Arithmetic Computation Test (ACT) Preparation Guide



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Arithmetic Computation Test (ACT) Preparation Guide

CONFIDENTIAL A.C.T. PREPARATION GUIDE It is important that employees demonstrate that they have basic problem solving skills. The purpose of the Arithmetic Computation Test is to provide the company with objective information about future apprentices to ensure they will be successful on the job and in apprentice training. This Study Guide for the ACT is provided to you so that you may have an opportunity to review the types of problems you will be facing in the formal test. The problems in this Study Guide correspond to the problems in the ACT, but are more lengthy and difficult. When you are proficient in working the problems in this Study Guide, the formal ACT should not be difficult for you. Do not use a calculator to help you solve these problems as none will be provided to you on the real exam. It is important that you be able to demonstrate your problem-solving ability without the use of a calculator. The answers to the questions in this study guide are provided. Try to answer each questions first before looking at the answer. Be sure to show your work as you will be asked to do this on the formal exam. A list of books and references to help you prepare for the ACT is attached. These reference supplements should help you in completing the problems ahead. Good luck! Revised 03/23/99 PACIFIC GAS AND ELECTRIC COMPANY

CONFIDENTIAL ARITHMETIC COMPUTATION TEST (ACT) REFERENCES TO SUPPLEMENT TEST PREPARATION The original textbook, Refresher Arithmetic by Edwin I. Stein and published by Allyn & Bacon had been recommended for test preparation in the ACT Study Form for several years. In the event this book cannot be located, the following is a list of more recent text books which are generally available at any local bookstore (e.g. Barnes & Nobles, Borders, Stacey's Books, etc.) that may help employees prepare for the ACT: 1. Arithmetic: The Easy Way, 3rd Edition by Edward Williams & Katie Prindle. Published by Barron's Educational Series, 1996 2. The Princeton Review MATH SMART: Essential Math for these Numeric Times by Marci Lerner. Published by Random House, 1997. 3. Arithmetic Made Simple by A.P. Sperling & Samuel D. Levinson. Published by Doubleday, revised edition 1988. 4. Mathematics Made Simple by Abraham Sperling & Monroe Stuart. Published by Doubleday, 1991. 5. Kaplan Math Power by Robert Stanton. Published by Simon & Schuster, 1997. When used in conjunction with the company provided ACT Study Form, these self-paced books can act as an excellent refresher to supplement an employee's existing mathematical skills. Revised 03/23/99 PACIFIC GAS AND ELECTRIC COMPANY

1) Subtract 269,418 from 350,000. Then subtract 813 from 700,000. Then subtract 1,759,268 from 2,326,431. Then add all the remainders together. ANSWER: 1,346,932 350,000-269,418 = 80,582 700,000-813 = 699,187 2,326,431-1,759,268 = 567,163 80,582 + 699,187 + 567,163 = 1,346,932 S - 1

2) Round off each number to the nearest hundred thousand and then add the rounded numbers: 3,269,486 10,491,063 2,467,852 891,432 651,026 14,346,413 6,050,983 26,053 ANSWER: 38,300,000 3,300,000 10,500,000 2,500,000 900,000 700,000 14,300,000 6,100,000 0 38,300,000 S - 2

3) Round off each number to the nearest tenth and then add the rounded numbers:.27 3.6153 14.0027 1.6531 5.423.16 4 ANSWER: 29.2.3 + 3.6 + 14.0 + 0 + 1.7 + 5.4 +.2 + 4.0 = 29.2 S - 3

4) Add the following decimal numbers (change the words to numbers and then add the numbers.): a) Three hundred twenty-seven thousand, one hundred three and six tenths. b) Four thousand six and seven thousandths. c) Twenty-six. d) Six hundred and seven hundredths. e) Twenty-six thousand, four hundred ninety-one and one tenth. f) Fifty-seven and eighty-four thousandths. ANSWER: 358,283.861 327,103.6 + 4,006.007 + 26. + 600.07 + 26,491.1 + 57.084 = 358,283.861 S - 4

