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Lily was building towers with her Legos. The first tower that she built had only 1 Lego. The second

tower had 4 Legos. The towers that she built after that had 9 and then 16 Legos. How many

Legos would Lily’s 100th tower have?

Make a PlanWhat are you trying to find out?

Brainstorm…What can you do to solve the problem?

Solve It!Use pictures and numbers to help you solve the problem.

Explain Your WorkTell step-by-step how you solved the problem.

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Problem 1

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Lily was building towers with her Legos. The first tower that she built had only 1 Lego. The second

tower had 8 Legos. The towers that she built after that had 27 and then 64 Legos. How many

Legos would the 100th tower have?





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Ann has a garden that is 9 feet wide and 7 feet long. She has 17 tomato plants and 25 cucumber plants to plant in her garden. If each plant needs 1 square foot of space, how many pepper plants can Ann buy so she can fill all the space in her

garden?



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Ann has a garden that is 9 feet wide and 7 feet long. She has 34 tomato plants and 51 cucumber plants to plant in her garden. If 2 plants can be planted in each square foot of space, how many pepper plants can Ann buy so she can fill all the



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space in her garden?



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Tyler needs $116 to buy a new cell phone. He


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has $20 saved. To earn the rest, Tyler works 3 hours per day, 3 days per week. He earned a $2 an hour raise and now earns $8 an hour. After

Tyler works for one week, how many more hours must he work to earn the money he needs?




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Tyler needs $120 to buy a new cell phone. He has $25 saved. To earn the rest, Tyler works 3

hours per day, 3 days per week. He earned a $2 an hour raise and now earns $8 an hour. For

taxes, $5 a day is subtracted from his earnings. After Tyler works for one week, how many more days must he work to earn the money he needs?





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Lisa and Greg each bought packages of paper plates. Each package had the same number of

plates. Lisa bought a total of 32 plates and Greg bought a total of 56 plates. How many packages

of plates did Greg and Lisa each buy?





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Lisa and Greg each bought packages of paper plates. Each package had the same number of

plates. Lisa bought a total of 32 plates and Greg bought a total of 56 plates. How many more

packages of plates would Greg and Lisa need for their party of 100 people?





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Michael, Charles, and Larry were playing basketball. Michael scored twice as many points as Charles. Larry’s points are exactly three times the number of points Charles has. Larry has 45 points. How many points do they have in all?



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Michael, Charles, and Larry were playing basketball. Michael scored twice as many points as Charles. Larry’s points are exactly three times

the number of points Charles has. Altogether they have 90 points. How many points does each



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person have?



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Tommy goes out for lunch, and he can choose a hamburger, grilled cheese, or a hot dog. Tommy also has the choice of either French fries or fruit for his side. For his drink, Tommy can have milk or soda. How many different combinations can

Tommy create for his lunch?




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Tommy goes out for lunch, and he can choose a hamburger, grilled cheese, a hot dog, or pizza.

Tommy also has the choice of French fries, fruit, or applesauce for his side. For his drink, Tommy

can have milk, juice, or soda. How many different combinations can Tommy create for his lunch?





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The Smiths have four dogs. Spot eats the most

and eats 3 12 cups of food each day. Riley eats 2 23 cups, Lola eats 134 cup, and Toto eats 78 cup.

How much food do the Smiths’ dogs eat each day?





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The Smiths have four dogs. Spot eats the most

and eats 3 12 cups of food each day. Riley eats 2 23

cups, Lola eats 134 cup, and Toto eats 78 cup. How

much food do the Smiths’ dogs eat each week?





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Lindsay wants to bake some cookies. A batch of

sugar cookies takes 23 cup of sugar and 2 14 cup of

flour. If Lindsay makes 5 batches, how much flour and how much sugar will she need?





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Lindsay wants to bake some cookies. A batch of

sugar cookies takes 23 cup of sugar and 2 14 cup of

flour. How many batches of cookies can Lindsay make with 3 cups of sugar and 11 cups of flour?



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Trey has 180 coins in his piggy bank. Of these



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coins, 112of the coins are dimes, 29 are quarters, 16

are nickels, and the rest are pennies. How many pennies does Trey have in his piggy bank?



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Trey has 180 coins in his piggy bank. Of these

coins, 112of the coins are dimes, 29 are quarters, 16

are nickels, and the rest are pennies. What fraction of the coins in the piggy bank are

pennies?




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Claire, Reagan, and Anthony deliver newspapers in their neighborhoods. Claire delivers 79 papers

a day, Reagan delivers 83 papers a day, and Anthony delivers 88 papers a day. How many

more papers do they deliver in a year altogether?





