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Jack, the dog, ate 7 treats this week. Last week he ate 35 treats (he is a happy and hungry boy). Which of the following equations could be used to determine how many treats he has eaten now?

• 7 + t = 35

• 36 + 7 = t

• 7 × 35 = t

• 35 ÷ t = 7

Kat went to the store to buy 6 more packages of popcorn. Last week she had 11 packages of popcorn, and did not eat any. Which of the following equations could be used to determine how many packages of popcorn she has now

• 6 + p = 11

• p + 11 = 6

• p = 11 + 6

• p(11) = 6

Jo bought 12 stuffed bears this week. Last week she had 24 stuffed bears. Which of the following equations could be used to determine how many stuffed bears she has now?

• b = 24 ÷ 12

• 12 =24b

• b = 24 - 12

• b = 24 + 12

Part A: Select the equation to represent the total number of glasses of lemonade Jackson has sold before selling the 5 glasses to his neighbors.. 

Part B:  Enter the number of glasses of lemonade (g) represented in this situation. 

Select one equation AND one answer below.

• g = 40 + 5

• g = 40 - 5

• 45

• 35

Part A: Select the equation to represent the total number of suckers that Naomi has sold before selling the 10 suckers to her friends.

Part B: Enter the number of suckers (s) represented in this situation.

Select one equation and one answer!

• s = 80 - 10

• s = 80 + 10

• 90

• 70

Andrea paid $50.25 for 6 sandwiches. Each sandwich cost the same amount. Which equation represents the cost of one sandwich.

• $50.25 + 6 = p

• p = $50.25 ÷ 6

• p = $50.25 × 6

• $50.25 - 6 = p

Enter the answer that is a solution to the equation.

• 0.6

• 15

• 1.66

Enter the answer that is a solution to the equation.

• 24

• 0.375

• 2.6666666667

Enter the answer that is a solution to the equation.

• 2.5

• 0.4

• 10

Enter the answer that is a solution to the equation.

• 0.5714

• 28

• 1.75