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8th grade Math Benchmark 2

31. Which is 63  64 in exponential form? A. 3612 

B. 76 C. 612 D. 67

32. Which shows 9-3 in standard form? A. 729 B. 27

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C.

1 27

D.

1 729

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33. Which shows (116)2 in exponential form? A. 226 B. 1112 C. 118 D. 114

(8.EE.1) 34. Which shows 6-1  6-4 in exponential form? A. 6-5 B. 6-3 C. 61 D. 63

35. What is 0.000058 written in scientific notation? A. 5.8 x 10-6 B. 5.8 x 10-5 C. 5.8 x 105 D. 5.8 x 106

36. The area of Australia is approximately 7,700,000 square kilometers. What is the area written in scientific notation? A. 7.7 x 10-6 sq km B. 7.7 x 10-5 sq km C. 7.7 x 105 sq km D. 7.7 x 106 sq km

37. What is 650,000 written in scientific notation? A. 6.5 x 10-6 B. 6.5 x 10-5 C. 6.5 x 105 D. 6.5 x 106

38. Find the quotient. 2.89  10 2 3.4  10 2

A. 0.85 x 100 

B. 0.85 x 104 C. 8.5 x 103 D. 8.5 x 105

39. Find the quotient. 5  10 2 1.25  10 2

A. 0.04 x 100

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B. 0.04 x 104 C. 4.0 x 103 D. 4.0 x 104

40. Find the product. (1.9 x 103)(4.5 x 102) A. 8.55 x 101 B. 8.55 x 103 C. 8.55 x 105 D. 8.55 x 106

41. Solve by substitution.

x  2 y  2 y  2x  4 A. (

10 8 , ) 3 3

B. (-2, 0) 

2 4 C. ( , ) 3 3

D. (0, 0) 

42. Heidi paid $18 for 7 pairs of socks. She bought wool socks that cost $3 per pair and cotton socks that cost $2 per pair. How many pairs of socks did she buy? A. 2 pairs of wool and 5 pairs of cotton B. 3 pairs of wool and 4 pairs of cotton C. 4 pairs of wool and 3 pairs of cotton D. 5 pairs of wool and 2 pairs of cotton 43. Kaya and Tad started with the same number of baseball cards in their collections. Kaya collected 3 cards per week and now has 29 cards. Tad collected 2 cards per week and now has 20 cards. Let x represent the number of cards they begin with, and let y represent the number of weeks. Which system of equations represents this situation? x  y  20 x  3y  20 A. C. 3x  2y  29 x  2y  29 B. 

5y  49 x  20  29

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44. Solve the system of linear equations. 1 y   x 6 3 x  3y  18 A. (2,1) only B. (3,6) only  C. no solution D. infinitely many solutions

45. Solve the system of linear equations. 3x  5y  4 x  y  4 A. (1, -5) B. (0, -4)  C. (-3, -1) D. (-5, 1)

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D.

x  3y  29 x  2y  20