This online practice test covers Level 6 of WorkKeys Applied Math. It’s more challenging than the prior ones, just one step below the most difficult level. Some of the topics presented here include converting units between units of measurement, calculating rates, and finding the area of basic shapes using multiple calculations. You may use a calculator.
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Question 1 of 5
1. Question
Mick recently had new carpet installed. The cost of the carpet including installation was $8.14 per square foot before any discounts. The rectangular room he had carpeted measured 24 feet long and 18 feet wide. If Mick actually paid $3,235.16, what discount percentage did he receive? Assume there are no taxes.
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Question 2 of 5
2. Question
Jules is working on a title for his most recent work. He wants to call it “\(x\) Meters Under The Sea” where \(x\) is rounded to the nearest whole number. To determine \(x\) he needs to find the number of meters in 20,000 leagues. He knows that there are 1609.3 meters in 1 mile. He also knows that there are 3.452 miles in 1 league. What is the correct value for \(x\)?
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3. Question
The number of SuperPhone batteries produced is doubling each year. In year one, 10,000 of these batteries were made. If 0.8 kilograms of Lithium are used to make 100 (one hundred) SuperPhone batteries, how many kilograms of Lithium will be required for the SuperPhone batteries produced in year four?
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4. Question
Nadia charges her customers $0.55 per square inch to provide a custom paint-job for the front surface of metal picture frames. How much should you expect her to charge for the frame shown below?
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5. Question
Ron buys a designer shirt on sale for 40% off. The price of the shirt before the discount is applied is $59. A 7% sales tax is applied to the price of the shirt after discount. Which of the following equations can be used to determine P, the amount Ron will owe the cashier?
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