Basic Math Practice Questions – Long & Short Division, Multiplication, Decimals, Fractions, and Percent
Basic Math Practice
Basic Math
Basic Math 2
Exponents
Fractions, Percent
and Decimals
Word Problems
Number Series
Number Manipulation
Non Geometric Comparisons
Percent
Order of Operations
Basic Geometry
Pythagorean Geometry
Slope of a Line
Area of Complex Shapes
Properties of Triangles
How to Study for a Math Test
Basic Math 2
Exponents
Fractions, Percent
and Decimals
Word Problems
Number Series
Number Manipulation
Non Geometric Comparisons
Percent
Order of Operations
Geometry
Basic Geometry
Pythagorean Geometry
Slope of a Line
Area of Complex Shapes
Properties of Triangles
How to Study for a Math Test
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21 Comments
Check your figures – Choice D, 1.2 is correct. You are missing a decimal point. .84 ÷ .7 = 1.2
Sorry. Got it.
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Ok 4) is not c. Its d
Yes – #4 is C 4.7 + .9 + .01 = 5.61
3 calculators and the internet claim you are incorrect
5.7 being the correct answer to Question#4
please explain how exactly is it you get 5.61
lets see – the question is – notice that .9 equals 0.9 and .01 equals 0.01 – that makes it easier to keep straight
Questions is – 4.7 + .9 + .01
Take the first part – 4.7 + 0.9 = 5.6
5.6 + 0.01 = 5.61 Choice C is correct
Watch your decimals!
how?explain
good practice thanks!
Why for number 6 the decimal is moved only once and for number 5 the decimal is all the way in the front?
One is multiplication and one is division
For #5, count the digits behind the decimal place in the question, this will tell you where to place the decimal place in the answer. For #6, you only need to move the decimal one place over for the the denominator to be devisable by the numerator (7 goes into 8)
good explanation is needed” because ” other people don’t understand it
Great practice questions and i really enjoyed the practice on this site. I have a upcoming basic math test to take this weekend for a better job career and i needed a little practice. Thanks…
Number 2 is wrong 703 ÷ 6 is 117
703 / 6 = 117.1667 or 117 R1
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I’d like to study for and take this test as soon as possible ….
How do I get started?
how to compute number 10
Which is the equivalent decimal number for forty nine thousandths? A number in the thousanths place means 3 places of decimal so choice C – 0.049 is correct
thanks