42
2 84 6 60 10 70
-8
04
-4
0
12 48 3 138 2 12
12 36 4 36 6 84
6 90 2 60 2 104
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Delicious Decimals
Solve the problems by adding each set of decimals. Don’t forget to make the divisor a whole number.
22.1
1. 3.5. 77.3.5 2. 30 60.66 3. 4.2 20.076
- 770 .0
3 .5
3 .5
0
4. 5.06 47.058 5. 7 24.36 6. .08 3.7872
7. 8.4 82.152 8. 3.5 9.205 9. 6.02 56.588
10. 10 84.6 11. 7.2 22.104 12. 5.67 41.391
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Buying in Bulk
Another way that people save money is by “buying in bulk,” or buying large
quantities of the products they use the most. As seen on the previous page, you can
often save money when you buy more of the same item.
Help the Maximizer family decide where to buy the items they most need for their
family of eight. Find the cost of the same amount of products at each store. Compare
the prices at each store when the Maximizers buy the product in bulk at LessCost
Superstore vs. the price they would pay at a typical supermarket, SW Supermarket.
To decide which store has the better value, find the unit price for each of these
items. Round up to the nearest cent.
LessCost SuperStore SW Supermarket
One 20-pack of soap Four 5-packs of soap
at $5.99 at $1.09 each
Two 40-oz bottles of shampoo Four 20-oz bottles of shampoo
at $8.99 per bottle at $5.79 per bottle
One box of 500 sandwich Five boxes of 100 sandwich
bags for $11.85 bags for $2.95 each
Three boxes of 20 fruit Four boxes of 15 fruit roll-ups
roll-ups for $6.99 per box at $3.25 each
What do YOU think?
Do you think it’s more important to pay the lowest price per item, or is it more
important to get the brand you like? Explain your answer.
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S E C R E T C O D E M AT H
Hello! I’m Ninja Aki. I’ve secretly coded these
division problems. Decode the numbers using
the chart below and solve.
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
CODE NUMBERS REGULAR NUMBERS CODE NUMBERS REGULAR NUMBERS
5 3
21 1 1 1 3
105
6 3
6 3
0
CODE NUMBERS REGULAR NUMBERS CODE NUMBERS REGULAR NUMBERS
CODE NUMBERS REGULAR NUMBERS CODE NUMBERS REGULAR NUMBERS
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Susie’s Birthday:
Word Problems
Susie is having a party for her 9th Susie sets up an obstacle course for a
birthday. She has invited 11 friends for relay race around her neighborhood. If
a total of 12 partygoers. Use division to the course is 123 yards long and each team
help her plan the party. Perform any has three players, about how far does
other operations needed to help find the each player have to go?
answer. Show your work.
Susie’s mom buys candy to put in a pinata. If
she bought a total of 74 pieces how many do
Susie and her 11 friends each get? Are
there any pieces left over?
It takes 29 hits for the pinata to break.
If each person gets to hit the pinata 3
times, how many people did it take to
break the pinata? Susie’s dad buys 5 packages of multi-colored
balloons for a water balloon toss. They dump
them into a pile and fill up each one. When
they are done filling all the balloons with
water, there are 10 red, 7 blue, 9 yellow, 14
orange, 12 green and 8 white How many bal-
loons were in each package?
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