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A bucket can hold 5000 mL. How many L can the bucket hold?

A. 500L

B. 5L

C. 50L

D. 0.05L

Answer Explanation:

To change between L and mL, the following two options are used.

Therefore, the Correct Answer is B.

More Questions on TEAS 7 Math

  • Q #1: An athlete runs 7 miles in 45 minutes and then changes their pace to run the next 3 miles in 15 minutes. Overall, what is the average time in minutes it takes the athlete to run 1 mile?

    A. 9.5 minutes

    B. 9 minutes

    C. 6 minutes

    D. 10minutes

    Answer Explanation

    to find the average time the athlete runs in 1 mile; we find total distance and total time the athlete takes in running.

    Total distance run by athlete=7+3=10 miles

    Total time=45+15 =60 minutes

    The athlete runs 10 miles in 60 minutes. For the athlete to cover 1 mile, he will run for a time less than 60 minutes. Thus, in 1 mile, the athlete takes:

    So, in 6 minutes, the athlete covers 1 mile.

  • Q #2: A recipe calls for 1.5 teaspoons of vanilla. 1 teaspoon equals approximately 4.93 mL. Which of the following is the correct amount of vanilla in mL?

    A. 6.33 mL

    B. 12.325 mL

    C. 7.395 mL

    D. 0.797 mL

    Answer Explanation

    We are asked to find mL equivalent in 1.5 teaspoons. To carry out the operations, we utilize dimensional analysis to solve this problem as follows.

    Converting between teaspoon and mL uses the following conversions:

    Or

    Since we want to remain with mL, use the second option and proceed as follows.

    Thus, 1.5 teaspoons is equal to 7.395 mL

  • Q #3: As a person climbing a mountain increases walking speed, the rate of calories burned, height traveled, and energy expended also increase. Which of the following is the independent variable?

    A. Walking speed

    B. Energy

    C. Calories

    D. Height

    Answer Explanation

    An independent variable is a change that when modified brings a change in other variables. In this case, the person increases his climbing rate, calories burned, distance traveled and energy used increases. Therefore, the walking speed is the independent variable while other variables are dependent.