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1
Place Value and Names for Numbers

Problem 1

Common Mistake
Many people, including some of our instructors, use the word "and" incorrectly when we are naming numbers. Are you one of them?

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Mr. McKeague
Problem 2

Give the place value of each digit in \(305\text{,}964\).

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Molly S.
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CJ
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Anthony
Problem 3

Give the place value of each digit in \(73\text{,}890\text{,}672\text{,}540\)

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Lauren
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CJ
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Cynthia
Problem 4

Write \(5,478\) in expanded form.

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Lauren
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CJ
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Anthony
Problem 5

Write \(56,094\) in expanded form.

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Molly S.
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Arielle
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Anthony
Problem 6

Write \(10,000+7,000+500+60+9\) in condensed (standard) form.

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Sirena
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Joshua
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Cynthia
Problem 7

Write \(5,000,000+70,000+600+3\) in condensed (standard) form.

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Sirena
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Joshua
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Cynthia
Problem 8

Write each number in words.

  1. \(452\)

  2. \(397\)

  3. \(608\)

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Winston
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Rachel
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Logan
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Anthony
Problem 9

Write each number in words.

  1. \(3,561\)

  2. \(53,662\)

  3. \(547,801\)

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Rachel
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Logan
Problem 10

Write each number in words

  1. \(507,034,005\)

  2. \(739,600,075\)

  3. \(5,003,007,006\)

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Winston
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Rachel
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Nathan
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Anthony
Problem 11

Write five thousand, six hundred forty two, in digits.

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Winston
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Rachel
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Nathan
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Cynthia
Problem 12

Write each number with digits instead of words.

  1. Three million, fifty-one thousand, seven hundred

  2. Two billion, five

  3. Seven million, seven hundred seven

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Lauren
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Molly S.
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Anthony

2
Addition with Whole Numbers, and Perimeter

Problem 1

Add: \(43+52\)

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Dr. Cavanah
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Molly S.
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Aaron
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David
Problem 2

Add: \(165+801\)

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Molly S.
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Winston
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Logan
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Cynthia
Problem 3

Add \(197+213+324\)

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Molly S.
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Winston
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Logan
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David
Problem 4

Add: \(46,789+2,490+864\)

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Molly S.
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Winston
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Logan
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Cynthia
Problem 5

Use the commutative property to rewrite each sum.

  1. \(4+6\)

  2. \(5+9\)

  3. \(3+0\)

  4. \(7+n\)

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Molly S.
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Winston
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Logan
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David
Problem 6

Use the associative property to rewrite each sum.

  1. \((5+6)+7\)

  2. \((3+9)+1\)

  3. \(6+(8+2)\)

  4. \(4+(9+n)\)

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Molly S.
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Winston
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Logan
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Cynthia
Problem 7

Add: \(9+3+2+7+1\)

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Molly S.
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Winston
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Logan
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David
Problem 8

Find the solution to each equation by inspection.

  1. \(n+5=9\)

  2. \(n+6=12\)

  3. \(4+n=5\)

  4. \(13=n+8\)

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Winston
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Betsy
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Logan
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Cynthia
Problem 9

Find the perimeter of each geometric figure.

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Rachel
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Julieta
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Logan
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David

3
Subtraction with Whole Numbers

Problem 1

Subtract: \(376-241\)

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Mr. McKeague
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Katrina
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Logan
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David
Problem 2

Subtract \(503\) from \(7,835\)

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Katrina
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Logan
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Cynthia
Problem 3

Subtract: \(92-45\)

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Mr. McKeague
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Katrina
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Logan
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David
Problem 4

Find the difference of \(549\) and \(187\)

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Katrina
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Cynthia
Problem 5

Jo Ann has \(\$742\) in her checking account. If she writes a check for \(\$615\) to pay the rent, how much is left in her checking account?

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Dr. Cavanah
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Katrina
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Logan
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David
Problem 6

Find the solution to each equation by inspection.

  1. \(n-3=7\)

  2. \(n-4=9\)

  3. \(12-n=5\)

  4. \(7=18-n\)

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Stephanie
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Logan
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Julieta

4
Rounding Numbers, Estimating Answers, and Displaying Information

Problem 1

Round \(5,382\) to the nearest hundred.

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Rachel
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Logan
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Cynthia
Problem 2

Round \(94\) to the nearest ten.

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Rachel
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Logan
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David
Problem 3

Round \(973\) to the nearest hundred.

