Question

Which question is being asked in this story problem?

Timmy collects dinosaur action figures. His uncle gave him 3 dinosaurs for his birthday. Each dinosaur has 6 claws. Timmy's brother gave him 1 more dinosaur than his uncle did. How many dinosaur action figures did Timmy's brother give him?

A.
What is the total number of claws on Timmy's dinosaurs?

B.
How many claws were on the dinosaurs Timmy got from his uncle?

C.
What is the total number of dinosaurs Timmy got from his brother?

D.
How many dinosaur action figures does Timmy's brother have?

Answer 1

c

Answer 2

there is 13 more after this

Answer 3

Which numbers are necessary to solve this problem?

Joseph bought 5 pizzas for his party. Each pizza can feed 3 people. There were 12 people invited to his party. How many people could Joseph feed with the pizza?

A.
3 people, 12 people

B.
5 pizzas, 12 people

C.
5 pizzas, 3 people

D.
5 pizzas, 3 people, 12 people

Answer 4

What is the total number of dinosaurs Timmy got from his brother?

Answer 5

*sips water and spits out water* 13 more?!

Answer 6

yep this is hard can you at least help

Answer 7

Which numbers are necessary to solve this problem?

Joseph bought 5 pizzas for his party. Each pizza can feed 3 people. There were 12 people invited to his party. How many people could Joseph feed with the pizza?

A.
3 people, 12 people

B.
5 pizzas, 12 people

C.
5 pizzas, 3 people

D.
5 pizzas, 3 people, 12 people

Answer 8

ill try but quite busy...
this one is...is B because to find out how much he can fee its 5 x 3 = 15 so that means he can feed 3 extra people...is that right?

Answer 9

Which information is not necessary to solve this problem?

Bruce works for 8 hours a day. He is paid after every 5 days of work. He has been working at his job for 60 days. He makes $600 each pay check. How much does Bruce get paid each hour?

A.
Bruce works 8 hours a day.

B.
Bruce gets paid every 5 days.

C.
Bruce has been at his job for 60 days.

D.
Bruce makes $600 a paycheck.

Answer 10

i wil fan and medal

Answer 11

*will

Answer 12

the pizzas is b because youll have one pizza left over

Answer 13

ill help just give me a sec

Answer 14

ok

Answer 15

ill answer it

Answer 16

????

Answer 17

I would honestly say C...doesn't look needed.

Answer 18

so does a

Answer 19

and b

Answer 20

ahhhh witch one

Answer 21

well think a too

Answer 22

well also b ahhh idk

Answer 23

ok he cant make 600 an hour because he makes that in 60 days so this has to be a trick question

Answer 24

oh yea hes right...
600/5 = 120/8 = 15

Answer 25

Which shows a correct plan to solve this problem?

Amanda is putting together lunch bags for 10 students going on a field trip. She puts 6 apple slices and 3 orange slices into each bag. How many slices of fruit does Amanda need?

A.
I just need to add the apple slices and the orange slices.

B.
I just need to add the apple slices and the orange slices and then multiply by 10.

C.
I just need to add the apple slices and the orange slices and add 10 to that sum.

D.
I just need to multiply the apple slices and the orange slices and then multiply by 10.

Answer 26

he does not make 600 in 60 days.
he makes 600 in 5 days.

Answer 27

the correct answer for that job one is C.

Answer 28

the fourth one

Answer 29

the apple and oranges one

Answer 30

another trick question im gunaa say that its c

Answer 31

i dunno bout the fruit one honestly...i would just do this:
6 x 10 = 60
3 x 10 = 30
60 + 30 = 90...

Answer 32

but that makes no sense this problem says that she is makeing them for ten people why would you make us go so high on the number

Answer 33

Which answer is the most reasonable for this problem?

Nick has $900. He wants to buy a plane ticket that costs $1,098.80. About how much more money does Nick need to buy the ticket?

A.
about $100

B.
about $200

C.
about $300

D.
about $400

Answer 34

b

Answer 35

Use estimation to check the answer to this story problem.

Raffle tickets for a fundraiser are $15.25 each. The hockey team sold a total of 98 tickets. How much money was raised selling raffle tickets?

A student answered that the hockey team made $1,494.50 selling tickets.

Which statement about the student's answer is correct?

A.
The answer should be about $1,500. The student's answer is close to the estimated answer.

B.
The answer should be about $2,000. The student's answer is not correct.

C.
The answer should be about $10,000. The student's answer is not correct.

D.
The answer should be about $15,000. The student's answer is not correct.

Answer 36

a

Answer 37

Which set of steps could be used to solve this story problem?

A bakery made 5 loaves of raisin bread a day for 5 days. Then it made 3 loaves of raisin bread a day for 2 days. The bakery also made 4 dozen bagels. How many loaves of raisin bread did the bakery make?

Which steps could be used to solve this story problem?

A.
Add 5 and 3. Multiply the sum by 5.

B.
Add 5 and 3. Multiply the sum by 2.

C.
Multiply 5 times 5. Multiply 3 times 2. Add the two products.

D.
Multiply 5 times 5. Multiply 3 times 2. Add the products and then add 4.

Answer 38

hello???

Answer 39

sorry dozed off

Answer 40

Which set of steps could be used to solve this story problem?

A bakery made 5 loaves of raisin bread a day for 5 days. Then it made 3 loaves of raisin bread a day for 2 days. The bakery also made 4 dozen bagels. How many loaves of raisin bread did the bakery make?

Which steps could be used to solve this story problem?

A.
Add 5 and 3. Multiply the sum by 5.

B.
Add 5 and 3. Multiply the sum by 2.

C.
Multiply 5 times 5. Multiply 3 times 2. Add the two products.

D.
Multiply 5 times 5. Multiply 3 times 2. Add the products and then add 4.

Answer 41

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Answer 42

c

Answer 43

Izzy used the number sentence 987.22 + 876.32 = to solve this story problem.

The city was buying plants for the park. It spent $876.32. It had $987.22 left. How much money did the city have to begin with?

Which story problem could also be solved by using the number sentence 987.22 + 876.32 = ?

A.
The sports club had $987.22. It spent $876.32 on some new brochures. How much money did it have left?

B.
The trash collecting plant had 987.22 pounds of garbage. There were 876.32 pounds of the garbage that came from the nearby construction site. How many pounds of garbage did not come from the construction site?

C.
Donations in the first month of fund-raising by the orchestra were $987.22. The golf club held a fund-raiser and raised $876.32. How much more did the orchestra raise than the golf club?

D.
The members of the Outdoor Club spent $876.32 on some new camping equipment. They spent $987.22 on a charity event. How much money did they spend altogether?

Answer 44

yo!

Answer 45

hey!!!!!

Answer 46

ummmm idk really

Answer 47

Izzy used the number sentence 987.22 + 876.32 = to solve this story problem.

The city was buying plants for the park. It spent $876.32. It had $987.22 left. How much money did the city have to begin with?

Which story problem could also be solved by using the number sentence 987.22 + 876.32 = ?

A.
The sports club had $987.22. It spent $876.32 on some new brochures. How much money did it have left?

B.
The trash collecting plant had 987.22 pounds of garbage. There were 876.32 pounds of the garbage that came from the nearby construction site. How many pounds of garbage did not come from the construction site?

C.
Donations in the first month of fund-raising by the orchestra were $987.22. The golf club held a fund-raiser and raised $876.32. How much more did the orchestra raise than the golf club?

D.
The members of the Outdoor Club spent $876.32 on some new camping equipment. They spent $987.22 on a charity event. How much money did they spend altogether?

Answer 48

post it on the community board for every one to see

Answer 49

where

Answer 50

where is it at

Answer 51

the same palce you posted it before

Answer 52

no can you just help please

Answer 53

where is it at

Answer 54

ok ill try

Answer 55

a