A maple tree in the same park casts a shadow of 2 feet. Find the height of the maple tree.
G 4 feet _______________
Andrew bought 8 shirts for $520. How much would he need to pay for 10 shirts at the same rate?
J $650 _______________
Ed observed that a man 6 feet tall casts a shadow of 4 feet. At the same time, the shadow cast by a building is 24 feet. What is the height of the building?
B 36 feet _______________
The architect was told that the height of the hospital building should not exceed 247 feet. The architect designed the building on paper using a scale 2 inches : 19 feet. What should be the height of the building on paper?
A 26 inches _______________
An oil company looked for a feasible area on a map to construct a gas station. The length of the land spotted by them on the map is 9 inches. The scale of the map is 1 inch : 4 feet. What would be the actual length of the land?
L 36 feet _______________
A photograph of Chris holding a stick on his head was taken. The scale of the photograph is 4 inches : 5 feet. The height of Chris along with the stick in the photograph is 8 inches. If Chris height is 4 feet, then find the actual length of the stick.
I 6 feet _______________
Side Lengths of Square 2 4 6 X Perimeter 8 16 24 40
Solve for X using a proportion.
E 10 _______________
Side Lengths of a Regular Polygon .5 2 8 12 Perimeter 1.5 6 24 36
How many sides on this polygon?
K 3 _______________
Side Lengths of a Regular Pentagon 1 2 3 Perimeter 5 10 15
In the proportion, 2/10 = 3/x, what number from the chart does x equal?
F 15 _______________
If eleven students dropped out of a high school within the last three years, how many will drop out in the next five years if the rate remains constant? (Round to the nearest whole number.)