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HOMEWORK (2/14-2/18)

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20 questions
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Estimate. (Remember, round first then multiply.)

56 x 7 = _______

83 x 9 = _______

6 x 54 = _______

8 x 62 = _______

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My libary has 38 shelves. Each shelf holds 8 books. How many books can my library have in it if every shelf is filled?

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Fourth graders at Cardinal Elementary are collected hats to donate to the community. Each of the 74 students collected 9 hats. The teachers donated 14 more hats. How many total hats did Cardinal Elementary donate?

HINT: This is a two-step problem.

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Mrs. Murgas has 18 students in her math 1st block and 19 students in her math 2nd block. She teaches a total of 62 students. How many students does she have in her math 3rd block?

HINT: This is a two-step problem!

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Sue got on the elevator at ground level. The elevator went up 15 floors, down 3 floors, up 5 floors, down 4 floors, and down 2 more floors. What floor is Sue on?

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Samantha is planning her birthday party. 17 of her friends are coming to the party. She wants to give each friend a candy bar. The candy bars are sold in packs of 4. What is the minimum number of packs she needs to buy so each friend gets one candy bar? _______
How many are left over? _______
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The list shows the number of trees Isaiah planted in 3 years.

•He planted 521 trees in the 1st year
•He planted 387 trees in the 2nd year
•He planted 438 trees in the 3rd year

Isaiah wants to plant a total of 2,000 trees. How many more trees does Isaiah need to plant?

HINT: This is a two-step problem!

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Mitsu will be randomly assigned to a seat on an airplane. There are a total of 50 seats on the plane. Of these seats, 16 are aisle seats, and the rest are window seats. What fraction represents the probability that Mitsu will be assigned to a window seat?

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The students who are going on the field trip are taking vans. There are 34 students plus the 3 teachers. Not including the driver, each van can take 8 passengers. What is the minimum number of vans that need to go? _______
How many seats will be empty? _______
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Round to the nearest hundred. 56,789 _______
Round to the nearest ten thousand. 1,345,321 _______
Round to the nearest million. 40,945,386 _______
Round to the nearest hundred thousand. 631,989 _______
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Round to the nearest whole number.

64.5 _______
143.356 _______
6.98 _______
0.876 _______
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Convert from a mixed number to an improper fraction.

3 1/3 _______
6 2/5 _______
8 4/7 _______
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Convert from an improper fraction to a mixed number.

82/9 _______
47/5 _______
41/6 _______
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Order from GREATEST to LEAST.


First _______
Second _______
Third _______
Fourth _______
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Write the following numbers in order from GREATEST to LEAST.

12.6, 1.264, 126, 12.7, 1.26

First _______
Second _______
Third _______
Fourth _______
Fifth _______
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Select ALL of the statements that are true.

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Use near facts to help you divide.

54 ÷ 5 = _______ R _______

39 ÷ 6 = _______ R _______

78 ÷ 9 = _______ R _______

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What is the VALUE of the underlined digit?

1.678

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Write the number that has the following:
  • 3 thousands
  • 7 hundredths
  • 2 tens
  • 6 thousandths
  • 0 ones
  • 1 tenth
  • 8 hundreds

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Write in standard (number) form.

40,000,000 + 600,000 + 30,000 + 900 + 70