TEAS® Math Practice Test

Question 1

5,344 − 57

Accepted Answer

5,287

Answer

To find the correct answer, simply perform the subtraction: 5,344 minus 57. Subtracting 57 from 5,344 yields 5,287. This is a straightforward arithmetic calculation.

Question 2

3*(x − 4) = 18

Accepted Answer

x = 10

Answer

To solve the equation 3*(x − 4) = 18, first divide both sides by 3, which gives x − 4 = 6. Then, add 4 to both sides of the equation to isolate x. This results in x = 10.

Question 3

The above is known as what type of graph?

Accepted Answer

Scatterplot

Answer

A scatterplot is a type of graph that displays individual data points on a two-dimensional plane. Each point represents the values of two different variables, and the pattern of these points helps to visualize the relationship or correlation between the variables. Without the actual image, it is assumed the graph presented visually matches the characteristics of a scatterplot.

Question 4

(5x − 1) (3x + 2)

Accepted Answer

15x² + 7x − 2

Answer

To multiply (5x − 1) by (3x + 2), use the FOIL method (First, Outer, Inner, Last). Multiply the First terms (5x * 3x = 15x²), then the Outer terms (5x * 2 = 10x), then the Inner terms (-1 * 3x = -3x), and finally the Last terms (-1 * 2 = -2). Combine the like terms (10x - 3x = 7x) to get the final expression: 15x² + 7x − 2.

Question 5

Timmy can usually make six paper airplanes in an hour. However, if he gets interrupted by his parents, he can only make four per hour. His friend John can make seven paper airplanes per hour. One day, Timmy and John decide to have a three-hour long contest to see who can make the most paper airplanes. During the contest, Timmy is interrupted once every hour. John also had to take a break and do chores for an hour. How many more paper airplanes does the winner make?

Accepted Answer

2

Answer

First, calculate Timmy's total: he was interrupted once every hour for 3 hours, meaning he made 4 airplanes/hour * 3 hours = 12 airplanes. Next, calculate John's total: he worked for 2 hours (3-hour contest minus 1-hour break) at 7 airplanes/hour, making 2 hours * 7 airplanes/hour = 14 airplanes. John made 14 airplanes and Timmy made 12, so John made 14 - 12 = 2 more airplanes.

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