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State the integers that correspond to the situation. 1. On Wednesday, the temperature was 24 above zero. On Thursday, it was 2 below zero. 2. A student deposited her tax refund of $750 in a savings account. Two weeks later, she withdrew $125 to pay sorority fees. 3. U.S. Public Debt. Recently, the total public debt of the United States was about $5 600 000 000 000. 4. Birth and Death Rates. Recently, the world birth rate was 270 per ten thousand. The death rate was 97 per ten thousand. 5. In bowling, the Alley Cats are 34 pins behind the Strikers going into the last frame. Describe the situation of each team. 6. During a video game, Maggie intercepted a missile worth 20 points, lost a starship worth 150 points, and captured a landing base worth 300 points.
TRY GAIN OR LOSS 1st 13-yd gain nd 2 12-yd-gain rd 3 21-yd gain 7. Account Balance. Leah has $460 in a checking account. She writes a check for $530, makes a deposit of $75, and then writes a check for $90. What is the balance in her account? 8. Credit Card Bills. On August 1, Lyles credit card bill shows that he owes $470. During the month of August, Lyle sends a check for $45 to the credit card company, charges another $160 in merchandise, and then pays off another $500 of his bill. What is the new balance of Lyles account at the end of August.
8. Low Points on Continents. The lowest point in Africa is Lake Assal, which is 515 ft below sea level. The lowest point in South America is the Valdes Peninsula, which is 132 ft below sea level. How much lower is Lake Assal than the Valdes Peninsula? 9. Elevation Changes. The lowest elevation in Asia, the Dead Sea, is 1286 ft below sea level. The highest elevation in Asia, Mount Everest, is 29,028 ft. Find he difference in elevation between the highest point and the lowest. 10. Blackjack Counting System. The casino game of blackjack makes use of many card-counting systems to give players a winning edge if the count becomes negative. One such system is called High-Low, first developed by Harvey Dubner in 1963. Each card count as -1 or 1 as follows: