Contemporary Business Mathematics Canadian 10th Edition Hummelbrunner Test Bank

1. Part 1 Mathematics Fundamentals and Business Applications
2. Introduction: Part 1
3. Chapter 1 Review of Arithmetic
4. Chapter 1 Review of Arithmetic
5. Introduction
6. 1.1 Basics of Arithmetic
7. Exercise 1.1
8. 1.2 Fractions
9. B. Equivalent fractions
10. C. Converting common fractions into decimal form
11. D. Converting mixed numbers to decimal form
12. E. Rounding
13. F. Complex fractions
14. Exercise 1.2
15. 1.3 Percent
16. B. Changing percents to common fractions
17. C. Changing percents to decimals
18. D. Changing decimals to percents
19. E. Changing fractions to percents
20. Exercise 1.3
21. 1.4 Applications—Averages
22. B. Problems involving simple arithmetic average
23. C. Weighted average
24. Exercise 1.4
25. 1.5 Applications—Payroll
26. B. Commission
27. C. Wages
28. Exercise 1.5
29. 1.6 Applications—Taxes
30. B. Property tax
31. Exercise 1.6
32. Review Exercise
33. Self-Test
34. Challenge Problems
35. Case Study Businesses and the GST/HST
36. Questions
37. Glossary
38. Chapter 2 Review of Basic Algebra
39. Chapter 2 Review of Basic Algebra
40. Introduction
41. 2.1 Simplification of Algebraic Expressions
42. B. Multiplication
43. C. Division
44. D. Substitution and evaluation
45. Exercise 2.1
46. 2.2 Integral Exponents
47. B. Numerical evaluation of powers with positive integral exponents
48. C. Operations with powers
49. D. Zero exponent
50. E. Negative exponents
51. Exercise 2.2
52. 2.3 Fractional Exponents
53. B. Fractional exponents
54. Exercise 2.3
55. 2.4 Logarithms—Basic Aspects
56. B. Common logarithms
57. C. Natural logarithms
58. D. Useful relationships
59. Exercise 2.4
60. 2.5 Solving Basic Equations
61. B. Solving equations using addition
62. C. Solving equations using subtraction
63. D. Solving equations using multiplication
64. E. Solving equations using division
65. F. Using two or more operations to solve equations
66. G. Checking equations
67. Exercise 2.5
68. 2.6 Solving Equations Involving Algebraic Simplification
69. B. Solving linear equations containing common fractions
70. C. Solving linear equations involving fractional constants and multiplication
71. D. Formula rearrangement
72. Exercise 2.6
73. 2.7 Solving Word Problems
74. Exercise 2.7
75. Review Exercise
76. Self-Test
77. Challenge Problems
78. Case Study Investing in a Tax-Free Savings Account
79. Questions
80. Summary of Formulas
81. Glossary
82. Chapter 3 Ratio, Proportion, and Percent
83. Chapter 3 Ratio, Proportion, and Percent
84. Introduction
85. 3.1 Ratios
86. B. Reducing ratios to lowest terms
87. C. Equivalent ratios in higher terms
88. D. Allocation according to a ratio
89. Exercise 3.1
90. 3.2 Proportions
91. B. Problems involving proportions
92. Exercise 3.2
93. 3.3 The Basic Percentage Problem
94. B. Computation with commonly used percents
95. C. Calculating the base
96. D. Calculating a percentage rate
97. E. Applications
98. Exercise 3.3
99. 3.4 Problems Involving Increase or Decrease
100. B. Calculating the rate of increase or decrease
101. C. Determining the original amount
102. Exercise 3.4
103. 3.5 Problems Involving Percent
104. B. Problems involving the computation of a percentage rate
105. C. Problems involving the basic percentage relationship
106. D. Problems of increase or decrease
107. Exercise 3.5
108. 3.6 Applications—Currency Conversions
109. B. Using cross rate tables
110. Exercise 3.6
111. 3.7 Applications—Index Numbers
112. B. The Consumer Price Index and its uses
113. Exercise 3.7
114. 3.8 Applications—Personal Income Taxes
115. Exercise 3.8
116. Review Exercise
117. Self-Test
118. Challenge Problems
119. Case Study The Business of Taxes
120. Questions
121. Summary of Formulas
122. Glossary
123. Chapter 4 Linear Systems
124. Chapter 4 Linear Systems
125. Introduction
126. 4.1 Graphing Linear Equations
127. B. Graphing in a system of rectangular coordinates
128. C. Constructing a table of values
129. D. Graphing linear equations
130. E. Special cases—lines parallel to the axes
131. F. The slope–y-intercept form of a linear equation
132. G. Special cases of the slope–y-intercept form of a linear equation
133. Exercise 4.1
134. 4.2 Graphing Linear Systems of Equations in Two Variables
135. Exercise 4.2
136. 4.3 Algebraic Solution of Systems of Linear Equations in Two Variables
137. B. Solving a system of two linear equations by algebraic substitution
138. C. Solving linear systems in two variables involving fractions
139. D. Systems of two linear equations with no solution or many solutions
140. Exercise 4.3
141. 4.4 Problem Solving
142. B. Problems leading to systems of equations
143. Exercise 4.4
144. 4.5 Graphing Inequalities
145. B. Graphing inequalities of the form ax + by > c and ax + by < c
146. C. Graphing inequalities of the form ax > by or ax < by
147. D. Graphing inequalities involving lines parallel to the axes
148. E. Graphing systems of linear inequalities
149. Exercise 4.5
150. 4.6 Problem Solving
151. B. Problems leading to systems of linear inequalities in two variables
152. Review Exercise
153. Self-Test
154. Challenge Problems
155. Case Study Determining the Right Combination
156. Questions
157. Summary of Formulas
158. Glossary
159. Part 1 Comprehensive Case Til Debt Do Us Part
160. Part 2 Mathematics of Business and Management
161. Introduction: Part 2
162. Chapter 5 Cost-Volume-Profit Analysis and Break-Even
163. Chapter 5 Cost-Volume-Profit Analysis and Break-Even
164. Introduction
165. 5.1 Cost-Volume-Profit Analysis and Break-Even Charts
166. B. Break-even charts
167. C. Computing break-even using formulas
168. D. Calculating break-even when the unit prices and unit costs are unknown
169. Exercise 5.1
170. 5.2 Contribution Margin and Contribution Rate
171. B. Contribution rate
172. Exercise 5.2
173. 5.3 Effects of Changes to Cost-Volume-Profit
174. Exercise 5.3
175. Review Exercise
176. Self-Test
177. Challenge Problems
178. Case Study Segway Tours
179. Questions
180. Summary of Formulas
181. Glossary
182. Chapter 6 Trade Discounts, Cash Discounts, Markup, and Markdown
183. Chapter 6 Trade Discounts, Cash Discounts, Markup, and Markdown
184. Introduction
185. 6.1 Determining Cost with Trade Discounts
186. B. The net price factor approach
187. C. Discount series
188. D. Single equivalent rates of discount
189. Exercise 6.1
190. 6.2 Payment Terms and Cash Discounts
191. B. Ordinary dating
192. C. End-of-the-month dating
193. D. Receipt-of-goods dating
194. E. Partial payments and additional problems
195. Exercise 6.2
196. 6.3 Markup
197. B. Rate of markup
198. C. Calculating the cost or the selling price
199. Exercise 6.3
200. 6.4 Markdown

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