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Math Problem Solving

The document contains 4 word problems involving multiplication and subtraction calculations. For each problem, the reader is prompted to identify what is being asked, the relevant facts, the operation to use, the number sentence, and the answer. The problems involve calculating the number of bottles a machine can produce in 24 hours; the number of pupils on a school field trip transported via 5 buses; the total number of pupils on a grade school field trip transported via buses and cars; and the number of eggs left in a refrigerator after the cook takes some.

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Math Problem Solving

The document contains 4 word problems involving multiplication and subtraction calculations. For each problem, the reader is prompted to identify what is being asked, the relevant facts, the operation to use, the number sentence, and the answer. The problems involve calculating the number of bottles a machine can produce in 24 hours; the number of pupils on a school field trip transported via 5 buses; the total number of pupils on a grade school field trip transported via buses and cars; and the number of eggs left in a refrigerator after the cook takes some.

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Solve the following problems.

Follow the steps and


answer the guide questions.
 
A machine can produce 1 500 new
bottles in an hour. How many new bottles
can it produce in 24 hours?
1. What is asked?
2. What are the given facts?
3. What is the operation to be used?
4. What is the number sentence?
5. What is the answer?
A school had a field trip to Tagaytay.
Five buses carried the pupils. If each
bus carried 65 pupils, how many went
on the trip?
6. What is asked?
7. What are the given facts?
8. What is the operation to be used?
9. What is the number sentence?
10. What is the answer?
The Grade 4 pupils of Kumintang
Elementary School went on a field trip. Six
buses were filled with 45 pupils each.
However, 15 pupils traveled in cars. How
many pupils in all joined the field trip?
11. What is asked?
12. What are the given facts?
13. What is the operation to be used?
14. What is the number sentence?
15. What is the answer?
There are 8 trays of eggs inside the
refrigerator of the school cafeteria.
Each tray has 15 eggs. The cook gets
28 eggs. How many eggs are left in the
refrigerator?
16. What is asked?
17. What are the given facts?
18. What is the operation to be used?
19. What is the number sentence?
20. What is the answer?

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