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CLT10 Quantitative Reasoning Study Plan

Use a grade-appropriate sequence of number, algebra, geometry, and data skills to prepare for CLT10 Quantitative Reasoning.

13 skills 2019 practice questions 6–8 weeks Ninth- and tenth-grade students

1. Numbers and expressions

Open a lesson for concise theory, a worked example, and five free questions. Continue in the full trainer when you are ready.

  1. Ratios, rates, proportional relationships, and units 64 questions
  2. Percentages 58 questions
  3. Equivalent expressions 153 questions

2. Equations and functions

Open a lesson for concise theory, a worked example, and five free questions. Continue in the full trainer when you are ready.

  1. Linear equations in one variable 224 questions
  2. Linear inequalities in one or two variables 143 questions
  3. Linear equations in two variables 282 questions
  4. Linear functions 344 questions
  5. Systems of two linear equations in two variables 225 questions

3. Geometry and data

Open a lesson for concise theory, a worked example, and five free questions. Continue in the full trainer when you are ready.

  1. Area and volume 192 questions
  2. Lines, angles, and triangles 151 questions
  3. Right triangles and trigonometry 115 questions
  4. One-variable data distributions and measures of center and spread 45 questions
  5. Probability and conditional probability 23 questions

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