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HELP PLEASE

Answer 1

@Bookworm14

Answer 2

14 questions

Answer 3

ok

Answer 4

Which question is being asked in this story problem?

Mary bought 3 bouquets of flowers on Monday. She paid $5 for each bouquet. On Friday she bought 1 more bouquet than on Monday. How much did Mary spend on bouquets on Friday?

A.
How many bouquets of flowers did Mary buy on Friday?

B.
What is the total amount of money Mary paid for flowers on Friday?

C.
How many more flowers did Mary buy on Friday than Monday?

D.
How much does one bouquet of flowers cost?

Answer 5

?

Answer 6

what do yo uthink it is

Answer 7

b

Answer 8

your correct

Answer 9

next

Answer 10

how about, you take a guess then i will tell you if u have the right answers ?

Answer 11

b

Answer 12

Which numbers are necessary to solve this problem?

Franklin brought 4 jump ropes to the park. Each jump rope can be used by 3 people at a time. Fifteen friends came to the park to jump rope. How many friends could play jump rope if all of Franklin's ropes were being used?

A.
4 jump ropes, 3 people

B.
3 people, 15 friends

C.
4 jump ropes, 15 friends

D.
4 jump ropes, 3 people, 15 friends

Answer 13

a?

Answer 14

I think d

Answer 15

Which numbers are necessary to solve this problem?

Franklin brought 4 jump ropes to the park. Each jump rope can be used by 3 people at a time. Fifteen friends came to the park to jump rope. How many friends could play jump rope if all of Franklin's ropes were being used?

A.
4 jump ropes, 3 people

B.
3 people, 15 friends

C.
4 jump ropes, 15 friends

D.
4 jump ropes, 3 people, 15 friends

Answer 16

wait wrong one

Answer 17

its ok

Answer 18

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 19

a

Answer 20

i think C

Answer 21

Which shows a correct plan to solve this problem?

Paige is putting together snack cups for 14 friends coming to her party. She puts 5 almonds and 6 raisins into each cup. How many raisins does Paige need?

A.
I just need to add the number of almonds and raisins.

B.
I just need to add 5 almonds and 4 raisins and add 14 to that sum.

C.
I just need to multiply the 6 raisins per cup by 14.

D.
I just need to add the 5 almonds and 4 raisins and then multiply the sum by 14.

Answer 22

c

Answer 23

c stands for correct :D

Answer 24

Which answer is the most reasonable estimation for this problem?

Randy has $800. The computer he wants to buy costs $1,325.25. About how much more does Randy need to save?


A.
about $300

B.
about $350

C.
about $400

D.
about $500

Answer 25

d

Answer 26

????

Answer 27

@Bookworm14

Answer 28

sry i was checking the mail, yes it is d

Answer 29

you sure

Answer 30

yes

Answer 31

brb , dnt panic ill be like 2 minutes gone

Answer 32

brb too

Answer 33

Use estimation to check the answer to this story problem.

Movie tickets are $12.75 each. A theater sold a total of 86 tickets. How much money did the theater take in selling movie tickets?

A student answered that the theater took in $109.65 selling tickets.

Which statement about the student's answer is correct?

A.
The answer should be about $110.00. The student's answer is close to the estimated answer.

B.
The answer should be about $1,170.00. The student's answer is not correct.

C.
The answer should be about $11,700.00. The student's answer is not correct.

D.
The answer should be about $12,000.00. The student's answer is not correct.

Answer 34

@Bookworm14 the question is ready

Answer 35

@Bookworm14 !!!!!

Answer 36

im here , chill out girly

Answer 37

what do u think it is

Answer 38

?

Answer 39

c

Answer 40

I got B

Answer 41

@Bookworm14 !!!!!

Answer 42

wait something wrong with my computer

Answer 43

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

Helena read 4 books per week for the first 3 weeks of her summer vacation. She read 2 books per week for the last 4 weeks. She also read 2 magazines each week. How many books did Helen read over summer vacation?

A.
Multiply 4 by 3. Then multiply 2 by 4. Add the two products.

B.
Add 3 and 4. Then add 2 and 4. Add the two sums.

C.
Multiply 3 × 4. Then add 4 to that product. Then subtract 2.

D.
Add 4 and 4. Then divide that sum by 2 and add 3 to the quotient.

Answer 44

your thoughts ?

Answer 45

b

Answer 46

yours?

Answer 47

A

Answer 48

is this a test ?

Answer 49

yea :+

Answer 50

plz dont stop

Answer 51

Fernando used the number sentence 322.79 + 217.44 = to solve this story problem.

A family kept track of the miles they travelled on a trip. They drove 322.79 miles the first day. They drove 217.44 miles the second day. How many miles did the family travel on the two days?

Which story problem could also be solved by using the number sentence 322.79 + 217.44 = ?

A.
A company used 322.79 pounds of plastic to make purses. They used 217.44 pounds of cloth. How much more plastic than cloth did the company use?

B.
A club had $322.79 in its account. It spent $217.44 on food and drinks for a party. How much money was in the club's account after the party?

