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This page shows questions in the Math 7 Ratios and Proportional Relationships public release module at MSDE. 7th Grade Math
"Math 7 Ratios and Proportional Relationships"

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This is a question with 4 parts, including a multiple choice question that allows you to select only one option, and, a fill in the blank question that allows you to enter only numbers.

Part A

An appliance store sells an oven for 25% off the original price. The sale price is $251.85, not including tax.

What is the price of the oven, not including tax, before the discount is applied?

Part B

One day, the appliance store offers a $50 discount on all purchases over $300. The store also has a sale with 15% off the price of all refrigerators. The 15% discount is applied after the $50 discount.

What is the price, in dollars, of a $435 refrigerator after both discounts?

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Part C

At this appliance store, the monthly sales were $52,900 in May and $78,300 in June. What is the percent increase in the sales from May to June, rounded to the nearest whole number?

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Part D

Jordan is a salesperson at the store. Jordan has a base monthly salary of $1,450 and also earns a commission of 5% on his monthly sales. Jordan would like to earn a monthly salary of $1,800 in July.

What amount of sales, in dollars, does Jordan need in order to reach the desired goal in July?

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$

This is a question with 2 parts, including a fill in the blank question that allows you to enter only numbers.

A small animal can eat an amount of food that is equivalent to two fifths its body weight in one-half hour.

At this rate, what fraction of its body weight in food can the animal eat in 1 hour?

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This is a multiple choice question that allows you to select several options.

Which ordered pairs are in a proportional relationship with ordered pair zero point two, zero point 3?

Select each correct answer.