Jaidan Jones - Summer Classes

Jaidan Jones - Summer Classes - Week 1

Unitary Method

Important Steps:

* Divide

* Multiply

Example:

Four pokemon cards together are worth $48. How much are 7 cards worth?

Step 1: 48 ÷ 4 = 12

Step 2: 12 x 7 = $84

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1. A website charges a fixed amount for each song download. You can download six songs for $4.68, then

a. How much would it cost to download one song?

b. How much would it cost to download ten songs?

2. Five devices together cost $5680.50.

a. What would be the cost of one device?

b. How much would I pay for 9 devices?

3. Find the cost of 16 books if 7 books cost $63.

4. Carl is paid $60.12 after working for 6 hours. Calculate how much he would make after working 8 hours.

5. In 5 hours, a car has driven 340 miles. At this rate, how far would it go in 17 hours?

6. The cost of 2 chairs is $72.80.

a. Find the cost of 1 chair.

b. Find the cost of 12 chairs.

7. Nine toys together cost $450. How much would a person pay for 15 of these chairs?

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3 of these chairs together cost $720. How much would I pay for:

a. 1 chair

b. 5 chairs

Jaidan can buy 5 rackets for $240. How much would he pay for 8 rackets?

2 vintage chess sets together cost $538. How much would 5 chess sets cost?

The games bundle above shows 3 games which together cost $575.

How much would Cairo pay for 2 of these games?

Jaidan wants to buy these limited edition controllers that cost $484.64. His mother says he can only have 3 of them. How much money does Jaidan need?

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