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Higher or Lower: Quick Numbers (Banking)Read the answer and worked solution → Tap in Ascending Order (Banking)Read the answer and worked solution → Prime or Composite (Banking)Read the answer and worked solution → Number Series: What Comes Next (Banking)Read the answer and worked solution → Spot the Wrong Step (Banking)Read the answer and worked solution → Fill the Average Formula (Banking)Read the answer and worked solution → In a percent problem, the word of tells you to:Read the answer and worked solution → Written as a decimal, 4.5% is:Read the answer and worked solution → To find a percent increase, first find the amount of increase, which is:Read the answer and worked solution → Community college fees rose from $26 a unit to $36 a unit. The amount of increase is:Read the answer and worked solution → A gallon of gas fell from $3.71 in June to $3.64 in July. The amount of decrease is:Read the answer and worked solution → Money a customer puts into a bank is called the:Read the answer and worked solution → Interest found from I equals P times r times t is called:Read the answer and worked solution → Nathaly deposits $12,500 at 4% simple interest. In 5 years she earns:Read the answer and worked solution → Loren lent his brother $3,000 and got back $660 in interest after 4 years. The rate was:Read the answer and worked solution → Eduardo paid $6,596.25 in interest at 7.5% over 5 years. He borrowed:Read the answer and worked solution → A sale price should always be:Read the answer and worked solution → Elise buys a dress discounted 35% off an original price of $140. The discount is:Read the answer and worked solution → After a $49 discount on a $140 dress, the sale price is:Read the answer and worked solution → Jeannette buys a $31 swimsuit at a sale price of $13.95. The amount of discount is:Read the answer and worked solution → With a $17.05 discount on a $31 swimsuit, the discount rate is:Read the answer and worked solution → The price a retailer pays for an item is called the:Read the answer and worked solution → The list price should always be:Read the answer and worked solution → Adam buys a photograph at $250 and marks it up 40%. The mark-up is:Read the answer and worked solution → With a $100 mark-up on a $250 photograph, the list price is:Read the answer and worked solution → Jim's music store buys a guitar at $1,200 and marks it up 50%. The mark-up is:Read the answer and worked solution → Sergio buys a belt discounted 40% from an original price of $29. The discount is:Read the answer and worked solution → Oscar buys a barbecue discounted 65% from an original price of $395. The sale price is:Read the answer and worked solution → Catch the price cuttersRead the answer and worked solution → Pop the money wordsRead the answer and worked solution → Worked practice questions Higher or Lower: Quick Numbers (Banking) Read exercise and reference answers Questions A 25% of 200 B 30% of 150 Higher value 30% of 150 A 12 squared B 150 Higher value 12 squared A 3/4 of 80 B 0.5 of 100 Higher value 3/4 of 80 A 7 factorial / 100 B 60 Higher value 7 factorial / 100 A Cube root of 729 B Square root of 64 Higher value Cube root of 729 Instructions Tap the larger value. Open this exercise →
Tap in Ascending Order (Banking) Read exercise and reference answers Steps 0.09 1/9 0.2 1/4 0.5 3/4 Instructions Tap the values from smallest to largest. Open this exercise →
Prime or Composite (Banking) Read exercise and reference answers Items Item 17 Answer right Item 21 Answer left Item 29 Answer right Item 33 Answer left Item 41 Answer right Item 49 Answer left Item 53 Answer right Item 51 Answer left Categories Left Composite Right Prime Instructions Swipe right for Prime, left for Composite. Open this exercise →
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