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    Algebra1 Equations Two Word

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    This document contains 10 word problems involving math concepts like addition, subtraction, and word word problems. The problems provide numerical calculations to solve for unknown values like the number of students on a bus, cost of individual items, total number of items before and after changes, and determining the smallest number in a sequence.

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    Algebra1 Equations Two Word

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    This document contains 10 word problems involving math concepts like addition, subtraction, and word word problems. The problems provide numerical calculations to solve for unknown values like the number of students on a bus, cost of individual items, total number of items before and after changes, and determining the smallest number in a sequence.

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    This document contains 10 word problems involving math concepts like addition, subtraction, and word word problems. The problems provide numerical calculations to solve for unknown values like the number of students on a bus, cost of individual items, total number of items before and after changes, and determining the smallest number in a sequence.

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    Algebra1 Equations Two Word

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    Shane Rogers
    This document contains 10 word problems involving math concepts like addition, subtraction, and word word problems. The problems provide numerical calculations to solve for unknown values like the number of students on a bus, cost of individual items, total number of items before and after changes, and determining the smallest number in a sequence.

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    Name : Score :

    Teacher : Date :

    Word Problems
    1 ) On Monday, four hundred six students went on a trip to the zoo. All seven
    buses were filled and seven students had to travel in cars. How many students were
    in each bus ? _____________

    2 ) The sum of three consecutive even numbers is one hundred twenty - six.
    What is the smallest of the three numbers ? _____________

    3 ) Joan had one hundred seventy - seven dollars to spend on eight books. After
    buying them she had seventeen dollars. How much did each book cost ? _____________

    4 ) Oceanside Bike Rental Shop charges twelve dollars plus seven dollars an
    hour for renting a bike. Mary paid seventy - five dollars to rent a bike. How many
    hours did she pay to have the bike checked out ? _____________

    5 ) Dan bought a soft drink for three dollars and eight candy bars. He spent
    a total of twenty - seven dollars. How much did each candy bar cost ? _____________

    6 ) Keith bought five new baseball trading cards to add to his collection. The next
    day his dog ate half of his collection. There are now only thirty - three cards left.
    How many cards did Keith start with ? _____________

    7 ) Dan sold half of his comic books and then bought eight more. He now has
    fourteen. How many did he begin with ? _____________

    8 ) Mary spent half of her allowance going to the movies. She washed the family
    car and earned nine dollars. What is her weekly allowance if she ended with
    eleven dollars ? _____________

    9 ) The sum of three consecutive numbers is one hundred twenty .


    What is the smallest of the three numbers ? _____________

    10 ) The sum of three consecutive odd numbers is eighty - one.


    What is the smallest of the three numbers ? _____________

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    Name : Score :
    Teacher : Date :

    Word Problems
    1 ) On Monday, four hundred six students went on a trip to the zoo. All seven
    buses were filled and seven students had to travel in cars. How many students were
    57 students
    _____________
    in each bus ?

    2 ) The sum of three consecutive even numbers is one hundred twenty - six.
    What is the smallest of the three numbers ? 40
    _____________

    3 ) Joan had one hundred seventy - seven dollars to spend on eight books. After
    buying them she had seventeen dollars. How much did each book cost ? 20 dollars
    _____________

    4 ) Oceanside Bike Rental Shop charges twelve dollars plus seven dollars an
    hour for renting a bike. Mary paid seventy - five dollars to rent a bike. How many
    9 hours
    _____________
    hours did she pay to have the bike checked out ?

    5 ) Dan bought a soft drink for three dollars and eight candy bars. He spent
    a total of twenty - seven dollars. How much did each candy bar cost ? 3 dollars
    _____________

    6 ) Keith bought five new baseball trading cards to add to his collection. The next
    day his dog ate half of his collection. There are now only thirty - three cards left.
    61 cards
    _____________
    How many cards did Keith start with ?

    7 ) Dan sold half of his comic books and then bought eight more. He now has
    fourteen. How many did he begin with ? 12 comic books
    _____________

    8 ) Mary spent half of her allowance going to the movies. She washed the family
    car and earned nine dollars. What is her weekly allowance if she ended with
    4 dollars
    _____________
    eleven dollars ?

    9 ) The sum of three consecutive numbers is one hundred twenty .


    What is the smallest of the three numbers ? 39
    _____________

    10 ) The sum of three consecutive odd numbers is eighty - one.


    What is the smallest of the three numbers ? 25
    _____________

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