Do You Have Enough Information?

Mr. Added presents a series of word problems to enhance math skills. He starts with a problem about walking his dog Willow, calculating the additional minutes needed for a 30-minute walk. Next, he solves a problem about buying coffee and a doughnut, determining the change from $10. He then tackles a bus seating problem, highlighting missing information. Another problem involves checking if two brothers can ride an amusement park ride based on weight limits. Finally, he discusses a problem about dog heights, emphasizing the importance of having all necessary information. The video encourages creating word problems with complete data.

If Willow needs a 30-minute walk and has already walked 17 minutes, how many more minutes are needed?

• 10 minutes

• 15 minutes

• 13 minutes

• 12 minutes

You buy a coffee and doughnut for $4 and pay with $10. How much change should you receive?

• $6

• $5

• $7

• $4

If 14 kids board a bus at Elm Street and 12 more at Maple Street, how many kids are on the bus?

• 24

• 27

• 26

• 25

What information is missing to determine the number of seats left on the bus?

• Number of stops

• Total seats on the bus

• Time of day

• Number of kids on the bus

Michael and Tyrese weigh 64 lbs and 57 lbs respectively. Can they ride an amusement park ride with a 125 lbs limit?

• No, they weigh 130 lbs together

• Yes, they weigh exactly 125 lbs

• No, they exceed the limit

• Yes, they weigh 121 lbs together

What is missing to determine how much taller Buffy's dog is compared to Willow and Jake?

• Height of Jake

• Height of Buffy

• Weight of Buffy

• Height of Willow

If the amusement park ride can hold 125 lbs, how much weight do Michael and Tyrese have to spare?

• 5 lbs

• 3 lbs

• 2 lbs

• 4 lbs