Counting Up By 2, 5 And 10 - Math Worksheet With Answers Page 25
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Counting Up by 2, 5 and 10
Solve each problem.
A n s w e r s
1) Janet had a large book that weighed 30 kilograms. She also
had two smaller books that weighed 5 kilograms each. How
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much did they weigh all together?
60
2.
2) Frank spent $30 on one toy and then he bought three
smaller toys that cost $10 each. How much money did he
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3.
spend total?
55
4.
3) A builder used 100 nails to make a desk. Then he built five
birdhouses, with each birdhouse using 10 nails. How many
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5.
nails did he use total?
150
6.
4) A large container could hold 40 cups of liquid. If you also
had three smaller containers that could hold 5 cups each.
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How many cups total can all the containers hold?
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8.
5) A gummi worm was 25 calories. A gummi bear was 5
calories. If you ate one gummi worm and five gummi bears
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how many calories would you have eaten?
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10.
6) Mike downloaded a file that was 100 megabytes. He also
downloaded five smaller files that were 10 megabytes each.
How many megabytes total were the files he downloaded?
7) At the arcade Megan earned 40 tickets playing Skee Ball.
Then she played 'Whack-A-Mole' three times and won 10
tickets each time. How many tickets did she win all
together?
8) A large gym bag had 40 tennis balls in it. There were also
two smaller bags with each one having 5 tennis balls in it.
How many tennis balls were there total?
9) Emily had already saved up $20. For an allowance she
receives $2 each week. How much money will she have
total after four weeks?
10) John had 15 pieces of candy. Later four of his friends gave
him 5 pieces each. How many pieces did he end up with?
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