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Word Problem With Multiple Decimal Operations: Problem Type 2 Online Quiz
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Q 1 - Moshe pays for his new car in 36 monthly payments. If his car costs $20,975.64, and he makes a down payment of $1000, how much will Moshe pay each month?
Answer : C
Explanation
Step 1:
Cost of car = $20,975.64; Down payment = $1000
Number of months = 36
Step 2:
Each monthly instalment = ($20,975.64 − $1000)/36
= 19, 975.64/36 = $554.88
Q 2 - Sasha paid $30 to buy 7 hot dogs and got back change of $4.17. How much did each hot dog cost?
Answer : A
Explanation
Step 1:
Cost of 7 hot dogs = $30 – $4.17 = $25.83
Step 2:
Cost of each hot dog = 25.83/7 = $3.69
Q 3 - Nora split a rope that was 67.7 inches into 5 equal parts and a leftover 4.2-inch piece. What is the length of each part?
Answer : B
Explanation
Step 1:
Total length of the rope parts = 67.7 – 4.2 = 63.5
Number of parts = 5
Step 2:
Length of each part = 63.5/5 = 12.7 inches
Q 4 - A store owner has 53 lbs. of candy. If he puts the candy into 7 jars equally and has leftover 4.7 lbs. of candy, how much candy will each jar contain?
Answer : D
Explanation
Step 1:
Amount of candy in 7 jars = 53 – 4.7 = 48.3 lbs.
Step 2:
Amount of candy in 1 jar = 48.3/7 = 6.9 lbs.
Q 5 - Ms. Serena charges her students $30 per hour plus a recital fees of $45. Each lesson is an hour. How many lessons did the student take if she pays $225?
Answer : A
Explanation
Step 1:
Amount charged for classes = $225 − $45 = $180
Amount charged per class = $30
Step 2:
Number of classes = 180/30 = 6
Q 6 - If the division of p by 13.2 gives a quotient of 9.8 and remainder 8, find p.
Answer : A
Explanation
Step 1:
p/13.2 = 9.8 R 8
Step 2:
p = 9.8 × 13.2 + 8 = 129.36 + 8 = 137.36
Q 7 - A papaya is 0.5 Kg heavier than 1/3th the weight of a water melon. If the watermelon has a weight of 5.1 kg, what is the weight of the papaya?
Answer : B
Explanation
Step 1:
Weight of water melon = 5.1 Kg
Step 2:
Weight of papaya = 1/3 × 5.1 + 0.5 = 1.7 + 0.5 = 2.2 Kg
Q 8 - Jack bought 9.75 kg of sugar. He poured the sugar equally into 5 bottles. There was 0.45 kg of sugar left over. What was the weight of sugar in 1 bottle?
Answer : D
Explanation
Step 1:
Amount of sugar in 5 bottles = 9.75 – 0.45 = 9.3 Kg
Step 2:
Weight of one sugar bottle = 9.3/5 = 1.86 Kg
Q 9 - A carton containing 12 tins of powdered milk weighs 8.7 kg including its own weight of 0.3 kg. What is the weight of each tin of powdered milk?
Answer : C
Explanation
Step 1:
Weight of the 12 tins of milk powder = 8.7 – 0.3 = 8.4 Kg
Step 2:
Weight of 1 tin of milk powder = 8.4/12 = 0.700 Kg
Q 10 - Mike bought 5 CDs that were each the same price including tax. He paid a total of $63.75. Each CD had a tax of $0.30. What was the price of each CD before tax?
Answer : A
Explanation
Step 1:
Cost of 5 CDs including tax = $63.75
Cost of 1 CD including tax = 63.75/5 = $12.75
Tax on each CD = $0.30
Step 2:
Cost of 1 CD before tax = $12.75 − $0.30 = $12.45