Name: Class: Date: Practice 4B Solving Word Problems Parent's signature: a 1.4 similar pencils cost $1.80. Find the cost of 14 such pencils. 2. 100 g of ham cost $1.50 and 100 g of sausages cost $0.85 more. Lynn bought 1.2 kg of ham and 600 g of sausages. How much did she pay altogether? © 2017 Marshall Cavendish Education Pte Lid My Pals Are Here! Maths Homework * Primary 58 TTml 3. Regina had 30 m of ribbon. She gave 2.7 m of the ribbon to each of her 4 friends and used the rest to decorate some presents fora Party 70 cm of ribbon were needed to decorate each present. Find the Most number of presents she could decorate. 4. Aaron and Benny started saving at the same time. Each day, Aaron saved $1.20 and Benny saved $0.30 more than Aaron. If Benny saved $11.40 more than Aaron, how much would Aaron have saved? a 5. Khairi only has twenty-cent and fifty-cent coins in his coin bank. There are twice as many twenty-cent coins as fifty-cent coins. If all the coins add up to $17.10, how many twenty-cent coins are there in the coin bank? 12 My Pals Are Here! Maths Homework Primary 5B (© 2017 Marshall Cavendish Education Pte Lid6. The mass of a container with sugar was 5.81 kg. When 3 of the sugar was removed, its mass became 3.8 kg. What was the mass of the container when it was empty? 7. The total mass of a box and 3 similar tennis balls is 1.02 kg. When the number of tennis balls in the box is tripled, the total mass becomes 2.16 kg. Find the mass of the empty box. Give your answer in kilograms. (© 2017 Mashall Cavendish Education Pe id ‘My Pals Are Here! Maths Homework * Primary 58 138. Mandy saw the advertisement by Top Bakery. She wanted to buy 100 fruitcakes for her party. How much would Mandy have to pay altogether? Each fruitcake: $1.59 Buy 10 fruitcakes nd |} get 2 fruitcakes Free |) g 9. The admission fee for an exhibition was $8.50 for each adult and $3.50 for each pupil. A total of $5120 was collected. If 160 more pupils than adults visited the exhibition, how many pupils visited the exhibition? 14 MyPals Are Here! Maths Homework « Primary 5B {© 2017 Marshall Cavendish Education PettName: Class: Date: Challenging Practice A Parent's signature: a Tricia spent % of her allowance on a box of dark chocolate, 3 ona box of milk chocolate and the rest on a box of white chocolate. She spent $13.80 more on the box of dark chocolate than the box of white chocolate. How much was her allowance? Carl and his 5 siblings bought a present for their mother on Mother's Day. As the eldest brother, he paid t of the cost of the present. The rest of his siblings shared the balance equally. Each sibling paid $9.50 less than Carl. How much did the present cost? © 2017 Marshall Cavendish Education Pte Ltd My Pals Are Here! Maths Homework « Primary 5B 51 3. Wendy had 4 times as much money as Joel. She spent 7 of her Money and Joel spent ? of his money. The amount of money Wendy had left was $9.80 more than the amount of money Joel had left. (a) How much did Joel spend? (b) How much did Wendy have left? 4. The total mass of 4 packets of milk and 7 packets of apple juice is 2.38 kg. The total mass of 2 packets of milk and 3 packets of apple Juice is 1.1 kg. Find the mass of a packet of milk. Give your answer in kilograms. 16 MyPals Are Here! Maths Homework © Primary 5B, © 2017 marshall Cavendish Education Pte UdAt Coffee Club, Paul paid $24.50 for 2 cups of coffee and 2 cups of tea. The ratio of the cost of a cup of tea to the cost of a cup of coffee was 2 : 3. (a) How much did each cup of coffee cost? (b) How much would Paul have to pay for 2 cups of coffee and 1 cup of tea? 6. Acan of sardines is 0.16 kg heavier than a can of tuna. The mass of 6 cans of sardines is the same as the mass of 9 cans of tuna. (a) What is the mass of each can of tuna? {b) What is the mass of each can of sardines? ‘© 2017 Marshall Cavendish Education Pte Ltd ‘My Pals Are Here! Maths Homework * Primary 5B 77. Kerrie bought 5 pears and 5 mangoes. Abbas bought 8 pears ang 4 mangoes. They both paid the same amount of money. Each pegr cost $3.70 less than each mango. (a) What was the cost of each pear? (b) What was the cost of each mango? a 8. A cheeseburger cost 4 times as much as a fish burger. Chloe paid $46.15 for 9 cheeseburgers and 7 fish burgers. (a) What was the cost of a cheeseburger? (b) What was the cost of a fish burger? 18 MyPals Are Here! Maths Homework * Primary 5B © 2017 Marshall Cavendish Education Pte Lid a i