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4th Grade Addition & Subtraction Problems

This document contains a word problem worksheet asking students to solve 7 addition and subtraction problems related to ice cream sales over 3 months. The problems ask students to calculate total sales, differences in sales amounts, and identify the month with the fewest sales. The key provides the answers to the problems.

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4th Grade Addition & Subtraction Problems

This document contains a word problem worksheet asking students to solve 7 addition and subtraction problems related to ice cream sales over 3 months. The problems ask students to calculate total sales, differences in sales amounts, and identify the month with the fewest sales. The key provides the answers to the problems.

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  • Word Problems: Addition and Subtraction
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Name: ______________________________ Date:_________

Word Problems: Addition and Subtraction

Directions | Carefully read each question, identify the key information, show all of your work, and circle your final answer!

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1.) What was the total number of ice cream sales made in June?

2.) How many more ice cream sales were made in July than in June?

3.) How many milkshakes were sold in July?

4.) How many more ice cream cones were sold in August than in June?

5.) If 9 more sundaes were sold in August than both June and July combined, how many
sundaes were sold in August?

6.) Which month had the fewest amount of ice cream sales?

7.) What are 3 possible reasons why August had the highest number of sales.

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Key:

1.) 111 total sales


2.) 6 more sales
3.) 35 milkshakes
4.) 28 more cones
5.) 116 sundaes
6.) June
7.) highest temperatures, special sale, more advertising, special event, etc

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