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DAILY PRACTICE

Two-Part Problems

Each problem has two parts. You'll need the answer to Part 1 to answer Part 2.

• 1 PART 1 Suppose that there are 48 balloons in a bag. If you buy 10 bags, how many balloons will you have?

  PART 2 There are 37 people coming to your party. How many balloons can each person have?

• 2 PART 1 A factory made 1,800 yellow duck buttons. They put 4 buttons on each card. How many cards were filled?

  PART 2 The factory put 24 cards in each box. How many boxes were filled?

• 3 PART 1 You and 8 friends wash 57 cars. Suppose that you charge $12 per car. How much money will you earn?

  PART 2 If you share equally what you earn with your 8 friends, how much money will each person get?

Ongoing Review

• 4 4 3 8 + 7 5 6 4 , and 3 eighths , plus 7 , and 5 sixths =

  • A 11 5 24 11 , and 5 twenty fourths

  • B 11 8 14 11 , and 8 fourteenths

  • C 12 5 24 12 , and 5 twenty fourths

  • D 12 8 24 12 , and 8 twenty fourths

NOTE

Students use multiplication and division to solve word problems, some of which have remainders.

MWI Multiplication Strategies; Remainders: Answering the Question Asked

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