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Claire, Reagan, and Anthony deliver newspapers in their neighborhoods. Claire delivers 79 papers

a day, Reagan delivers 2,490 papers a month, and Anthony delivers 616 papers a week. How

many more papers do they deliver in a year altogether?





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Katie met her friend Sarah for lunch over the weekend. Katie spent $2 to take the bus

downtown. She spent $7 on lunch. Then she ran into her friend Dave who paid her the $4 he owed

her. Katie spent another $2 on the bus ride home. When she arrived home, she had $8 left.

How much did she start the day with?



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Katie met her friend Sarah for lunch over the weekend. The bus ride downtown cost $2. She spent half of the money she started the day with on lunch. Then she ran into her friend Dave who



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paid her the $6 he owed her. Then Katie paid to take the bus home. When she arrived home, she

had $10 left. How much did she start the day with?



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Cory and Damian went on a trip and agreed to equally share the expenses. Cory paid $124.70 for all of their meals. Damian paid for 32 gallons

of gas that cost $3.78 per gallon. How much would each boy pay for the trip?





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Cory and Damian went on a trip and agreed to equally share the expenses. Cory paid an

average of $12.47 for each of their ten meals. Damian paid for 32 gallons of gas that cost $3.78

per gallon. How much would each boy pay for the trip?





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Pedro is riding his bike to the science museum that is 18 miles away from his house. Pedro rode

7 56 miles, and then took a break. Since his

break, he has ridden 5 34 miles. How much

farther does Pedro have to ride to get to the museum?





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Pedro is riding his bike to the science museum that is

18 miles away from his house. Pedro rode 7 56 miles,

and then took a break. As he drank his water, he realized he dropped his wallet, so he rode his bike

back 2 18 miles to find it. After finding his wallet, he

rode 5 34 miles. How much farther does Pedro have

to ride to get to the museum?



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Tori is having a picnic for 48 people. She will serve each of her guests one mini hamburger that uses 1/8 lb of meat and a roll. Meat costs

$4.39 a pound, and rolls cost $3.82 for a package of 6. How much will it cost her to buy supplies?



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Tori is having a picnic for 50 people. She will serve each of her guests one mini hamburger that uses 1/8 lb of meat and a roll. Meat costs

$4.40 a pound, and rolls cost $3.82 for a package of 6. How much will it cost her to buy supplies?



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Mike wants new carpet in his bedroom. When he puts in the new carpet, he will also put in new

wood trim around the floor. His room is 20 34 feet

long and 6 12 yards wide. How many square feet

of carpet will he need?



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Mike wants new carpet in his bedroom. When he puts in the new carpet, he will also put in new

wood trim around the floor. His room is 20 34 feet

long and 6 12 yards wide. How many square feet

of carpet will he need? How many inches of trim he need?



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Cindy is cooking lasagna for her family for dinner tonight. She wants everything finished by 5:00. Unfortunately, Cindy doesn’t have the ingredients she needs at her

house. It will take her 20 minutes to drive to the store and 47 minutes to shop for the ingredients. Then she will drive 20 minutes home and start preparing the food. It will take her 28 minutes to put the lasagna together.

Lasagna needs to bake in the oven for 39 minutes. What time should she leave for the store so she can finish

dinner in time?





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Cindy is cooking lasagna for her family for dinner tonight. She wants everything finished by 5:00. Unfortunately, Cindy doesn’t have the ingredients she needs at her

house. It will take her 20 minutes to drive to the store and 47 minutes to shop for the ingredients. Then she will

drive back home and start preparing the food. The noodles will need 12 minutes to boil, and then it will take her 16 minutes to put the lasagna together. It needs to bake in the oven for 8 minutes less than the time she spent shopping for ingredients. What time should she

leave for the store so she can finish dinner in time?





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Target charges customers $7.83 for a basketball. Target buys basketballs in cases of 24 balls for $148.60. What profit does Target earn when it

sells 4 cases of basketballs?





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Target charges customers $7.83 for a basketball and $6.39 for a soccer ball. Target buys balls in cases of 24 balls for $148.60. What profit does Target earn when it sells 4 cases of basketballs

and 2 cases of soccer balls?





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South Middle School has 750 students. North

Middle school has 1315 as many students as South

Middle School. East Middle School has 37 the

number of students of both North and South Middle School combined. How many students

attend East Middle School?





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South Middle School has 750 students. North Middle

school has 1315 as many students as South Middle

School. East Middle School has 37 the number of

students of both North and South Middle School

together. West Middle School has 13 the number of

students of all four middle schools combined. What is number of students at West Middle School?





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Two families are driving separately to meet at a waterpark in the Wisconsin Dells. The Dells are 90 miles away from their town. Hannah’s family drives 34of the distance and stops for lunch. Joe’s family

drives 56of the distance and stops for gas. How many

more miles must each family drive?





