Math Word Problems Quiz

Mark's favorite baseball team is one game away from making it to playoffs. Each regular season ticket costs $10, and each playoff ticket costs $20. If Mark takes two friends to the last regular season game and he and a friend go to a playoff game, how much does it cost Mark in total?

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Susan is budgeting for her trip to the mall. She does not want to spend any more than $100. If she wants to buy a dress that costs $22.50 and some shirts that cost $18.50 each, how many shirts can she buy at most?

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Karen's Fruit Cellar earns a $0.20 profit for each apple that it sells and a $0.20 profit for each banana that it sells. Write two expressions to show how you can solve this problem using a for apples and b for bananas.

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CCSS.6.EE.A.2

CCSS.6.EE.B.6

Joseph is baking cookies for his school's bake sale. He plans to bake more than 144 cookies, in batches of 12. So far Joseph has baked a total of 60 cookies. Write an inequality that describes the situation if b represents the number of batches.

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CCSS.6.EE.B.6

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A taxi cab charges $6.00 per ride plus $0.75 for each mile driven. Write an equation where c equals total cost in dollars and m is number of miles driven.

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Luis has at most $60 dollars to spend on pants. He wants to buy 3 identical pairs of pants and has a $10 dollar off coupon. Write an inequality for this problem where p equals possible prices in dollars for a pair of pants.

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CCSS.6.EE.B.5

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