Worksheets5.4b math
Total questions: 14
Worksheet time: 55mins
ρ =(21×12)×6
ρ=(21×12)÷6
ρ=6+(21×12)
ρ=(21×12)−6
p=(21×12)÷6
(a)
K=(6+24)−14
K=(6×24)−14
K=(6×24)+14
K=6×24×14
K=(6×24)−14
(a)
Which equation can be used to find a, the number of animals the kennel can house?
a=(8×4)×3
α=(3×8)+4
(8×a)+3=4
a+3×4=8
(a)
Which equation can be used to find f, the number of folders the students brought?
f=(19×5)+(3×4)
f=(19×4)×(3×5)
f=19×5×3×4
f=(19+5)+(3+4)
102
87
107
31
Emma made $128 per day during the summer. If she worked 43 days over the summer, how much money did she make?
$896
$5,404
$5,504
$4,404
Mashal baked 4 dozen cookies. 8 of them broke and her dad ate 3 cookies. How many cookies does Mashal have left?
35
48
37
42
After spending $70 from her bank account, Keesha had a total of $126 left. Which number sentence could be used to find a, the amount of money Keesha had in her account before she spent $70?
126 - 70 = a
126 + a = 70
70 - a = 126
a - 70 = 126
Christina is saving to buy a smart tablet that costs x amount of money. She has $284 in her savings account. Christina plans to work as a babysitter to earn the rest of the money. She charges $8.00 per hour to babysit. The equation below shows how she determined that babysitting for 20 hours would allow her to earn the amount of money she needs to buy her smart tablet.
x = 284 + (8 × 20)
What is x, the cost of the smart tablet?
$300
$312
$344
$444
On Friday, Mr. Singh filled his car with gasoline. He purchased 15 gallons of gasoline for $3.60 per gallon. On Saturday, Mr. Singh filled his wife’s car with gasoline. He purchased 13 gallons for $3.50 per gallon. Which equation can be used to find g, the total cost of the gasoline for both cars?
g = (3.60 + 3.50) x (13 + 15)
g = (3.60 x 13 ) + (3.50 x 15)
g = (3.60 x 15 ) + (3.50 x 13)
g = (3.60 + 15 ) + (3.50 + 13)
