Grade 4 Mathematics Worksheet

Jason spent $108 on a jacket and 2 scarves. He spent $84 on the jacket and each scarf cost

the same amount of money.

Complete the strip diagram:

Write a set of equations that can be used to solve for s, the price of each scarf.

Janna has 98 carnival tickets. Felix has 125 carnival tickets. They sold 204 carnival tickets to family and friends. Part A: Complete the strip diagram and write a set of equations that can be used to find c, the number of carnival tickets they have now.

Janna has 98 carnival tickets. Felix has125 carnival tickets. They sold 204 carnival tickets to

family and friends,

Part B. Solve.

Record your answer in the space provided.

Mathematical Equivalence

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A baker made 80 cupcakes. She wants to pack them into boxes, with each box holding 9 cupcakes. After packing as many full boxes as possible, she wants to put the remaining cupcakes out for free samples to new customers. How many cupcakes will be left over for free samples for new customers? How many cupcakes does the baker have in total?

• 80 cupcakes in total, 8 cupcakes left over for free samples.

• 80 cupcakes in total, 7 cupcakes left over for free samples.

• 80 cupcakes in total, 9 cupcakes left over for free samples.

• 80 cupcakes in total, 6 cupcakes left over for free samples.

A baker made 80 cupcakes. She wants to pack them into boxes, with each box holding 9 cupcakes. After packing as many full boxes as possible, she wants to put the remaining cupcakes out for free samples to new customers. How many cupcakes will be left over for free samples for new customers? How many cupcakes can fit in each box? __________

• The number of cupcakes left over for free samples is 8, and each box can hold 9 cupcakes.

• The number of cupcakes left over for free samples is 7, and each box can hold 9 cupcakes.

• The number of cupcakes left over for free samples is 6, and each box can hold 9 cupcakes.

• The number of cupcakes left over for free samples is 5, and each box can hold 9 cupcakes.

How many jars will Sarah need to store all the marbles? How many marbles did Sarah start with?

• Sarah started with 50 marbles.

• Sarah started with 30 marbles.

• Sarah started with 70 marbles.

• Sarah started with 100 marbles.

How many jars will Sarah need to store all the marbles? How many marbles does Sarah have left after giving 12 to her friends?

How many jars will Sarah need to store the 38 remaining marbles, if each jar holds 6 marbles?

• 6

• 7
• 8
• 6

Megan read 27 pages of her book each day for 3 days. Each page took her 5 minutes to read. What is the total minutes Megan read in the 3 days?

• 135 minutes

• 405 minutes

• 86 minutes

• 16 minutes