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Multiplying
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Word Problems
100

Adding Decimals

0.4 + 0.6

 1.0

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100

Subtracting Decimals

0.22 - 0.11

0.11

🌝

100

Multiplying Fractions

5/11 x 1/2

5/22

100

Dividing Fractions

3/4 divided by 4/5

15/16

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100

Hair grows about 1.27 centimeters each month. How much does hair grow in 4 months?

5.08 cm

200

Adding Decimals

1.3 + 2.8

4.1

🌝

200

Subtracting Fractions

2.3 - 0.5 


1.8

🌝

200

Multiplying Fractions

5/6 x 8/5 

1 1/3

200

Dividing Fractions

2/4 divided by 2/5

1 1/4

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200

A platinum nugget weighs 3 1/2 ounces. How many 1/4  -ounce pieces can be cut from the nugget?

14

300

Adding Decimals

0.459 + 0.132

0.591

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300

Subtracting Fractions

0.781 - 0.235

0.546

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300

Multiplying Decimals

26.174 x 79

2,067.746

300

Dividing Decimals

8.9 divided by 0.356

25

300

Vehicles must weigh no more than 10.75 tons to cross a bridge. A truck weighs 11.638 tons. By how many tons does the truck exceed the weight limit?

0.888 ton

400

Adding Decimals

1.38 + 0.99

2.37

400

Subtracting Decimals

6 - 4.68

1.32

🌝

400

Multiplying Decimals

0.051 x 0.244

0.012444

400

Dividing Decimals

21.85 divided by 3.8

5.75

400

A person’s running stride is about 1.14 times the person’s height. Your friend’s stride is 5.472 feet. How tall is your friend?

4.8 ft.

500

Adding Decimals

If Simon has $3.86 in his pocket and finds $2.21 in his classroom at the end of the day, how much money does he have in total?

$6.07


🌝

500

Subtracting Decimals

If Ian has $10.25 to buy lunch today and Myranda offers to sell him an apple for $1.99, how much money would he have left after buying the apple?

$8.26

500

Charlotte is really fast at grading. She can grade 1 5/8 classes' tests in an hour. If she has 2 1/2 hours to grade, how many tests will she be able to finish?

4 1/16 tests

500

Dividing Fractions

Francine used 5/7 meters of yarn to string one notebook. If she has 70 meters of yarn, how many notebooks can she string?

98 notebooks

500

To approximate the number of bees in a hive, multiply the number of bees that leave the hive in one minute by 3 and divide by 0.014. You count 25 bees leaving a hive in one minute. How many bees are in the hive?

about 5357

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