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Praxis II Elementary Education: Content Knowledge (5018) Exam - Mathematics - Number Sense and Numeration
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Praxis II Elementary Education: Content Knowledge (5018) Exam - Mathematics - Number Sense and Numeration
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1. The series sum of
 for integer values of n such that
 is:
2. Tomas held out both hands, clearly showing ten digits – eight fingers and two thumbs – and proclaimed 'I actually have nine fingers!' His friend Jerzy replied 'No, you only have eight fingers!'. To prove that he had nine fingers Tomas counted backward on one hand '
', then said 'and 4 on this hand makes 9 fingers'. This logic is incorrect because:
3. Tomas held out both hands, clearly showing ten digits – eight fingers and two thumbs – and proclaimed 'I actually have nine fingers!' His friend Jerzy replied 'No, you only have eight fingers!'. To prove that he had nine fingers Tomas counted backward on one hand '
', then said 'and 4 on this hand makes 9 fingers'. This logic is incorrect because:
4. The series sum of
 for integer values
 is:
5. The necessary and sufficient condition for a prime number is:
6. The sum of two prime numbers is:
7. The sum of two prime numbers is:
8. The ratio of 10 to 17.5 is:
9. Given that the value of
 is between 0 and 5, but not equal to either 0 or 5, which statement is true?
10. The series sum of
 for integer values of n such that
 is:
11. Which expression is represented by the diagram below?
12. In a group of 48 people, 1/3 claimed to be Christians, 3/16 were followers of Islam, 1/16 were Buddhists, 1/16 were Hindu, 1/48 were Sikh, 1/12 were traditional Native Americans and the remainder claimed no religious affiliation. The number of individuals in each group was:
13. Given that the value of
 is between 0 and 5, but not equal to either 0 or 5, which statement is true?
14. The ratio of 10 to 17.5 is:
15. Which of the following equations may be used to convert
 to a fraction?
16. The factors
,
 and
 expand to give the equation:

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