5) Multiply 3,040 by 904. Then multiply 687 by 394. Then add the products together. ANSWER: 3,018,838 3,040 x 904 = 2,748,160 687 x 394 = 270,678 2,748,160 + 270,678 = 3,018,838 S - 5

6) Divide 14,178 by 286. Then divide 69,418 by 286. Write each answer showing the remainder as a fraction of the divisor and then add the answers together. Reduce the results to the lowest terms. ANSWER: 292 42 143 49 164 286 286 14178 242 206 286 286 69418 49 164 286 + 242 206 286 291 370 286 = 292 84 = 286 292 42 143 S - 6

7) Add: 24,987 9 17.38 206 41,008 3 4 6.81 4 1 2 ANSWER: 66,239.44 24,987 + 9 + 17.38 + 206 + 41,008.75 + 6.81 + 4.5 = 66,239.44 S - 7

8) Subtract 12 3 4 from 26 1 3. Then subtract 2 2 3 Reduce the answer to the lowest terms. from the result. ANSWER: 10 11 12 26 1 3 = 26 4 12 = 25 16 12 12 3 4 = 12 9 12 25 16 12-12 9 12 = 13 7 12 = 12 19 12 2 2 3 = 2 8 12 12 19 12-2 8 12 = 10 11 12 S - 8

9) Add: 81 6 2 25 8 2 3 2 49. Use positive roots only. ANSWER: 130 9 + 36 + 5 + 64 + 9 + 7 = 130 S - 9

10) In the following pairs of fractions, decide which of the two fractions is the larger number. Select the larger number from each pair and add these three numbers. Reduce the answer to the lowest terms. a) 5 6 or 9 11 b) 11 16 or 2 3 c) 7 12 or 5 8 ANSWER: 2 7 48 a) 5 6 = 55 66 9 11 = 54 66 b) 11 16 = 33 48 2 3 = 32 48 c) 7 12 = 14 24 5 8 = 15 24 5 6 + 11 16 + 5 8 = 40 48 + 33 48 + 30 48 = 103 48 lowest terms = 2 7 48 S - 10

11) Find the product of: 9 3 5 8 1 3 2 5 8. ANSWER: 210 3 9 5 x 1 8 3 x 5 2 8 = 48 5 x 25 3 x 21 = 2 x 5 x 21 = 210 8 S - 11

12) Add: 2 3 10 16 5 6 7 1 2. Reduce to the lowest terms. ANSWER: 26 19 30 2 3 10 = 2 9 30 16 5 6 = 16 25 30 7 1 2 = 7 15 30 2 9 30 + 16 25 30 + 7 15 30 = 26 19 30 S - 12

13) Add: 4 5 8 26 2 3 13 7 12. Reduce to the lowest terms. ANSWER: 44 7 8 4 5 8 = 4 15 24 26 2 3 = 26 16 24 13 7 12 = 13 14 24 4 15 24 + 26 16 24 + 13 14 24 = 43 45 24 = 44 21 24 = 44 7 8 S - 13

14) Divide 4 3 8 by 11 1 4. Then divide 16 1 by 42. Then add the two 3 results together and reduce to the lowest terms. Perform all operations with fractions. ANSWER : 7 9 4 3 8 11 1 4 = 35 8 45 4 = 35 8 x 4 45 = 7 18 16 1 3 42 = 49 3 42 = 49 3 x 1 42 = 7 18 7 18 + 7 18 = 14 18 = 7 9 S - 14

15) Find each of the following numbers and then add the resulting numbers together: 11 is 3 8 of what number? 8 is 3 5 of what number? 7 is 3 4 of what number? ANSWER: 52 11 3 8 = 11 1 x 8 3 = 88 3 = 29 1 3 8 3 5 = 8 1 x 5 3 = 40 3 = 13 1 3 7 3 4 = 7 1 x 4 3 = 28 3 = 9 1 3 29 1 3 + 13 1 3 + 9 1 3 = 52 S - 15

