ACT Math - Integers | Practice Hub

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If , , and , what does $(r+c-k)\cdot(c+k)$ equal?

2

The number 9 is the second smallest integer with 3 factors, 1, 3, and 9. What is the sum of the factors of the smallest integer with only 3 factors?

3

Solve: $80\div6$

4

A sliced cake can be equally split among 4, 5, or 6 people, with each person receiving the same number of slices. Which of the following answers represents a possible number of slices that the cake could have?

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Solve: $80\div6$

6

A sliced cake can be equally split among 4, 5, or 6 people, with each person receiving the same number of slices. Which of the following answers represents a possible number of slices that the cake could have?

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A sliced cake can be equally split among 4, 5, or 6 people, with each person receiving the same number of slices. Which of the following answers represents a possible number of slices that the cake could have?

8

In the sequence 3, ____, ____, 24, what numbers can fill the two blanks so that consecutive terms differ by a common ratio?

9

If , , and , what does $(r+c-k)\cdot(c+k)$ equal?

10

In the sequence 3, ____, ____, 24, what numbers can fill the two blanks so that consecutive terms differ by a common ratio?

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