Math Problem Solving Scenarios

This content presents a series of math problem-solving scenarios involving calculations related to seating capacity, pitcher-making, counting jelly beans, calculating calories, ticket prices, and estimating products. It covers various mathematical concepts such as multiplication, division, and basic arithmetic operations through real-life situations.

• Math Problems
• Problem Solving
• Calculations
• Arithmetic

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1. Module 2 review Module 2 review

2. There are 344 people in the cafeteria. Each table in the cafeteria seats 14 people. How many tables are needed to seat all of the people?

3. 344 14 = 24 r 8 25 tables

4. Kool-Aid Man uses 33 ounces of water to make one pitcher of Kool-Aid. He has 528 ounces of water. How many pitchers of Kool-Aid can he make?

5. 528 33 = 16 pitchers

6. Mrs. Ruiz has 8 glass jars on a shelf. Each jar holds 347 jelly beans. How many jelly beans does she have in all?

7. 347 x 8 = 2,776 jelly beans

8. A bag of Doritos contains 150 calories. What is the number of calories in 37 bags of Doritos?

9. 5,550 calories

10. It costs $228 for 19 tickets to the Circus in Corpus Christi. How much does it cost for one ticket if all the tickets are the same price?

11. $12

12. What is the best estimate for the product of 7 and 4,136?

13. 4,000 x 7 = 28,000

14. Mr. Sims drives 273 miles each week. If he drives the same distance each week, about how many miles will he drive in 84 weeks?

15. 300 x 80 = 24,000

16. Mrs. Ozuna has $355 to spend during a 9-day trip to San Antonio. She wants to spend about the same amount each day. Which shows the best estimate of how much she can spend each day?

17. 360 9 = $40

18. Mrs. Meyer buys 1,748 Dallas Cowboys stickers. She buys the stickers in packets of 46 stickers per packet. How many packets of stickers does the she buy?

19. 1,748 46 = 38 packets

20. Jude used partial quotients to divide 1,272 by 53. What is the sum of the partial quotients used to solve the problem?

21. 1,272 53 = 24

22. Ms. Ijaz eats 108 pieces of chocolate each week. If she eats the same amount of chocolate each week, how much does she eat in 3 months? Hint: 4 weeks in a month

23. 4x3=12 weeks 108 x 12 = 1,296 pieces of chocolate

24. What is the best estimate for the product of 77 and 59?

25. 80 x 60= 4,800

26. PTA orders 4,316 pens. They decide to sell the pens in packages of 13. How many packages of pens do they have?

27. 4,316 13 = 332

28. The ice cream shop pays $14 per hour. If you work there for 38 hours each week, how much will you make in 2 weeks?

29. 38 x 14 = 532 532 x 2=$1,064

30. What is the best way to estimate the quotient of 7,613 divided by 37?

31. 8,000 40 = 500

32. Emma worked 32 hours this week. She earned $12 per hour. She spent $130 on a gift for her mom. How much money does she have left?

33. 32 x 12= 384 384 130 = $254