16) Subtract.087 from 14; then subtract.863 from.9; then subtract 4.32 from 8.6596; then add the results together. ANSWER: 18.2896 14.0 -.087 = 13.913.900 -.863 =.037 8.6596-4.3200 = 4.3396 13.913 +.037 + 4.3396 = 18.2896 S - 16

17) Arrange the following numbers in order of size (from the smallest to the largest):.465.4053.47.046 4.5.51.583.60.5126.0059 5. ANSWERS: (Smallest) 1..0059 2..046 3..4053 4..465 5..47 6..51 7..5126 8..583 9..60 10. 4.5 (Largest) 11. 5. S - 17

18) Multiply 462 by.801; then multiply.03 by.009; and then multiply 4.61 by 3.15; and then add all the products together. ANSWER: 384.58377 462 x.801 = 370.062.03 x.009 =.00027 4.61 x 3.15 = 14.5215 370.062 +.00027 + 14.5215 = 384.58377 S - 18

19) Divide 972 by.0079; then divide 79.86 by 9.61. Find the answers correct to the nearest thousandths, and add them together. ANSWER: 123,046.285 123037. 975. 0079 9720000. 0000 8. 310 961 7986. 000 S - 19

20) Change the following fractions to decimals, correct to the nearest thousandth, and add them together: 4 16 37 9 13 14 12 1 11 4 7 31 6 1 2 ANSWER: 37.178.4324 37 16.9285 14 13.0909 111 1. 2258 31 17. 0000.5 21 4. 432 9. 929 12. 091 4. 226 6500. 37.178 S - 20

21) Change the following decimals to fractions and then add the resulting fractions:.1875.5625.8125 ANSWER: 1 9 16.1875 = 1875 10000 = 75 400 = 3 16.5625 = 5625 10000 = 225 400 = 9 16.8125 = 8125 10000 = 325 400 = 13 16 3 16 + 9 16 + 13 16 = 25 16 = 1 9 16 S - 21

22) Subtract 2 5 from 1.861 ; then subtract 3 8 from 1.217 ; then multiply 13.1 by 1 4 ; then divide.5 by 1 4 ; then add all the results together. ANSWER: 7.578 2 5 =.4 1.861 -.4 = 1.461 3 8 =.375 1.217 -.375 =.842 1 4 =.25 13.1 x.25 = 3.275 1 4 =.25 2. 25. 50 = 2.0 1.461 +.842 + 3.275 + 2.0 = 7.578 S - 22

23) Change the following percentages into decimals and add the decimals: 16% 2.03% 94 1 2 % 112 3 4 %.8% 700% 1 2 % ANSWER: 9.2658 16 %.16 2.03 %.0203 94 1 2 %.945 112 3 4 % 1.1275.8 %.008 700% 7.00 1 2 %.005 9.2658 S - 23

24) Express each of the following percentages as a common fraction or mixed number (all must be correct for credit): a) 8% ANSWER : 2 25 b) 37 1 2 % ANSWER: 3 8 c) 325% ANSWER: 3 1 4 d) 18 % ANSWER : 9 50 e) 33 1 3 % ANSWER: 1 3 8 % = 8 100 = 2 25 37 1 2 % = 37. 5 100 325 % = 325 100 = 13 4 18% = 18 9 100 = 50 = 15 40 = 3 8 = 3 1 4 33 1 33 1 3 % = 3 100 = 100 1 = 300 3 S - 24

25) Express each of the following fractions and mixed numbers as percentages (all must be correct for credit): a) b) 7 10 14 5 ANSWER: 70 % ANSWER: 280 % c) 1 23 50 ANSWER: 146 % d) 13 13 ANSWER: 100 % e) 17 400 ANSWER: 4.25 % 7 =. 7 = 70% 10 14 5 = 2 4 = 2. 8 = 280% 5 1 23 146 146% 50 =. = 13 13 = 1= 100% 17 0425 4 25% 400. =. S - 25