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Two families are driving separately to meet at a waterpark in the Wisconsin Dells. The Dells are 90 miles away from their town. Hannah’s family drives 1116of the distance and stops for lunch. Joe’s family

drives 712of the distance and stops for gas. How

many more miles must each family drive?





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Justin is making trail mix to take with him when he goes hiking. He has 287 grams of peanuts,

349 grams of raisins, and 932 grams of pretzels. Justin wants to take 2 kilograms of trail mix. How many more grams of ingredients does he need to

add to the mix?





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Justin is making trail mix to take with him when he goes hiking. He has 287.4 grams of peanuts,

349.28 grams of raisins, and 932.01 grams of pretzels. Justin wants to take 2 kilograms of trail mix. How many more grams of ingredients does

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The toilet at my house wasn’t working, so I had to call a plumber. It costs $50 for the plumber to

come to my house to check out the problem. The plumber charges $64.75 per hour and $98.47 for parts. How much would I owe the plumber if he

stayed for 3 hours?





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The toilet at my house wasn’t working, so I had to call a plumber. It costs $50 for the plumber to

come to my house to check out the problem. The plumber charges $64.80 per hour and $98.47 for parts. How much would I owe the plumber if he

stayed for 3 14 hours?





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Four students were comparing their heights. Conner’s height is 2.4 cm greater than Carmen’s height. Carmen’s height is 1.8 cm greater than Cooper’s height. Cooper’s height is 0.2 cm less

than Catherine’s height. Conner is 158.6 cm tall. How many centimeters tall is Catherine?





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Four students were comparing their heights. Conner’s height is 2.4 cm greater than Carmen’s height. Carmen’s height is 1.8 cm greater than Cooper’s height. Cooper’s height is 0.2 cm less than Catherine’s height. Conner is 1.586 m tall.

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Jackson mows his neighbors’ lawns. He charges $1 for every 40 square yards he mows. Over the weekend, Jackson mowed a lawn that was 28 ¾ yards by 42 yards. How many square yards did

he mow, and what do you think the neighbor should pay him?





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Jackson mows his neighbors’ lawns. He charges $1 for every 40 square yards he mows. Over the weekend, Jackson mowed 3 lawns that were 28 ¾ yards by 42 yards. How many square yards did he mow, and how much money do you think he

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Jillian is serving fruit punch at her birthday party. At the start of the party the bowl contained 16 pints of punch, and it was completely full. Five

guests each filled a glass with 1 23 cups of punch.

Then Jillian added another quart of punch to the bowl. How much punch is in the bowl now?





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Jillian is serving fruit punch at her birthday party. At the start of the party the bowl contained 16 pints of punch, and it was completely full. Five

guests each filled a glass with 1 23 cups of punch.

Then Jillian added another 1 15 quarts of punch to

the bowl. How much punch is in the bowl now?





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Tim decided to paint his bedroom a new color. He went to Home Depot and bought 7.1 liters of

green paint. If each of the walls needs 1,672 milliliters of paint to cover it, how much paint will

Tim have left when he is finished painting?





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Tim decided to paint his bedroom new colors. He went to Home Depot and bought 4.2 liters of

green paint and 3.8 liters of blue paint. If each of the walls needs 1,672 milliliters of paint to cover it, how much of each color paint will Tim have left

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Jill is training for a race so she is going to run 14 miles today. Candy wants to run ¾ as much as Jill. One lap around the track is ¼ mile. How

many laps will the two girls run in all?





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Jill is training for a race so she is going to run 14

miles today. Candy wants to run 34 as much as

Jill. One lap around the track is 14 mile. Sarah is

would like to run 23as much as Candy, but Sarah

will be running on an indoor track where each lap

is 18of a mile. How many laps will the three girls

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I bought a new aquarium for my pet fish. I covered the 12 inch by 18 inch bottom of the

tank with gravel, and now I need to fill the tank with water. My hose can put 4 cubic inches of water in the tank per second. If my tank is 14

inches high, how many minutes will it take me to fill the tank?





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I bought a new aquarium for my pet fish. I covered the 12.8 inch by 18.5 inch bottom of the tank with gravel, and now I need to fill the tank with water. My hose can put 4 cubic inches of water in the tank per second. If my tank is 10

inches high, how many minutes will it take me to fill the tank?





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Paul rides his bike to and from school every day except on Fridays when his Grandma gives him a

ride home from school. His house is 3.29 kilometers away from the school. How many

meters will he ride in 7 weeks?





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Paul rides his bike to and from school every day except on Fridays when he goes to his Grandma’s house after school. His house is 3.29 kilometers away from the school, but his Grandma lives 3.78 kilometers away from school How many meters

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In Anna’s refrigerator there is 14 of a pepperoni

pizza and 23 of a sausage pizza left over from

dinner last night. If Anna shares the pizza equally with her brother and sister, how much pizza will

Anna eat in all?





