Math Word Problems Worksheet Page 7
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42Show your work and/or explain your thinking for each problem.
Set 7
1.
At the movie theater Saturday afternoon, all the seats were filled. April counted 61 rows
with 28 people in each row. About how many people were in the theater?
2.
Nancy’s teacher has a total of 80 colored pencils. There are an equal number of 8 different
colors. How many pencils of each color does she have?
3.
Angie sews t-shirts in a factory. She sews 125 t-shirts daily. At the end of a five-day week,
how many t-shirts has she sewn?
4.
A baker made 673 muffins. Each muffin costs 75 cents. How many cents will he collect if
he sells all the muffins?
4.
Maria’s older sister makes $235 each week. At the end of 14 weeks, how much money
does her sister make?
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6.
Three friends each have part of their candy bar left. Sam has
of a candy bar. Bob has
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of a bar. Troy has
of a candy bar. Who has the largest piece left?
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7.
The drawings show the part of an hour for 3 people to walk home. Who takes the most
time walking home?
Tony 3/4 of an hour
Jordan 1/2 of an hour
Bryan 5/8 of an hour
8.
Mr. Brown is buying a sheet of plywood. They come in 3 different thicknesses: .12 inch,
.62 inch, and .37 inch. He wants to buy the thickest sheet of plywood. Which sheet will he
choose? Explain your answer.
9.
Joey had $13.56. He bought an action figure for $2.55. How much money did he have
left?
10. Which answer makes the inequality true?
18 + 17 < b. {25, 35}
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