26) Find 37% of 91; then find 3% of 820; then find 1 4 % of 11; and then add all these numbers together. ANSWER: 58.2975 91 x.37 = 33.67 820 x.03 = 24.60 11 x.0025 =.0275 33.67 + 24.60 +.0275 = 58.2975 S - 26

27) Find the following percentages (all must be correct for credit): a) 234 is what percent of 585? ANSWER: 40 % b) 37 is what percent of 25? ANSWER: 148 % c) 3 is what percent of 100? ANSWER: 3%. 4 a) 585 234. 00 = 40% 148. b) 25 37. 00 = 148%. 03 c) 100 300. = 3% S - 27

28) Find the following numbers and add them together: 128 is 32% of what number? 17 is 4% of what number? 4 is.8% of what number? ANSWER: 1325 400.. 32 128. 00 425.. 04 17. 00 400 425 500 1325 500.. 008 4. 000 S - 28

29) If given the formula: a=bc, (Both must be correct for credit). a) What would be the formula for finding b? ANSWER: b = a c b) What would be the formula for finding c? ANSWER: c = a b a = bc a = bc a) a c = bc c b = a c b) a b = bc b a c = b S - 29

30) Add the following lengths. Give the answer in feet and inches in its simplest form. 6 ft. 7 in. 47 in. 9 ft 11 in. 13 3 4 ft. 18 ft. 9 2 3 ft. 17 in. ANSWER: 63 ft. 3 in. 6 7 0 47 9 11 13 9 18 0 9 8 0 17 55 99 99 = 8 3 55 + 8 3 63 3 S - 30

31) Change the following lengths to feet and inches and add: 14.6 ft. 12.3 ft. 21.7 ft. 9.4 ft. 11.9 ft. You may use either fractions or decimals in expressing parts of inches. ANSWER: 69 ft 10.8 in. 12 x.6 = 7.2 in. 14 7.2 12 x.3 = 3.6 in. 12 3.6 12 x.7 = 8.4 in. 21 8.4 12 x.4 = 4.8 in. 9 4.8 12 x.9 = 10.8 in. + 11 10.8 67 34.8 34.8 = 2 10.8 67 + 2 10.8 69 10.8 S - 31

32) Change the following lengths to feet (and tenths of a foot) and then add: 17 ft. 9 in. 8 ft. 5 in. 19 ft. 11 in. 12 ft. 6 in. 6 ft. 2 in. Be sure to round all decimals to tenths before adding. ANSWER: 64.8 ft 9 12 =. 75 5 12 =. 4167 11 12 =. 9167 6 12 =. 5 2 =. 12 166 17.8 + 8.4 + 19.9 + 12.5 + 6.2 = 64.8 S - 32

33) Find the length of time for each of the four periods and then add them for the total time: The first period is from 8:14 a.m. to 1:56 p.m.; the second period is from 10:24 a.m. to 4:36 p.m.; the third is from 11:06 a.m. to 5:18 p.m.; and the fourth is from 8:42 a.m. to 3:18 p.m. ANSWER: 24 hrs. 42 min. 11hrs60 min 11hrs60 min 11hrs60 min 8hrs14 min 10hrs24 min 11hrs6 min = 3hrs46 min = 1hr36 min = 0hrs54 min 11hrs60min + 1hrs56 min + 4hrs36 min + 5hrs18 min 8hrs42min = 4hrs102 min = 5hrs72 min = 5hrs72 min = 3hrs18min + 1hr42 min + 1hr12 min + 1hr12 min + 3hrs18min = 5hrs42 min = 6hrs12 min = 6hrs12 min = 6hrs36min 5hrs42min + 6hrs12min + 6hrs12min + 6hrs36min = 24hrs42min S - 33

