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Show your work for each step before writing your final answer.  \n1. A lab orders 8 bottles of solution at $2.45 each and has a $5.00 discount coupon.  \nWhat is the final cost?  \nStep 1:   Step 2:   Answer:    \n2. A technician cuts 5 lengths of silicone tubing each 2.4 meters long from an 18.5-meter roll. How many meters of tubing are left on the roll?  \nStep 1:   Step 2:   Answer:    \n3. A researcher runs 24 trials on Friday and 16 on Saturday. Each trial uses 0.375 mL of chemical. How many mL are used over both days?  \nStep 1:   Step 2:   Answer:    \n4. A beaker contains 27.0 mL of solution. A scientist pours out 0.6 of the contents,  \nthen divides that portion equally into samples of 0.9 mL each. How many samples are there?  \nStep 1:   Step 2:   Answer:    \n5. A lab buys 2 microscopes at $12.50 each and 3 slide kits at $8.75 each.  \nWhat is the total cost of the equipment?  \nStep 1:   Step 2:   Answer:    \nMashup Math LLC | Al[l Rights Reserved | Get More K-12 Math Worksheets at www.mashupmath.com](l Rights Reserved | Get More K-12 Math Worksheets at www.mashupmath.com)  \n6. A scientist mixes 0.045 liters of Solution A and 0.075 liters of Solution B. The mixture is divided equally into 4 vials. How much liquid is in each vial?  \nStep 1:   Step 2:   Answer:    \n7. A lab records data from 46.5 experiments on Monday and 28.5 on Tuesday. Each experiment produces  \n0.85 pages of data. How many total pages are produced?  \nStep 1:   Step 2:   Answer:    \n8. A new lab floor requires 45 square meters of tiles. Each box covers 2.25 square meters and costs $18.40 per box. What is the total cost of tiles?  \nStep 1:   Step 2:   Answer:    \nChallenge Problem  \nA lab technician prepares samples for two experiments.  \nExperiment A needs 12 vials each holding 0.045 liters. Experiment B needs 8 vials each holding 0.075 liters.  \na) How many total liters are needed for Experiment A?    \nb) How many total liters are needed for both experiments combined?    \nMashup Math LLC | Al[l Rights Reserved | Get More K-12 Math Worksheets at www.mashupmath.com](l Rights Reserved | Get More K-12 Math Worksheets at www.mashupmath.com)  \nANSWER KEY  \n1.) Step 1: 8 × $2.45 = $19.60 = $19.60 | Step 2: $19.60 − $5.00 = $14.60  \n2.) Step 1: 5 × 2.4 = 12.0 m = 12.0 m | Step 2: 18.5 − 12.0 = 6.5 m  \n3.) Step 1: 24 + 16 = 40 trials = 40 trials | Step 2: 40 × 0.375 = 15 mL  \n4.) Step 1: 27.0 × 0.6 = 16.2 mL = 16.2 mL | Step 2: 16.2 ÷ 0.9 = 18 samples  \n5.) Step 1: 2×$12 .50=$25 .00 and 3×$8 .75=$26 .25 = $25.00 and $26.25 | Step 2: $25.00 +$26.25 = $51.25  \n6.) 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