HELP! Pre-algebra mid term exam.Pre-Algebra Midterm ExamSolve the problems below. Show your work when applicable.Rewrite the expression. Use an exponent, rather than repeated multiplication.(–4)(–4) It is 4 to the power of 2 Simplify. Show your work.What type of measurement would you use to describe the amount of water a pot can hold?Estimate the sum of 9.327 + 5.72 + 4.132 to one decimal place.State whether the number 91 is prime, composite, or neither.What are the mean and the mode of the following set of data: 5, 12, 1, 5, 7 mean:mode:To measure the distance from the U.S. to Istanbul, Turkey you would most likely use __________.What percent of 67 is 33? Round to the nearest tenth of a percent.An adult house cat could be about 1 ___________ high. Write a number sentence for the model. Each black tile is equal to -1. Determine whether the statement is true or false. 94 is divisible by 3.State whether the number 97 is prime, composite, or neither.Solve the equation. Show your work.5d = 17.1A reasonable estimate for the mass of a baby would be 7 ______.Write an equation for:Twelve times h equals one hundred and twenty minus thirty-six.Simplify the expression. Show each step. –5 × 1 × 11 × 4.Summarize the order of operations for evaluating expressions. Use complete sentences.Define three measures of central tendency. Use complete sentences.Without computing, tell whether the product is positive or negative.(–4)(–4)(–4)Solve the equation. Show your work.

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Worker A earns $8.10 per widget produced, produces 10 widgets per day, and works 9 hours per day. Worker B earns $8.40 per widget produced, produces 8 widgets per day, and works 7 hours per day. Which of these statements is true? A. Worker B earns more per day than worker A but less per hour than worker A. B. Worker A earns more per day than worker B but less per hour than worker B. C. Worker A earns more per day than worker B and more per hour than worker B. D. Worker B earns more per day than worker A and more per hour than worker A.

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The value of Ari's rolls of coins is $113.00. If pennies and dimes come in rolls of 50 coins each, and nickels and quarters come in rolls of 40 coins each, which of these combinations could Ari have? A. 5 rolls of pennies, 8 rolls of nickels, 4 rolls of dimes, and 7 rolls of quarters B. 4 rolls of pennies, 8 rolls of nickels, 7 rolls of dimes, and 5 rolls of quarters C. 4 rolls of pennies, 8 rolls of nickels, 5 rolls of dimes, and 7 rolls of quarters D. 5 rolls of pennies, 8 rolls of nickels, 7 rolls of dimes, and 4 rolls of quarters

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