34) All the following must be correct for credit. a) In the formula w = xy, what happens to the value of w when z y is tripled? ANSWER: W is tripled b) What happens to the value of w when z is doubled? c) In the formula w ANSWER: W is cut in half x is doubled? xz = 3 2y, what happens to the value of w when ANSWER: W is doubled. d) Given the formula in c), what happens to the value of w when y is multiplied by 4? ANSWER: w is cut to ¼ of original value S - 34

35) Add the following numbers: 3.4 x 10 4 1.78 x 1,000 8.631 x 10 4.008 x 1,000 6.006 x 10 5 863 x 100 5.48761 x 10 3.0683 x 100,000. ANSWER: 821,315.61 3.4 x 10 4 = 34,000. 1.78 x 1000 = 1,780. 8.631 x 10 4 = 86,310..008 x 1000 = 8. 6.006 x 10 5 = 600,600. 863 x 100 = 86,300. 5.48761 x 10 3 = 5,487.61.0683 x 100,000 = 6,830. 821,315.61 S - 35

36) Find the following: a) 12 compared to 60 is the same as 22 compared to what number? ANSWER: 110 b) The unknown number in (a) compared to 55 is the same as 13 compared to what number? ANSWER : 6 1 2 c) The unknown number in (b) compared to 39 is the same as what number compared to 54? a) simplify : 12 60 22 = a 12a = 1,320 a = 110 b) 110 13 1 = 6 55 b 2 c = 39 54 c) 110b = 715 1 351 = 39c b = 6 2 c = 9 ANSWER: 9 S - 36

37) What is the total volume of all three of the following rectangular spaces? The first is 6 ft. 3 in. long, 4 ft. 6 in. wide, and 8 ft. 8 in. high. The second is 7 ft. long, 2 ft. 6 in. wide, and 9 ft. 3 in. high. The third is 5 ft. 2 in. long, 12 ft. wide, and 4 ft. 9 in. high. ANSWER: 700 1 8 Cu. Ft. 3 6 12 25 x 4 6 x4 12 9 x 2 8 1 1 x8 = 6 x4 12 4 2 26 975 3 = = 243 3 4 4 2 x8 3 = 243 3 = 243 6 4 8 161 7 = 161 7 8 8 294 1 = 294 4 2 8 6 7x2 12 7 1 x 5 x 2 3 1 1 x9 = 7x2 x9 12 2 4 37 1295 7 = = 161 4 8 8 = 698 17 8 = 700 1 8 2 9 1 3 5 x12x4 = 5 x12x4 12 12 6 4 31 12 19 589 1 x x = = 294 6 1 4 2 2 = S - 37

38) Find a in the following formulas, when b = 4, c = 2, and d = 3. Then add the four a numbers together. a = 2b + 4c + d a = 6bc d a = b 2d c a = 10bcd ANSWER: 287 a = 24 ( ) + 42 ( ) + 3 = 8+ 8+ 3 = 19 64 ( )( 2) 68 ( ) 48 a = = = = 16 3 3 3 ( ) a = ( ) = 4 23 4 6 = 43= 12 a = 10( 4)( 2)( 3) = 10( 24) = 240 2 2 19 + 16 + 12 + 240 = 287 S - 38

39) Write the following formulas (all must be correct for credit): a) The circumference of a circle is equal to twice pi (π ) times the radius. ANSWER: C = 2 πr b) The area of a circle is equal to pi (π) times the square of the radius (r). ANSWER: A = πr 2 c) The area of a triangle is equal to one half the product of the altitude and base. ANSWER A = 1 2 ab d) The area of a rectangle is equal to the product of the altitude and the base. ANSWER A = ab S - 39

40) Simplify the following expressions and add them together: 18x12x24 25+ 500 504x10 33x9x14 30 + 6 144 25 360 231 6+ 3 ANSWER: 93 18x12x24 = 36 144 25 + 500 525 = = 21 25 25 30 + 6 36 = = 4 6+ 3 9 33x9x14 = 18 231 504x10 = 14 360 36 + 21 + 18 + 14 + 4 = 93 END OF TEST S - 40