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Japheth’s uncle is 10 less than three times Japheth’s age. Which of the equations represents Japheth’s uncle’s age (u) as it relates to Japheth’s age (k)?

A. u=10-3k

B. u=3k-10

C. k=3u-10

D. k=10-3u

Answer Explanation:

We are asked to determine Japheth’s uncle’s age relating to Japheth’s age.  

First, express Japheth’s uncle’s age in terms of Japheth’s age as follows

Japheth’s age=k

Japheth’s uncle’s age, u = 3k-10.

Thus, the relationship between Japheth’s uncle’s age to that of Japheth is u=3k-10.

Therefore, the Correct Answer is B.

More Questions on TEAS 7 Math

  • Q #1: Solve for A in the equation below. Diagram:  

    A. A = t(kr+P)

    B. A = (kr+P)/t

    C. A = P-kr/t

    D. A = kr-t/P

    Answer Explanation

    P-At=-kr

    Subtract P on both sides

    P-P-At=-kr-P

    -At=-kr-P

    Divide both sides by -t

    -At/-t=(-kr-P)/-t

    A=(kr+P)/t

  • Q #2: A child has a bottle full of pennies, nickels, dimes, and quarters. There are twice as many quarters as pennies, three times as many as nickels as pennies, and six times as many dimes as nickels. How many more dimes does the child have than quarters?

    A. 10 times as many

    B. 5 times as many

    C. 6 times as many

    D. 9 times as many

    Answer Explanation

    In this task, we use the relation from the given scenario to compare the number of dimes to quarters.

    If we let p be number of pennies in the bottle. Then,

    Number of quarters in the bottle = 2p

    Number of nickels in the bottle = 3p

    Number of dimes in the bottle =6(3p)=18p

    Now relating dimes to quarters, we have

    Thus, there are 9 times as many dimes as quarters in the box.

  • Q #3: A circle has an area of 169 π in2. Which of the following is the circumference of the circle in terms of pi ( )?

    A. 13 π in

    B. 26 π in

    C. 7.5 π in

    D. 20 π in

    Answer Explanation

    We need to find the radius of the circle in order to find circumference of the circle. If we let r to be radius of the circle, then

    Substituting 169π in place of area

     

    Dividing both sides by pi and taking square root on both sides yields

    The radius of the circle from the given area is 13 in. and the circumference of the circle is given by the relation: