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Word Problems (1 Step)
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What this worksheet covers
- Worksheet
- Word Problems (Basic)
Scenes finding a cost, an amount remaining or an amount for one are expressed as a single expression joining two operations, in these Word Problems. Combinations such as putting together then dividing, leaving some then multiplying, and multiplying then subtracting are prepared, one for each scene.
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When the part to be found first is an addition or a subtraction, it has to be either wrapped in parentheses or written with the multiplication distributed over both terms. Anything else lets multiplication and division act first and the value slips, so check whether the figure obtained by working the expression exactly as written matches the answer the scene wants.
Rules of Calculation (Expressions) supplied the expressions already written. Here the labor of reading a scene and making the expression is added. In Word Problems (Application) that expression breaks into two tiers.
- Addition and Division2 questions
- Multiplication and Subtraction1 question
- Multiplication and Subtraction (Difference)1 question
- Subtraction and Multiplication1 question
- Subtraction and Division1 question
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Problems and answers on this worksheet
These are the problems in “Mixed Calculations with Decimals”, shown with their answers.
(1)There are 5.4kg and 2.6kg of salt. If you divide the total equally among 4 bags, how many kg does 1 bag weigh? Answer □
Answer: 2kg
(2)There are 4.2kg and 1.8kg of oil. If you divide the total equally among 5 bags, how many kg does 1 bag weigh? Answer □
Answer: 1.2kg
(3)There is 4kg of sugar. You use 0.6kg each 1 time and do this 4 times. How many kg is left? Answer □
Answer: 1.6kg
(4)There is some lumber that weighs 1.2kg per 1m. What is the difference in weight between 5 m and 2 m of it, in how many kg? Answer □
Answer: 3.6kg
(5)There is 1 book weighing 1.5kg, and 1 notebook weighing 0.7kg. If you gather 6 of each, what is the difference in weight, in how many kg? Answer □
Answer: 4.8kg
(6)There is 2.8kg of sugar. After using 0.8kg, the rest is divided equally into 4 bags. 1 bag is how many kg? Answer □
Answer: 0.5kg
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