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In Anna’s refrigerator there is 14 of a pepperoni

pizza and 23 of a sausage pizza left over from

dinner last night. Anna shares the pizza equally with her brother and sister. Then Kyle comes

over with 12 of a cheese pizza and splits it with

Anna, her brother, and her sister. How much pizza will Anna eat in all?





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Lily and her mom are making blueberry muffins. The recipe for 8 large muffins needs the following

ingredients: 1 12 cups of flour, 34 cup of sugar, 13

cup of milk, and a cup of blueberries. Since they

have 2 12 cups of blueberries, they are going to

make 2 12 batches of muffins. How many cups of

each ingredient will they need?





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Problem 30

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Lily and her mom are making blueberry muffins. The recipe for 8 large muffins needs the following

ingredients: 1 12 cups of flour, 34 cup of sugar, 13 cup of

milk, and a cup of blueberries. Since they have 2 12

cups of blueberries, they are going to make 2 12

batches of muffins. How many cups of each ingredient will they need? What is the total number

of cups for all of the ingredients?





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Problem 30

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Harry is playing a board game with his friend Alex. The game board has 100 spaces. On Harry’s first turn, he

gets to move 15of the way along the spaces. On his

second turn, Harry moves 14 as many spaces as his first

turn. On his third turn, Harry moves 2 25times as many

spaces as he moved on his second turn. How many spaces does Harry still need to move to reach the end of

the game?





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Problem 31

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Harry is playing a board game with his friend Alex. The game

board has 100 spaces. On Harry’s first turn, he gets to move 15of the way along the spaces. Alex moves half as many spaces

as Harry moved. On his second turn, Harry moves 14 as many

spaces as his first turn. Alex moves 3 12 times as many spaces

as his first turn. On his third turn, Harry moves 2 25times as

many spaces as he moved on his second turn. Alex loses a turn. Who is winning, and how many spaces does he need to

win the game?





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Problem 31

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Ann is making a costume for her granddaughter to wear for Halloween. She bought 66 inches of blue material that costs $2.84 a yard. Ann also

found 42 inches of silver material that costs $3.92 a yard. How much will Ann spend at the

store?





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Problem 32

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Ann is making a costume for her granddaughter to wear for Halloween. She bought 66 inches of blue material that costs $2.84 a yard. Ann also

found 42 inches of silver material that costs $3.92 a yard. Ann also has a coupon that she can take $5 off of any purchase over $20. How much change will Ann get if she hands the cashier two

twenty dollar bills?





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Leslie went shopping and bought two shirts that cost a total of $24.00. She also bought a pair of

pants that cost 2 78 times as much as one shirt.

The shoes Leslie bought cost 3 25times as much as

one shirt. How much more did Leslie’s shoes cost than her pants?





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Leslie went shopping and bought two shirts that cost a total of $25.00. She also bought a pair of

pants that cost 2 910 times as much as one shirt.

The shoes Leslie bought cost 3 25times as much as

one shirt. Leslie earns a $5 coupon for every $25 she spends. How much money did Leslie spend,

and how many coupons should she receive?





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My family is planning a vacation to Disney World next summer. It is about 1,218 miles from my

house to Orlando, Florida. My new Toyota can go 42 miles on a gallon of gas. If gas costs $3.48 a gallon, how much will it cost for me to drive to

Disney and back?





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Problem 34

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My family is planning a vacation to Disney World next summer. It is about 1,218 miles from my

house to Orlando, Florida. My new Toyota can go 42 miles on a gallon of gas, and the tank holds 15

gallons. If gas costs $3.48 a gallon, how much will it cost for me to drive to Disney and back?

How many times do I need to fill up my tank for the trip?





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At the grocery store, salted peanuts in the shell cost 29¢ per ounce. Is $5.00 enough money to

buy 1 pound of peanuts? If it is, how much money will be left over?





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At the grocery store, salted peanuts in the shell cost 29¢ per ounce and cashews cost 32¢ per

ounce. Is $10.00 enough money to buy 1 pound of peanuts and 1 pound of cashews? If it is, how

much money will be left over?





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Each drawer in Clayton’s dresser is 3 feet long and 1.5 feet wide. Each of the drawers is also 14

inches deep. What is the total volume of Clayton’s dresser if it has 4 drawers?





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Each of the four drawers in Clayton’s dresser is 3 feet long and 1.5 feet wide. Each of the drawers

is also 14 inches deep. Clayton also has a nightstand with two drawers that are half the

length, half the width, and half the depth of his dresser drawers. What is the total volume of

Clayton’s dresser and nightstand?





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