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How many feet are in 6 yards?

A. 9ft

B. 18 ft

C. 36 ft

D. 2 ft

Answer Explanation:

here we use the US customary system to convert between yards and feet. We use the conversion 1 yard =3 feet. Then, 6 yards to ft is found as

Thus, 6 yards is equal to 18 ft.

Therefore, the Correct Answer is B.

More Questions on TEAS 7 Math

  • Q #1: A student performs the following estimations. 24+190≈210 151+319≈470 974+1022≈1990 Based on these estimations, which of the following is the student’s estimate of 452+5017?

    A. 5470

    B. 5500

    C. 5400

    D. 5450

    Answer Explanation

    from the given estimations, we can find the actual addition of the numbers and see a trend the student utilizes to find their estimates. The exact sum is as follows

    24+190=214

    151+319=470

    974+1022=1996

    From the above evaluation, we can clearly see the students approximates the value in the ones values. So, in the problem we need to approximate 452+5017.

    452+5017=5469

    We can approximate 5469 based on the provided choices to 5470.

  • Q #2: Lana has $60. She spends 80% of the money. She then invests the remaining amount and earns a profit of 80%. How much money does she now have?

    A. $21.60

    B. $86.40

    C. $9.60

    D. $60

    Answer Explanation

    we are needed to find the amount Lana is left with after spending and investing the rest using the given information.

    Amount Lana spends = 80% of $60= 80/100 * 60 = $48

    Amount left to invest = $(60-48) = $12

    Lana is left with $12, which she invests and earns a profit of 80%.

    Profit earned = 80% of $12 = 80/100 * 12 = $9.20

    So, Lana will have $12 + $9.20 = $21.60

  • Q #3: The data below represents students’ test scores. Which of the following is the median of the set data? 11, 12, 18, 14, 22, 17, 17, 12, 26, 12, 13

    A. 15

    B. 12

    C. 14

    D. 15.8

    Answer Explanation

    the median of a data set is the element that is found on the middle position. It is found by organizing the elements from the smallest to largest.

    The data set above arranged from the smallest to largest is:

    11, 12, 12, 12, 13, 14, 17, 17, 18, 22, 26

    The number of elements is odd and the median is found in the (N+1)/2 th position. Here N=11, and the median falls in (11+1)/2=12/2=6 th position.

    The element 14 falls in the 6th position, which is our median of the given data set.