Problem 11
Subtract \(562,371,206-47,500,312\) A. \(524,871,894\) B. \(514,870,894\) C. \(514,871,894\) D. \(524,872,894\)
Problem 12
Multiply \(97 \times 43\) A. \(4,271\) B. \(4,171\) C. \(1,181\) D. \(1,273\)
Problem 13
Multiply \(5,162 \times 326\) A. \(1,682,812\) B. \(1,692,812\) C. \(1,692,912\) D. \(1,682,822\)
Problem 14
Multiply \(4,005 \times 207\) A. \(800,035\) B. \(830,035\) C. \(829,135\) D. \(829,035\)
Problem 15
Divide \(3,796 \div 73\) A. 25 B. 61 C. 52 D. \(35 \mathrm{R} 3\)
Problem 16
Divide \(38,828 \div 571\) A. 66 B. 68 C. 63 D. \(66 \mathrm{R} 24\)
Problem 17
Divide \(12,385 \div 152\) A. \(81 \mathrm{R} 73\) B. 81 C. \(81 \mathrm{R} 37\) D. 82
Problem 18
In a 30 -minute television program, there were 12 one-minute commercials. How many minutes of actual programming were there? A. 42 minutes B. 18 minutes C. 260 minutes D. 28 minutes
Problem 20
Pete's Pool Hall purchased 16 new billiard cues costing \(\$ 11\) each. What was the total cost? A. \(\$ 166\) B. \(\$ 196\) C. \(\$ 176\) D. \(\$ 186\)
