How to find the solution to an equation

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ISEE Upper Level Mathematics Achievement › How to find the solution to an equation

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Which of the following makes the equation true:

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Solve the equation for :

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A class has 25 students. If 60% of them are boys, how many students are girls?

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Adam has 3 siblings. When his mother bakes a cake, each of the 4 children is given ¼ of the cake. Adam only finished 1/3 of his share of cake. If the original cake had 12 slices, how many slices did Adam eat?

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A small bakery sells two flavors of muffins: chocolate and banana.

At the end of the day, there are 13 muffins left.

There are chocolate muffins and banana muffins.

If

how many banana muffins are left?

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On average, 1 in 9 peanuts that are harvested will only have one pod instead of two pods. Of those one-pod peanuts, three quarters of them will be smaller than the average peanut.

If 900 peanuts are harvested, how many will be one-pod peanuts that are smaller than average in size?

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Julie sells cars. She has a monthly salary of $1000 and a commission of $500 for each car sold. How much money will she make this month if she sells 7 cars?

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Fifteen percent of the students in the classroom brought their lunch from home. If 9 students brought their lunch from home, how many students are in the classroom total?

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Machine A can produce 4 books in 2 days. Machine B can produce 20 books in 4 days. How many books can machines A and B, working together, produce in 40 days?

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Solve for :

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