Math Word Problems Worksheet Page 2
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42Show your work and/or explain your thinking for each problem.
Set 2
1.
A bag of pretzels cost $1.79. Nancy wants to buy 5 bags. She has $8. Does she have
enough money to buy 5 bags? Explain your reasoning.
2.
Miguel earned $75 mowing yards last weekend. He mowed yards for 4 people and
estimated he made about $20 for each yard he mowed. Do you think Luther’s estimation
was accurate? Why or why not?
3.
Ms. Thompson is shopping to buy apples for her class. She bought 8 bags of apples. Each
bag contained 6 apples. What was the total number of apples Ms. Thompson bought?
4.
Lucinda has a jar with 132 marbles. There are 12 different colors of marbles. The jar
contains the same number of each color marble. How many of each color marble does the
jar contain?
5.
A bag of chocolate candy holds exactly 408 pieces. Eight friends plan to share the
chocolate pieces equally. How many chocolate pieces should each friend receive?
6.
A sports club is buying 9 new bicycles. The total cost of the bikes is $2,142. What is the
cost of each bike?
7.
Mandy takes dance lessons. After 3 weeks, she has practiced her dancing for 810 minutes.
She practices the same number of minutes each week. How many minutes does she
practice each week?
8.
Tom collects stamps. His stamp collection contains 312 stamps from 6 different countries.
He has the same number of stamps for each country. How many stamps does he have from
each country?
9.
Students are selling concert tickets. Their goal is to sell 180 tickets. Last week they sold 43
tickets. This week they sold 79 tickets. Use the expression to find out how many more
tickets they need to sell to make their goal. 180 – (43 + 79)
10. Draw a rectangle that has an area of 24 square units and a perimeter of 20 square units.
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