Word Problems

Ashley has 14 dimes in her pocket. Nathan has 3 more than half as many dimes as Ashley. Which expression will represent the dimes in Nathan's pocket?

Ellen and Susan are playing a game called Thinking of Two numbers. Susan begins with her two numbers. Their product is 27. When you divide the larger by the smaller, the quotient is 3. What are Susan's two numbers?

Callie took 46 pictures from her vacation which she wanted to put into a scrapbook. If 6 pictures fill up a page in her book, how many pages will she completely fill, will there be any pictures remaining?

Elizabeth had 32 pictures of her vacation. 2 weeks later, she added 42 more. By the end of her vacation, she had 94 pictures. She used this equation to find out how many pictures (p) she had taken during her vacation. 32+42+p=9 What should replace p?

Jill and Rebecca have 2 sandwiches each and a bag of chips for lunch each day. They eat the same thing for 5 days. How many sandwiches and chips will they both have eaten at the end of the 5 days?

Shawn is thinking of a number in his head. If he subtracts 8 from the number and divides the resulting number by 3, he gets 12. What was Shawn's original number?

Juan can run 38 yards in 5 seconds. If he keeps the same pace, how many yards can he run in 30 seconds?

Phoebe has a collection of 120 coins. Phoebe knows that she has 22 dimes and 48 nickels, and the rest are quarters. Which equation can be used to find the number of quarters (q) Phoebe has?

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