Adding, Subtracting, Multiplying and Dividing Decimals

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This game is intended for Grade 6 Math

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Francis Leonille Catulay

Philippines

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Adding, Subtracting, Multiplying and Dividing Decimals


Froggy Jumps Adding, Subtracting, Multiplying and Dividing DecimalsVersion en ligne This game is intended for Grade 6 Math par Francis Leonille Catulay 1 Sarah buys 3 apples at $0.75 each and a loaf of bread for $2.50. She pays with a $10.00 bill. How much change does she receive? a $5.25 b $6.75 c $4.75 2 Mark earns $12.50 per hour. He worked 4.5 hours on Monday and 3 hours on Tuesday. He spent $15.75 on lunch. How much money does he have left from his earnings? a $85.50 b $75.25 c $78.00 3 A family buys 4 tickets to a movie at $10.50 each and 2 buckets of popcorn at $5.75 each. If the total cost is split evenly between 2 parents, how much does each parent pay? a $53.50 b $26.75 c $28.50 4 Jenny wants to buy a bicycle that costs $143.50. She has already saved $45.50. If she saves $12.25 a week, how many weeks will it take her to save the rest of the money? a 7 weeks b 9 weeks c 8 weeks 5 Tom bought 5 notebooks for $1.25 each and 3 pens for $0.85 each. He used a coupon for $5.00 off his entire purchase. What was his final total? a $3.80 b $8.80 c $4.25 6 A school is ordering new books. Each book costs $14.50. Shipping for the whole order is a flat rate of $8.75. If the school orders 12 books and pays with two $100 bills, how much change is returned? a $12.50 b $26.00 c $17.25 7 Lisa bought 2.5 pounds of grapes at $1.80 per pound and 1.5 pounds of bananas at $0.60 per pound. How much did she spend in total? a $4.50 b $5.40 c $6.20 8 Michael has $50.00. He buys a shirt for $22.45 and a pair of socks for $4.50. If the sales tax on the total purchase is $1.85, how much money does he have left? a $21.20 b $28.80 c $23.05 9 A pack of 6 bottles of water costs $3.90. A single bottle of water costs $0.85 if bought individually. How much do you save per bottle by buying the 6-pack instead of 6 single bottles? a $1.20 b $0.65 c $0.20 10 David makes $15.50 an hour at his job. On Saturday, he worked 6 hours. He then spent half of his earnings on a new video game. How much did the game cost? a $93.00 b $46.50 c $45.00 11 Elena is making a dress and bought 3.5 yards of fabric for $8.40 per yard. She also bought thread for $2.25. She handed the cashier two $20 bills. How much change did she get? a $31.65 b $9.45 c $8.35 12 A group of 4 friends went out for dinner. The food bill was $58.50, and they left a tip of $8.70. If they divided the total cost equally, how much did each person pay? a $16.80 b $14.62 c $17.50 13 John wants to buy a tablet for $199.50. He makes a down payment of $35.50 and agrees to pay the rest in 4 equal monthly installments. How much is each monthly installment? a $49.87 b $45.00 c $41.00 14 Samantha saves $5.25 every day from her allowance. After 14 days, she buys a toy for $28.50. How much money does she have left? a $73.50 b $45.00 c $38.25 15 A plumber charges a flat call-out fee of $45.50 plus $30.20 per hour of work. If the plumber worked for 2.5 hours at a house, what is the total bill? a $120.50 b $75.50 c $121.00 16 The price of gasoline is $3.40 per gallon. Peter puts 12.5 gallons in his car and buys a snack for $2.75 inside the station. How much does he pay altogether? a $45.25 b $42.50 c $46.00 17 A baker buys 15.5 kg of flour at $1.20 per kg and 5 kg of sugar at $2.15 per kg. He receives a discount of $4.50 on the total order. What is his final cost? a $29.35 b $24.85 c $33.85 18 Alice ran a lemonade stand. She spent $8.50 on lemons, $4.25 on sugar, and $3.15 on cups. She sold 45 cups of lemonade for $0.75 each. What was her total profit? a $33.75 b $15.90 c $17.85 19 A store sells premium coffee for $9.50 per bag. A customer buys 4 bags and uses a promotion that gives a discount of $1.25 off each bag. How much does the customer pay? a $31.50 b $34.00 c $33.00 20 Brian has $100.00. He pays his monthly phone bill of $45.60 and his internet bill of $29.85. With the remaining money, he wants to buy ice cream cones that cost $2.45 each. What is the maximum number of cones he can buy? a 10 b 11 c 9