C.
A company bought paint for a project. It used 322.79 gallons of the paint during the project. It had 217.44 gallons of paint left over. How many gallons of paint did the company buy for the project?

D.
Thomas used 322.79 feet of fencing to close in a field. He put 217.44 feet of fencing around his pool. How much more fencing did Thomas use for his field than for his pool?

Answer 52

what do u think the answer is ?

Answer 53

c

Answer 54

yes or in french its oui :)

Answer 55

Which explanation best describes how to solve this problem?

Tanya used 170 gold stars and 140 silver stars to decorate 10 cards. She put the same number of stars on each card. How many stars did Tanya put on each card?

A.
Add 170 and 140 together and subtract 10.

B.
Add 170 and 140 together and divide by 10.

C.
Divide 170 by 10 and add 140.

D.
Divide 140 by 10 and add 170.

Answer 56

a

Answer 57

i agree

Answer 58

Which strategy would not correctly solve this story problem?

It took Dennis twice as long to walk to the park as it did to walk to the store. He walked to the store in 15 minutes. He spent 5 more minutes walking to the library than to the store. How much time did Dennis spend walking?

A.
Work backward. Start with 5 minutes and add it to 15. Then add 15 more minutes to the sum to find the total time Dennis walked.

B.
Use logical reasoning. Dennis walked for 2 periods of 15 minutes, another period of 15 minutes, and 1 more period of 15 minutes plus 5 more minutes. So Dennis walked for 4 × 15 minutes plus 5 more minutes.

C.
Translate into a number sentence. 2 × 15 + 15 + 5 + 15 =

D.
Draw a diagram. Draw 2 lines and write 15 min above each line. Draw another line and write 15 min above it. Draw another line and write 15 + 5 above it. Add up all the amounts above the lines to find the total time Dennis walked.

Answer 59

well idk this one can you answer

Answer 60

@Bookworm14

Answer 61

hurry plz

Answer 62

give me just a second to figure it out, im trying to hurry brain only works so fast before it dies lol

Answer 63

i THINK its B

Answer 64

Rico wants to buy a shirt for $23.65 and a hat for $11.95. Rico wants to make sure he has enough money.

Which statement is correct?

A.
It is okay for Rico to round the prices to the nearest dollar and estimate.

B.
The only way for Rico to know if he has enough money is to add the exact prices.

Answer 65

i have to go plz hurry

Answer 66

B

Answer 67

The college library has 19,092 books. The public library has 2,916 books.

About how many more books does the college library have?
Give the answer to the nearest hundred.

A.
16,100

B.
16,200

C.
16,300

D.
16,400

Answer 68

hurry

Answer 69

!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Answer 70

A jeez dnt have to be rude about it

Answer 71

hurry

Answer 72

Which strategies can be used to solve this problem?
Choose all answers that are correct.

The car assembly line workers at a new factory painted 5,000 cars in its first year, 7,213 cars in its second year, and 8,201 cars during its third year. How many more cars did the workers paint in its first and second years together than in its third year?

A.
Draw a diagram. Draw three circles. In one write 5,000, in another write 7,213, and in the third write 8,201. Draw an x through the circle with 8,201 written in it. Circle the other two circles with a larger circle.

B.
Translate into a number sentence.
(5,000 + 7,213) – 8,201 =

C.
Work backward. Add 5,000 (cars painted first year) to 7,213 (cars painted in second year). Add 8,201 (cars painted in third year).

D.
Use logical reasoning. Combine the totals for cars painted in the first two years (5,000 + 7,213). Subtract 8,201 (cars painted in the third year) from the sum to get the answer.

Answer 73

plz

Answer 74

D

Answer 75

it says all

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c'mon

Answer 77

?

Answer 78

i need to go

Answer 79

k bye

Answer 80

no not yet

Answer 81

help it says choose all

Answer 82

woops im on it

Answer 83

Its D. and B.

Answer 84

Which strategies can be used to solve this problem?
Choose all answers that are correct.

Noelle earned some money over the summer. She charged $10 per hour to babysit, and $7.50 per hour to mow lawns. She babysat for 20 hours and mowed lawns for 12 hours. How much money did Noelle make?

A.
Use logical reasoning. Noelle babysat for 20 hours and charged $10 per hour, so multiply 20 by $10 to get $200. She mowed lawns for 12 hours at $7.50 per hour, so multiply $7.50 by 12 to get $90. Add $90 and $200 to figure out how much money Noelle made over the summer.

B.
Draw a diagram. Draw 20 tallies to represent how many hours Noelle babysat and 12 tallies to represent how many hours she mowed lawns. Divide both groups by 2 as she did 2 jobs over the summer.

C.
Work backward. Noelle babysat for 20 hours and mowed lawns for 12 hours, so add 12 to 20 to get 32 hours. Then add $10 and $7.50. Multiply the sum by 32 to get the amount she earned over the summer.

D.
Translate into a number sentence.
10 × 20 + 7.50 × 12 =

Answer 85

:O

Answer 86

:s

Answer 87

tell me

Answer 88

its A and D

Answer 89

how many more questions ?

Answer 90

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