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The document contains two-step math word problems focused on subtraction and addition involving real-life scenarios. It includes examples such as calculating the remaining gas in a tractor and the balance in a bank account after withdrawals and deposits. Additionally, it features problems about counting oranges and toys in a store, with answers provided for each scenario.

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WorksheetWorks TwoStep Math Word Problems 3

The document contains two-step math word problems focused on subtraction and addition involving real-life scenarios. It includes examples such as calculating the remaining gas in a tractor and the balance in a bank account after withdrawals and deposits. Additionally, it features problems about counting oranges and toys in a store, with answers provided for each scenario.

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Two-Step Math Word Problems

Subtraction and Addition


Name: Date:

(1) Nathan had 34 liters of gas in his (2) Connor had 132 dollars in his bank
tractor. He used 21 liters by doing account. He withdrew 64 to buy 8
work around his farm for 8 hours. books that he wanted. Then he
He then went back to his barn and deposited his pay check, which was
added 19 more liters. How many for 107 dollars. How much did he
liters of gas did he have in his then have in his account?
tractor then?

Answer: Answer:
(units) (units)

(3) The fruit stand had 63 oranges in a (4) The bargain bin at the toy store had
bin. The owner could see that 23 of 95 toys in it. 27 of the toys were
them were too old to sell, so he bouncy balls. Shoppers came in and
threw them away. He then brough bought 41 of the toys. Later, a
out 68 more orgages from his truck. stocker dumped 53 more toys into
How many oranges were then in the the bin. How many toys are now in
bin? the bargain bin?

Answer: Answer:
(units) (units)

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Two-Step Math Word Problems
Subtraction and Addition
Name: A N S W EDate:
R KEY
(1) Nathan had 34 liters of gas in his (2) Connor had 132 dollars in his bank
tractor. He used 21 liters by doing account. He withdrew 64 to buy 8
work around his farm for 8 hours. books that he wanted. Then he
He then went back to his barn and deposited his pay check, which was
added 19 more liters. How many for 107 dollars. How much did he
liters of gas did he have in his then have in his account?
tractor then?
132£64•68 68§107•175
34£21•13 13§19•32

Answer: 32 liters of gas Answer: 175 dollars


(units) (units)

(3) The fruit stand had 63 oranges in a (4) The bargain bin at the toy store had
bin. The owner could see that 23 of 95 toys in it. 27 of the toys were
them were too old to sell, so he bouncy balls. Shoppers came in and
threw them away. He then brough bought 41 of the toys. Later, a
out 68 more orgages from his truck. stocker dumped 53 more toys into
How many oranges were then in the the bin. How many toys are now in
bin? the bargain bin?

63£23•40 40§68•108 95£41•54 54§53•107

Answer: 108 oranges Answer: 107 toys


(units) (units)

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