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A bucket can hold 2500 mL. How many L can the bucket hold?

A. 0.25 mL

B. 25 mL

C. 2.5 L

D. 250 L

Answer Explanation:

Explanation: We know that 1 L=1000 mL and to change between L and mL we use the following two options

Therefore, the Correct Answer is C.

More Questions on TEAS 7 Math

  • Q #1: As a company’s stocks increases, the production, sales, and investments also increase. Which of the following is the independent variable?

    A. Sales

    B. Stocks

    C. production

    D. investments

    Answer Explanation

    An independent variable is a variable that when changed result in a change to other variables under investigation. From the given scenario, if the stock of the company increases, then the production, sales, and investment increase. Therefore, stock is the independent variable while other variables are dependent.

  • Q #2: When the weights of the newborn babies are graphed, the distribution of weights is symmetric with the majority of weights centered around a single peak. Which of the following describes the shape of this distribution?

    A. Uniform

    B. Bimodal

    C. Bell-shaped

    D. Skewed right

    Answer Explanation

    The distribution of the weights of the newborn babies is symmetric meaning the mean, mode, and median are all equal. Thus, the bell-shape curve describes this kind of distribution of weights

  • Q #3: Jacob has $100. She spends 87% of the money. She then invests the remaining amount and earns a profit of 75%. How much money does she now have?  

    A. $13.00

    B. $87.00

    C. $22.75

    D. $9.75

    Answer Explanation

    We are needed to find the amount Jacob will be left with after spending and reinvesting the rest using the given information.

    Amount Jacob spends=87% of $100=87/100*100=$87

    Amount left to invest=$(100-87)=$13

    Jacob is left with $13, which she invests and earns a profit of 75%.

    Profit earned on invested amount=75% of $13=75/100*13=$9.75

    So, Jacob will have $13+$9.75=$22.75