Write and solve an equation to represent the situation. (write an addition equation) Anthony and Antonio have 245.5 minutes of downloaded music together.

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Write and solve an equation to represent the situation. (write an addition equation) Anthony and Antonio have minutes of downloaded music together. If Anthony has 132 minutes of the music, how much of the downloaded music is Antonio’s? 1.Write an equation. 2.Solve it.

Write and solve an equation to represent the situation. (write an addition equation) A male gorilla weighs pounds. This is pounds more than the weight of the average female. Write an equation to find the weight of the average female. 1.Write an equation. 2.Solve it.

Write and solve an equation to represent the situation. (write an addition equation) The table shows the lengths of lizards at the pet store. The iguana is 7.4 inches longer than the frilled lizard. Write and solve an equation to find the length of the frilled lizard. 1.Write an equation 2.Solve it. LizardLength Bearded Dragon15.4 inches Iguana22.2 inches Frilled Lizard?

Write and solve an equation to represent the situation. (write a subtraction equation) Petula’s cat weighs 10.4 pounds. This is 24.4 pounds less than Chase’s dog. Write an equation to find the weight of Chases dog. 1.Write an equation. 2.Solve it.

Write and solve an equation to represent the situation. (write a subtraction equation) The youngest astronaut to travel to space was 25 years old. This is 52 years less than the oldest person to travel into space. How old was the oldest person to travel to space? 1.Write an equation. 2.Solve it.

Write and solve an equation to represent the situation. (write a multiplication equation) Audrey and Julia decided to walk to the South Pole. Their journey was 754 miles. Their trip took 58 days. Supposing that they traveled the same distance each day, how many miles did they walk per day? 1.Write an equation. 2.Solve it.

Write and solve an equation to represent the situation. (write a multiplication equation) The Romano family drove 1,764 miles across the United States on their vacation. If they drove for a total of 28 hours, what was their average speed per hour? 1.Write an equation. 2.Solve it.

Write and solve an equation to represent the situation. (write a multiplication equation) The table shows the cost of snacks at a football game. If Eric spent $31.50 on popcorn, how many bags of popcorn did he buy? 1.Write an equation. 2.Solve it. ItemCost Nachos$3.00 Popcorn (bag)$1.50 Water (bottle)$2.00

Write and solve an equation to represent the situation. (write a division equation – we did this one in class together) The weight of an object on the moon is one-sixth of its weight on earth. If an object weighs 35 pounds on the moon, what is its weight on earth? 1.Write an equation. 2.Solve it.

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