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Academic Raceway 500 - Complete Three Races to Win the Academic Trophy

Join Academic Raceway 500 and answer math questions to race at Atlanta Motor Speedway and Indianapolis 500. Win the Academic Trophy by qualifying in three races!

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Academic Raceway 500 - Complete Three Races to Win the Academic Trophy

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  1. Academic Raceway 500

  2. Complete Three Races to Win the Academic Trophy Qualifying Lap Atlanta Motor Speedway Indianapolis 500 Click here to begin. Welcome to the Academic Raceway 500

  3. QUALIFYING LAP Qualifying Lap Click on the key to start

  4. 7.5 inches 5.5 inches Academic Raceway 500 The scale factor between two squares is 5:4. If a side of the smaller square measures 6 inches, what is the measure of a side of the larger square?

  5. Click here to go back to the correct Pit Stop and have your car repaired. Academic Raceway 500 You’ve Crashed!

  6. 27 inches 81 inches Academic Raceway 500 The scale factor between two equilateral triangles is 1:3. If the perimeter of the smaller equilateral triangle is 27 inches, what is the length of one side of the the larger triangle?

  7. Click here to go back to the correct Pit Stop and have your car repaired. Academic Raceway 500 You’ve Crashed

  8. false true Academic Raceway 500 All similar figures have a scale factor that is proportional.

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  10. No Yes Academic Raceway 500 Kay wants to frame a rectangular picture that is 1.7m by 0.9m. Kay has 500cm of wood to use for a frame. Does Kay have enough wood to frame the picture?

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  12. 18 inches 6 inches Academic Raceway 500 Jaynie is 1 ½ times taller than her sister. If her sister is 4 feet tall, how many inches taller is Jaynie than her sister?

  13. Click here to go back to the correct Pit Stop and have your car repaired. Academic Raceway 500 You’ve Crashed!

  14. Click here to go to your first race. Academic Raceway 500 Congratulations! You’ve Qualified!

  15. Atlanta Motor Speedway Atlanta Motor Speedway Click on the key to start

  16. True False Academic Raceway 500 A net for a solid is a three dimensional figure.

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  18. False True Academic Raceway 500 Surface area is always labeled with cubic units.

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  20. False True Academic Raceway 500 Volume is always labeled using cubic units.

  21. Click here to go back to the correct Pit Stop and have your car repaired. Academic Raceway 500 You’ve Crashed!

  22. V = Bh V = lwh Academic Raceway 500 To determine the volume of a cylinder we could use the formula:

  23. Click here to go back to the correct Pit Stop and have your car repaired. Academic Raceway 500 You’ve Crashed!

  24. 3 6 Academic Raceway 500 How many views could be sketched on a Right Rectangular Prism?

  25. Click here to go back to the correct Pit Stop and have your car repaired. Academic Raceway 500 You’ve Crashed!

  26. Click here to go to your final race to win the Academic Cup. Academic Raceway 500 Congratulations! You’ve Completed the First Race!

  27. INDIANAPOLIS 500 Indianapolis 500 Click on the key to start

  28. The volume of the box triples to the volume of the pyramid. Academic Raceway 500 If a rectangular box has the dimensions of 5 ft. X 8 ft. X 6 ft., how would its volume relate to the volume of a rectangular pyramid box with a base of the same dimensions? The volume of the pyramid is 1/3 of the box.

  29. Click here to go back to the correct Pit Stop and have your car repaired. Academic Raceway 500 You’ve Crashed!

  30. About 150 cubic feet About 24 square feet Academic Raceway 500 A round pool is 3 feet deep and 8 feet across. Approximately how much water would the pool hold?

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  32. 5.23 cubic inches 15.7 cubic inches Academic Raceway 500 How much ice cream could be packed into a cone that has a height of 5 in. and a radius of 1 in.?

  33. Click here to go back to the correct Pit Stop and have your car repaired. Academic Raceway 500 You’ve Crashed!

  34. 5.5 cm 1.83 cm Academic Raceway 500 A solid square pyramid has a volume of 90.75 cm³. If the height is 9cm., approximately what is a side length of the base?

  35. Click here to go back to the correct Pit Stop and have your car repaired. Academic Raceway 500 You’ve Crashed!

  36. 114 ft³ 96 ft³ Academic Raceway 500 If a toy box with the dimensions of 10.5 ft. X 5 ft. X 4 ft. is reduced by taking 1 ft. off each dimensions, what is the difference of the original volume and the new volume?

  37. Click here to go back to the correct Pit Stop and have your car repaired. Academic Raceway 500 You’ve Crashed!

  38. Academic Raceway 500 THE WINNER’S CIRCLE Congratulations! You’ve Won the Trophy!

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