Question

@light.bright @TaylerMarieMaloley

Answer 1

Where's the problem?

Answer 2

here ok

Answer 3

yes

Answer 4

Which steps could be used to solve this story problem?

Billy had 20 rubber balls and 12 plastic balls. He shared the balls equally among 4 friends.

How many more rubber balls did each friend get than plastic balls?

A.
Subtract 12 from 16. Then multiply the difference by 4.

B.
Divide 20 by 4. Divide 12 by 4. Then find the difference between the two quotients.

C.
Multiply 20 by 4. Multiply 12 by 4. Then find the difference between the two products.

D.
Subtract 4 from 20. Subtract 4 from 12. Then add the differences together.

Answer 5

what do u think it is

Answer 6

With 20 rubber balls divided among 4 friends, how many are you going to give to each friend?

Answer 7

5

Answer 8

i go with b

Answer 9

O.K, now how many of the 12 plastic will each of the 4 friends get.

Answer 10

3

Answer 11

B is the way I would go.

Answer 12

Which steps could be used to solve this story problem?

Blake took flyers to the shopping center to advertise his car wash event. By the time he arrived 14 of the flyers had blown away. He ended up putting 50 flyers on blue cars, 26 flyers on white cars, and 32 flyers on silver cars.

How many flyers did Blake start with?

A.
Add 50 + 26 + 32. Then subtract 14 from that sum.

B.
Add 50 + 26 + 32. Then add 14 to that sum.

C.
Subtract 14 from 50. Then add 26 to the difference.

D.
Subtract 26 from 50. Then subtract 14 from the difference

Answer 13

is this one D

Answer 14

D that method would say 50 -26 = 24 and then subtract 14 from that would be 10. Does that sound like the amount he started with......10!!

Answer 15

so the answer is D

Answer 16

OK I have another one

Answer 17

can u help

Answer 18

Which describes the steps that can be used to solve this problem?

Kenny bought 4 tickets to the baseball game. Each ticket cost $3. He gave the cashier $20.

How much change would Kenny get?

A.
Calculate the amount of money that 4 tickets cost.
Multiply that number by the amount of money Kenny gave the cashier.

B.
Calculate how much one ticket costs.
Multiply that number by the amount of money Kenny gave the cashier.

C.
Calculate the amount of money that 4 tickets cost.
Divide that number by the amount of money Kenny gave the cashier.

D.
Calculate the amount of money that 4 tickets cost.
Subtract that amount from the amount of money Kenny gave the cashier.

Answer 19

Do you really think he could start with 10 and lose 14 and put all those left on the cars? Focus ...

Answer 20

no

Answer 21

so its not D

Answer 22

Obviously it is not D. We are back to the flyers problem!

Answer 23

ok

Answer 24

but really i think its B

Answer 25

I hope you are not just guessing, because B seems reasonable.

Answer 26

On that last one, you better figure that one out, or never go to the mall.

Answer 27

what do u mean u netter

Answer 28

i mean u better

Answer 29

I mean you need to know when you get back the correct change lol! You don't want to be taken advantage of, do you??

Answer 30

no not at all hahaha

Answer 31

Then what is your choice for that one?

Answer 32

A?

Answer 33

right?

Answer 34

ok i'm confuse which question are we on lost here ?

Answer 35

take long to write must be long

Answer 36

Lets do what A. says and see if you get back the correct change.
4 times cost of tickets is 4 X $3 = $12
Now multiply $12 by $20 giving you $240. is that what you expect to get?
4 tickets and $240 in change for you 20 bucks.........

Answer 37

right

Answer 38

You might like that, but you will wait a long time for that much change lol.

Answer 39

right

Answer 40

A is not a viable choice.

Answer 41

so

Answer 42

I am waiting for your correct answer.

Answer 43

i got C and i'm not guess you have to find out the change

Answer 44

this time am i right

Answer 45

sir......

Answer 46

is it C

Answer 47

Which describes the steps that can be used to solve this problem?

Kenny bought 4 tickets to the baseball game. Each ticket cost $3. He gave the cashier $20.

How much change would Kenny get?

A.
Calculate the amount of money that 4 tickets cost.
Multiply that number by the amount of money Kenny gave the cashier.

B.
Calculate how much one ticket costs.
Multiply that number by the amount of money Kenny gave the cashier.

C.
Calculate the amount of money that 4 tickets cost.
Divide that number by the amount of money Kenny gave the cashier.

D.
Calculate the amount of money that 4 tickets cost.
Subtract that amount from the amount of money Kenny gave the cashier.

Are we looking at the same problem????

Answer 48

yes what r u looking at

Answer 49

I just posted it again, it is just above your last post

Answer 50

ok so was i right when i said that its C

Answer 51

I think you need to read all of the choices and pick the one that gives you the correct change.

Do you know what your change should be?

Answer 52

yes i pick all so is it D i tried i just dont get it is it D

Answer 53

is it D

Answer 54

Here is what D is saying calculate what the 4 tickets cost......that would be 4 times $3 or $12.00 Now subtract that from what Kenny gave the cashier. He gave him $20.00 so $20.00-$12.00 = $8.00 Is that what you expect to get back in change?

Answer 55

ok is it D or not

Answer 56

yes D is right

Answer 57

I gotta run. Good luck with your studies.
You should know if $8.00 is the correct change or not, if it is the right amount then it is D.

Answer 58

wait i have 1 more please stay