Sum, Difference & Multiple (2)( Week 37 Evaluation) 1. The sum of two numbers is 660. The larger number is 15 less than 4 times the smaller number. What is the larger number? 2. The cost of 4 science books plus 6 history books is $4.00 more than the cost of 6 science books plus 4 history books. A history book costs $21.46. What is the cost of a science book? 3. The length of a rectangle is 3 times its width. If its perimeter is 400 inches, what is the length (in inches)? 4. Morgan, Martha and Sofia brought cookies to a party. Morgan brought 4 times as many as Martha. Sofia brought 6 times as many as Martha. How many cookies in total brought by the three if Martha brought 6 cookies? 5. Julia, Jane, and Jennifer brought candies to a party. Julia brought 5 times as many as Jane. Jennifer brought 6 times as many as Jane. How many candies did Julia bring if the total number of candies brought by all three was 48? 6. Susan and her sister had a total of 82 stamps together. After Susan gave her sister 8 stamps, Susan still had 6 more stamps than her sister had. How many stamps did Susan have at the beginning? 7. The weight of the bananas in boxes A and B is 56 kg altogether. If 20 kg of bananas were moved from box A and added to box B, the bananas in box A would still be 2 kg heavier than that of in box B. What is the weight of bananas in box A (in kg)? 8. Kevin earned $10 more than 3 times of what his brother earned. If the total amount they earned was $370, how much money did Kevin earn (in dollars)? 9. A whole number (dividend) is divisible by another whole number (divisor). The dividend is 204 more than the divisor. The quotient is 5. What is the dividend? 10. Jennifer had a pile of quarters and dimes with a total of $3.00. If there were quarters twice as many as dimes, how many quarters does Jennifer have? |