Operations with Rational Numbers

1. The Watkins Elite Dancers need 15 pairs of new tap shoes. The tap shoes cost $139.67 per pair, including tax. The Watkins Elite Dancers have $3,364.05. How much money will they have left if they purchase the needed tap shoes?

• $1,269

• $124.27

• $10,117.80

• $335.20

2.

The Watkins Elite Dancers have $3,364.05 and need new tap shoes. The members have decided to use all but $1,500 of the funds on new tap shoes. If there are 15 members, how much money will each member receive for tap shoes?

• $1,864. 05

• $100

• $124.27

• $224.27

3. The Watkins Elite Dancers had $3,364.05 before collecting their annual dues from their 15 members. The annual dues for each member is $450.25. How much money will the Watkins Elite Dancers have once they have collected the annual dues from each member?

• $3,814.30

• $6,753.75

• $10,117.80

• $3,829.30

4. The 15 members of the Watkins Elite Dance team raised $1,663.95 to attend the national dance competition. The team had $3,364.05 before the fundraiser. How much money do they now have per member?

• $5,028

• $335.20

• $224.27

• $110.93

5. Mia would like to purchase a new guitar. Mia has $2,466 in savings, and her brother has $2,592 in savings. If Mia's brother gives her 2/3 of his savings, how much money will she have to purchase a new guitar and equipment?

• $4,194

• $3,372

• $5,058

• $1,844

6. Mia has $2,466 in savings, and her brother has $2,592 in savings. They plan to use 2/3 of their combined savings on a new guitar and equipment. How much money do they plan to spend on the guitar and equipment?

• $3,372

• $5,058

• $4,194

• $1,861

7. Mia had $2,466 in savings. She deposited 2/3 of her babysitting money into savings. Her new balance is $2,592. How much money did she make babysitting?

• $126

• $189

• $4,194

• $3,372