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Rachel
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Logan
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Cynthia
Problem 4

Round \(47,256,344\) to the nearest million.

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Rachel
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Logan
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David
Problem 5

The pie chart shows a family earning \(\$36,931\) a year spends their money.

  1. To the nearest hundred dollars, what is the total amount spent on food and entertainment?

  2. To the nearest thousand dollars, how much of their income is spent on items other than taxes and savings?

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Rachel
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Aaron
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Problem 6

Estimate the answer to the following problem by rounding each number to the nearest thousand.

\[\begin{aligned} 4,872 &\\ 1,691 &\\ 777 &\\ \underline{+6,124}\end{aligned}\]

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Rachel
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Logan
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Problem 7

Estimate the answer to the following subtraction problem by rounding each number to the nearest hundred. \[5,423-1,856\]

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Sirena
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Joshua
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Cynthia

5
Multiplication with Whole Numbers, and Area

Problem 1

Multiply \(4\cdot 400\) using repeated addition.

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Mr. McKeague
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Joshua
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Sirena
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Cynthia
Problem 2

Identify the products and factors: \(9\cdot 8=72\)

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Mr. McKeague
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Aaron
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Cynthia
Problem 3

Identify the products and factors: \(30=2\cdot 3\cdot 5\)

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Aaron
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David
Problem 4

Use the distributive property to rewrite each expression, then simplify.

  1. \(2(5+6)\)

  2. \(3(x+2)\)

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Mr. McKeague
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Julieta
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Julieta
Problem 5

Use the commutative property of multiplication to rewrite each of the following products.

  1. \(7 \cdot 9\)

  2. \(4(6)\)

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Lauren
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Aaron
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Cynthia
Problem 6

Use the associative property of multiplication to rewrite each of the following products.

  1. \((2 \cdot 7)\cdot 9\)

  2. \(3 \cdot (8 \cdot 2)\)

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Lauren
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Aaron
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David
Problem 7

Multiply: \(9(43)\)

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Rachel
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Aaron
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Cynthia
Problem 8

Multiply: \(52(37)\)

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Aaron
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David
Problem 9

Multiply: \(279(428)\)

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Aaron
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Cynthia
Problem 10

A supermarket orders \(35\) cases of a certain soft drink. If each case contains \(12\) cans of the drink, how many cans were ordered?

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Aaron
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Problem 11

Shirley earns \(\$12\) an hour for the first \(40\) hours she works each week. If she has \(\$109\) deducted from her weekly check for takes and retirement, how much money will she take home if she works \(38\) hours this week?

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Problem 12

Refer to the nutrition label in the text. Approximately how many crackers are in the box, and what is the total number of calories consumed if all the crackers in the box are eaten?

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Sirena
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Joshua
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Problem 13

Find the solution to each of the following equations:

  1. \(6 \cdot n =24\)

  2. \(4\cdot n =36\)

  3. \(15=3\cdot n\)

  4. \(21=3\cdot n\)

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6
Division with Whole Numbers

Problem 1

Divide \(595 \div 7\)

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Katrina
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Aaron
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David
Problem 2

Divide \(9,380 \div 35\)

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Aaron
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Problem 3

Divide \(1,872 \div 18\)

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Aaron
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David
Problem 4

A family has an annual income of \(\$35,880\). How much is their average monthly income?

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Lauren
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Aaron
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David
Problem 5

Divide \(1,690 \div 67\)

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Lauren
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Aaron
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Cynthia

7
Exponents and Order of Operations

Problem 1

Name the base and the exponent:

  1. \(3^2\)

  2. \(3^3\)

  3. \(2^4\)

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Lauren
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Matt
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David
Problem 2

Expand and multiply:

  1. \(3^2\)

  2. \(4^2\)

  3. \(3^3\)

  4. \(2^4\)

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Mrs. Mooney
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Stephanie
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Aaron
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Cynthia
Problem 3

Simplify:

  1. \(5^1\)

  2. \(9^1\)

  3. \(4^0\)

  4. \(8^0\)

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Rachel
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Matt
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Problem 4

Simplify: \(4\cdot 8-2\cdot 6\)

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Matt
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Problem 5

Simplify: \(5+2(7-1)\)

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Matt
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Problem 6

Simplify: \(9\cdot 2^3+36\div 3^2-8\)

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Stephanie
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Matt
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Problem 7

Simplify: \(3+2[10-3(5-2)]\)

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Matt
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