Investigations 8.1.4 Spiral Review

•Mrs. Brindley’s backyard has an area of 192 square yards.  If I divide it into 8 equal sections for planting, what is the area of each section?

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•Jordon used 17 liters of oil in 6 days.  What is the average amount of oil used per day? Round to the nearest hundredth.

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•Mrs. Robison purchased 3 coats for her boys.  The total cost was $162.00.  If each coat is the same price, how much did one coat cost?

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17 – 3 x 4 + 1

Using parentheses, re-create the expression.  The new expression must have the same value as the expression shown.

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•Add parentheses to make the expression equal to 36. Include the complete equation and including the answer.

  36 ÷ 4 + 5 + 4 x 3

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At the Heber City carnival, Easton rode the ferris wheel thirteen times and the bumper cars 19 times.  If each ride costs 13 tickets, how many tickets did he use?

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The school uses 6,089 staples every year.  The staples come in packs of 55. How many full packs would they need to buy?

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A restaurant had 14 1/2 pounds of rice when they opened on Wednesday morning. They cooked and served 4 7/10 pounds of it at lunchtime. How much rice was left after lunch?

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Johan cut a rope into two pieces. The first piece was 9 1/6 inches long. The second piece was 9 1/2 inches long. How long was the rope that Johan started with?

Write your answer as a fraction or as a whole or mixed number

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Jack is saving money to buy a new phone.  He deposited $100 in the bank.  That amount is ¹/₆ of the total cost of the new phone.  Write and equation that could be used to determine the total cost of the phone, include the cost of the phone? 

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