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Albert drove 923 miles on Friday. Jane drove 507 miles on Tuesday. How many miles did Albert and Jane drive in total?
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Michael and Jane want to share the cost of buying a game. The game costs $60. How much should each pay?
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Brad has 132 pennies. How many piles of six pennies each can be made?
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sixty-four thousand, one hundred thirty-eight
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In Math 101, twenty-nine students are in class today. However, that does not include 6 students who are absent. How many total students are in Math 101?
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Round to the nearest whole number:
7.3
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seventy thousand, sixty
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Fill in with >, <, or =
0.78 _______ 0.87
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Every four at bats Michael will get 1 hit. How many hits will Michael get after 184 at bats?
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Jane has 60 pennies. How many piles of four pennies each can be made?
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Write 0.8 as a fraction with a denominator of 10
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down 14.
Round 19,686 to the nearest thousands place.
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Jill practices the piano for three hours during every practice session. Jill has 5 practice sessions each week. During a 29 week period, how many hours will Jill practice the piano?
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Bill delivers 396 newspapers in 11 weeks. If Bill delivers the same number of newspapers each day, how many newspapers does he deliver each week.
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Fill in with >, <, or =
94616 _______ twenty-four thousand, nine hundred thirteen
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In Math 101, twenty-seven students are in class today. However, that does not include 5 students who are absent. How many total students are in Math 101?
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down 26.
Jill is the manager at a plant which produces sneakers. The plant can make 2,006 sneakers per week. How many weeks will it take to produce 58,174 sneakers?
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down 27.
3 × ______ = 24
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down 29.
36 ÷ 9 = ______
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across 2.
______ × 10 = 30
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across 4.
66 ÷ 11 = ______
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across 5.
A crate of bananas weighs 190 pounds. A crate of oranges weighs 125 pounds. How many pounds do both crates weigh?
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across 29.
forty-eight thousand, two hundred sixty-four
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across 35.
Fill in with >, <, or =
14 + (14 + 5) _______ 4 + (11 + 18)
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across 41.
The new theater has a capacity of 570 people. The theater has 30 rows of seats. How many seats are on each row?
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across 43.
one thousand, thirty-two
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across 44.
The newspaper reported that two hundred seventy-five people went to the mall on Saturday. The same number of people went to the mall on Sunday. How many people went to the mall for the entire weekend?
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across 45.
A Math book has 231 pages. If Michael has finished reading 78 pages, how many more pages are left to read?
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across 51.
Round to the nearest whole number:
9.06
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