Dominic King- Dec. 28. 2020. Word Problems

Josh has $70. He is going to the supermarket to buy baking supplies.

If he buys 2 cupcake pans, 2 packages of baking cups and 3 jars of coloured sugar,

How much did he spend?
How much did he have left?

. 2. In my pocket, I have two $50 bills, three $20 bills and seven 10 cents. How much money do I have?

3. During field day the 1st place winner threw the baseball 116 feet, which was 37 more feet than the 2nd place winner. How far did the 2nd place winner throw the baseball?

4. In my bag, there is $520. I will spend three-fifths of it on my cousin's birthday gift. a. How much money will I spend? b. How much money will remain?

5. Kelly is paid for each hour she works. If she is paid $5. 10 per hour, how much will she earn after working 7 hours?

5b. On weekends she earns twice as much per hour.

How much will she earn on Saturday after working for 2 hours?

6. A shipment contains 14 boxes of dolls. Each box contains 12 dolls. a. How many dolls are there in all? b. The dolls are shared equally among 4 stores. How many dolls will each store get?

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