Sum, Difference & Multiple (2)( Week 37 Evaluation) 1. The sum of two numbers is 474. The larger number is 26 less than 3 times the smaller number. What is the larger number? 2. The cost of 4 science books plus 7 history books is $4.00 more than the cost of 5 science books plus 6 history books. A history book costs $20.95. What is the cost of a science book? 3. The length of a rectangle is 3 times its width. If its perimeter is 560 inches, what is the length (in inches)? 4. Laura, Morgan and Martha brought cookies to a party. Laura brought 4 times as many as Morgan. Martha brought 6 times as many as Morgan. How many cookies in total brought by the three if Morgan brought 5 cookies? 5. Alice, Anne, and Nancy brought candies to a party. Alice brought 3 times as many as Anne. Nancy brought 5 times as many as Anne. How many candies did Alice bring if the total number of candies brought by all three was 45? 6. Laura and her sister had a total of 132 stamps together. After Laura gave her sister 12 stamps, Laura still had 10 more stamps than her sister had. How many stamps did Laura have at the beginning? 7. The weight of the bananas in boxes A and B is 80 kg altogether. If 16 kg of bananas were moved from box A and added to box B, the bananas in box A would still be 4 kg heavier than that of in box B. What is the weight of bananas in box A (in kg)? 8. Smith earned $50 more than 4 times of what his brother earned. If the total amount they earned was $275, how much money did Smith earn (in dollars)? 9. A whole number (dividend) is divisible by another whole number (divisor). The dividend is 234 more than the divisor. The quotient is 7. What is the dividend? 10. Susan had a pile of quarters and dimes with a total of $4.80. If there were quarters twice as many as dimes, how many quarters does Susan have? |