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Algebra

Linear Equations

Concept Quizzes

Linear Equations and Lines Warmup
Linear Rate of Change
Finding Points on a Line
Intercepts of a Line
Finding the Slope of a Line
Linear Equations - Forms of a Line
Linear Equations - Parallel and Perpendicular Lines
Linear Equations - Intersection of Lines
Linear Equations Word Problems
Converting Units
Linear Equations - Problem Solving

Challenge Quizzes

Linear Equations: Level 1 Challenges
Linear Equations: Level 2 Challenges
Linear Equations: Level 3 Challenges

Converting Units

Consider a square cube with side length $15$ inches. If $1$ inch is equal to $2.54$ centimeters, how long is each side of the cube in meters?

0.762 0.572 0.191 0.381

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Consider a computer hard disk with capacity $2 \text{ TB}.$ If there are $1024$ megabytes in a gigabyte and $1024$ gigabytes in a terabyte, what is the hard disk's capacity in $\text{MB}?$

1,572,864 524,288 1,048,576 2,097,152

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If a cat weighs $10 \text{ lb},$ and given one kilogram is equal to $2.205$ pounds, what is the cat's weight in $\text{kg}$ ?

7.432 3.716 6.279 4.535

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If a puppy weighs $7 \text{ kg},$ and given one kilogram is equal to $2.205$ pounds, what is the puppy's weight in $\text{lb}$ ?

7.714 15.435 23.142 30.87

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If $1\text{ ft}$ is equal to $30.48\text{ cm}$ , how long is $30 \text{ ft}$ in meters?

30.48 9.144 914.4 0.305

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