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Adding, Subtracting, Multiplying and Dividing Decimals

Froggy Jumps

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Adding, Subtracting, Multiplying and Dividing DecimalsVersion en ligne

par Francis Leonille Catulay

Sarah buys 3 apples at $0.75 each and a loaf of bread for $2.50. She pays with a $10.00 bill. How much change does she receive?

Mark earns $12.50 per hour. He worked 4.5 hours on Monday and 3 hours on Tuesday. He spent $15.75 on lunch. How much money does he have left from his earnings?

A family buys 4 tickets to a movie at $10.50 each and 2 buckets of popcorn at $5.75 each. If the total cost is split evenly between 2 parents, how much does each parent pay?

Jenny wants to buy a bicycle that costs $143.50. She has already saved $45.50. If she saves $12.25 a week, how many weeks will it take her to save the rest of the money?

Tom bought 5 notebooks for $1.25 each and 3 pens for $0.85 each. He used a coupon for $5.00 off his entire purchase. What was his final total?

A school is ordering new books. Each book costs $14.50. Shipping for the whole order is a flat rate of $8.75. If the school orders 12 books and pays with two $100 bills, how much change is returned?

Lisa bought 2.5 pounds of grapes at $1.80 per pound and 1.5 pounds of bananas at $0.60 per pound. How much did she spend in total?

Michael has $50.00. He buys a shirt for $22.45 and a pair of socks for $4.50. If the sales tax on the total purchase is $1.85, how much money does he have left?

A pack of 6 bottles of water costs $3.90. A single bottle of water costs $0.85 if bought individually. How much do you save per bottle by buying the 6-pack instead of 6 single bottles?

David makes $15.50 an hour at his job. On Saturday, he worked 6 hours. He then spent half of his earnings on a new video game. How much did the game cost?

Elena is making a dress and bought 3.5 yards of fabric for $8.40 per yard. She also bought thread for $2.25. She handed the cashier two $20 bills. How much change did she get?

A group of 4 friends went out for dinner. The food bill was $58.50, and they left a tip of $8.70. If they divided the total cost equally, how much did each person pay?

John wants to buy a tablet for $199.50. He makes a down payment of $35.50 and agrees to pay the rest in 4 equal monthly installments. How much is each monthly installment?

Samantha saves $5.25 every day from her allowance. After 14 days, she buys a toy for $28.50. How much money does she have left?

A plumber charges a flat call-out fee of $45.50 plus $30.20 per hour of work. If the plumber worked for 2.5 hours at a house, what is the total bill?

The price of gasoline is $3.40 per gallon. Peter puts 12.5 gallons in his car and buys a snack for $2.75 inside the station. How much does he pay altogether?

A baker buys 15.5 kg of flour at $1.20 per kg and 5 kg of sugar at $2.15 per kg. He receives a discount of $4.50 on the total order. What is his final cost?

Alice ran a lemonade stand. She spent $8.50 on lemons, $4.25 on sugar, and $3.15 on cups. She sold 45 cups of lemonade for $0.75 each. What was her total profit?

A store sells premium coffee for $9.50 per bag. A customer buys 4 bags and uses a promotion that gives a discount of $1.25 off each bag. How much does the customer pay?

Brian has $100.00. He pays his monthly phone bill of $45.60 and his internet bill of $29.85. With the remaining money, he wants to buy ice cream cones that cost $2.45 each. What is the maximum number of cones he can buy?