Question 1:

Sara wanted to paint the house using 3 colors. If she has 7 gallons of paint for each color, what is the total number of gallons of paint she has?

Question 2:

If Sarah has 50 cents to buy erasers and each eraser costs 5 cents, how many erasers can she buy?

Question 3:

If there are 20 oranges and 5 siblings, how many oranges would each sibling get?

Question 4:

Michael has 6 jars of jam. Each jar contains 8 ounces of jam. He also has 3 extra ounces of jam. How many ounces of jam does Michael have in total?

Question 5:

A museum charges $5 per person for admission. If a group of seven people pays $35 in total, how many people can enter the museum for $20?

Question 6:

If John paid 5 dollars for 10 apples, what is the total cost if he wants to buy 25 apples?

Question 7:

If there are 40 pens to be divided among 8 students, how many pens will each student receive?

Question 8:

Ashley purchased 90 donuts for her colleagues. If she has 10 colleagues, how many donuts will each get equally?

Question 9:

Mark was given 6 trays of eggs to examine. If each tray has 11 eggs, how many eggs did Mark examine in total?

Question 10:

At the candy store, a small bag of gummy bears is 6 ounces, and a large bag of gummy bears is 10 ounces. What is the total weight of 6 small bags and 3 large bags of gummy bears?

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Answer Keys

Question 1: 21

Question 2: 10 erasers

Question 3: 4.

Question 4: 51

Question 5: Four people can enter the museum for $20.

Question 6: $12.5

Question 7: 5

Question 8: 9

Question 9: 66

Question 10: 66 ounces

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Solutions

Question 1
21

Question 2
10 erasers

Question 3
Step 1: Divide the total number of oranges by the number of siblings: 20 / 5 = 4. Step 2: The answer tells us that each sibling would receive 4 oranges.

Question 4
To find the total amount of jam Michael has, we need to multiply the number of jars he has by the amount of jam in each jar and then add the extra ounces he has. Therefore, we can solve the problem using the formula: Total amount of jam = Number of jars * Amount of jam per jar + Extra ounces. Plugging in the given values, we get: Total amount of jam = 6 * 8 + 3 = 51 ounces. Therefore, Michael has a total of 51 ounces of jam.

Question 5
Four people can enter the museum for $20.

Question 6
To find the cost of 25 apples, we need to use unitary method. - 1 apple costs = 5/10 dollars - Cost of 25 apples = (5/10) * 25 Therefore, the total cost of buying 25 apples is $12.5.

Question 7
5

Question 8
9

Question 9
To find the total number of eggs Mark examined, we need to multiply the number of trays by the number of eggs in each tray. So, the solution is 6 x 11 = 66. Therefore, Mark examined 66 eggs in total.

Question 10
Step 1: Calculate the total weight of the small bags. 6 ounces/bag x 6 bags = 36 ounces. Step 2: Calculate the total weight of the large bags. 10 ounces/bag x 3 bags = 30 ounces. Step 3: Add the total weight of the small bags to the total weight of the large bags. 36 ounces + 30 ounces = 66 ounces. Therefore, the total weight of 6 small bags and 3 large bags of gummy bears is 66 ounces.