Nancy and Meagan are keeping track of the number of popsicles they eat in June and July.
-Nancy ate 15 popsicles in June.
-Meagan ate 10 popsicles in June.
-In July, Nancy is eating 2 popsicles a day.
-In July, Meagan is eating 3 popsicles a day.
By the end of which date will Nancy and Meagan’s total number of popsicles be equal?
Juliana and Jenny are keeping track of the number of water bottles they drank in August and September.
-Juliana drank 7 water bottles in August.
-Jenny drank 12 water bottles in August.
-In September, Juliana is drinking 4 water bottles a day.
-In September, Jenny is drinking 3 water bottles a day.
By the end of which date will Juliana and Jenny’s total number of water bottles be equal?
Create a table/chart to answer the following question:
Heather and Sylvia are keeping track of the number of cookies they eat in June and July.
-Heather ate 10 cookies in June.
-Sylvia ate 8 cookies in June.
-In July, Heather is eating 4 cookies a day.
-In July, Sylvia is eating 5 cookies a day.
By the end of which date will Heather and Sylvia’s total number of cookies be equal?
Create a table/chart to answer the following question:
Jennifer and Maria are keeping track of the number of otter pops they gave away in April and May.
-Jennifer gave away 25 Otter Pops in April.
-Maria gave away 15 Otter Pops in April.
-In May, Jennifer gave away 3 Otter Pops a day.
-In May, Maria gave away 5 Otter Pops a day.
By the end of which date will Jennifer and Maria’s total number of Otter Pops given away be equal?