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1) Find the product. 0.6 x 0.8

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2) Estimate and then find the product. State both estimate and answer. 1.7 x 4.28

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3) Estimate and then multiply. State both estimate and answer. 3.6 x 8.1

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4) Estimate, then find the product. State both estimate and answer. 6.35 x 5.7

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5) Estimate, then multiply. State both estimate and answer. 52 x 3.8

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6)

Fill in the diamond with >, <, or =.

a.) <

b.) >

c.) =

7)

Using the picture below, draw steps 4 & 5 to continue the pattern. State how many smiley faces you used in each step and describe the pattern that helped you make your drawing.

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Click here to print out the table. Complete the table shown filling in steps 4 & 5 (Use the picture above and your pictures to help you determine the numbers.) State the number of smiley faces there are for steps 4 and 5.

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9) Describe a math rule that could apply to the pattern in the number of smiley faces.

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10) Use a calculator to find the missing numbers in the pattern: 117, 130, ____, 156, ___

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11)

Look at the table. It may help you find the missing numbers in problem #10. State the missing numbers in the table.

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12) What would be the missing number in the table in problem #11 if N were 20?

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13)

The 5th Grade Class is raising money for a field trip. They are selling spaghetti dinner tickets and make a profit of $2.50 per ticket. Fill in the table below to show the profit each student earns towards the trip for up through 5 tickets.

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14) Steven sold 10 tickets. How much money did he earn towards his field trip expenses?

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Using a calculator, extend the pattern below by dividing by 10. Describe the pattern that develops as you continue to divide by ten. State the missing numbers in the table and write a shortcut rule for dividing numbers by 10.

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State the numbers that could be filled in the squares to fit the pattern.

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17) Randy has 4129 pennies. He is going to share them with 7 friends. He wants to know approximately how many pennies he will give to each friend and himself. He decides to round to the nearest thousand and keep the extra pennies for another time. Estimate the number of pennies each will get.

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18)

Fill in the diamond with greater then, less than, or equal to.

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19) Evaluate. 16 x (4.3 + 2.4)

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20)

Find the difference.

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21) Bill’s grandpa is planting a garden. He purchased 120 tomato plants. He has planted 2/3 of the plants. How many plants are left to plant?

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22) Chris’s dog is 14 3/4 inches long. The length of John’s puppy is 10 7/8 inches. How many more inches does John’s puppy have to grow to be the same length as Chris’s dog?

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23) Randy purchased a chain link necklace that is 24 inches long. Each link in the necklace is 3/4 inches long. How many links are in the necklace?

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24) Alladin’s Amusement Park has a popular roller coaster ride. There are 2 trains. Each train has 7 cars. Each car holds 16 people. In one hour, each train makes 10 runs without no empty seats. How many people can ride the roller coaster in one hour?

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25) Phillip bought 1.75 pounds of lunch meat. The cost of the lunch meat per pound is $2.89. How much did the lunch meat cost? Round to the nearest cent.

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