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In 2 days of working, Jacob earned $15 on Monday from selling recyclable bottles and $27 from recyclable cans on Tuesday. He put 56 of his earnings in his piggy bank and used the rest to buy a shirt. How much money did he save?  \n2. Nathan went to the mall to buy a pair of jeans. The price of a pair of jeans was $60. They were on sale, so the price was less one-tenth of the original price. Every loyalty card holder gets an additional discount, which is 15 off the original price. How much did he pay for the pair of jeans if he has a loyalty card?  \n3. There were 80 oranges in the basket. Marcus ate 5 of them.  \nOwen shared one-third of the oranges left in the basket with his friends. How many oranges were left in the basket after James  \ntook 5?  \n4. A box of pizza was left out on the table by Levi’s brother. 18 of the pizza had already been eaten by his brother. Levi ate 25 of the pizza on the table and drank 2 glasses of soda. How much of the whole pizza did Levi eat?  \n5. To bake a loaf bread requires 25 kilograms of flour and 49 of a box of butter. How many loaves of bread can a baker make if he has 40 kilograms of flour?  \n6. There are 6 boxes, each containing 12 candy bars. How many candy bars are there altogether? If 23 of the candy bars are chocolate, how many chocolate bars are there?  \nReading and Math for K-5 © [www.k5learning.com](www.k5learning.com)  \nAnswers  \n1. $15 + $27 = $42 – Total earnings from the recyclable materials  \n42 x 56 = 35  \nJacob saved $35 from his earnings and put them in his piggy bank.  \n2. ~~ ~~110 + 15 = 310 discount  \n60 x 310 = 18, the total discount is $18.  \n60 – 18 = 42  \nNathan paid $42 for the pair of jeans.  \n3. 80 – 5 = 75 oranges after Marcus ate 5  \n75 x 13 = 25 oranges were shared by Owen with his friends  \n75 – 25 = 50 oranges after Owen shared 13 of what was left in the basket  \n50 – 5 = 45  \n45 oranges were left in the basket.  \n4. ~~ ~~88 (1 whole)– 18 = 78 of the pizza was left initially 78 x 25 = 1440 which reduces to 720  \n720 of the pizza was eaten by Levi.  \n5. 40 ÷ 25 = 100  \nA baker can make 100 loaves of bread with 40 kilograms of flour.  \n6. 6 x 12 = 72 candy bars  \n72 x 23 = 48  \nThere are 48 chocolate bars.","cbCaiu9F71tmPhJ0","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiu9F71tmPhJ0","pdf",90675,"English","# Fractions – mixed operations word problems\n## Grade 5 word problems worksheet\n### Problems 1-6\n### Answers","[{\"question\":\"What types of math skills are used in these Grade 5 word problems?\",\"answer\":\"They combine fractions with mixed operations such as addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division, often applied to real-life contexts like money, food, and candy.\"},{\"question\":\"How do you find the final amount Jacob saved in problem 1?\",\"answer\":\"Compute total earnings from Monday and Tuesday, multiply the saved fraction (56) by the total, and the remaining amount is what Jacob saves for his piggy bank.\"},{\"question\":\"How are the answers organized at the end of the worksheet?\",\"answer\":\"After the six questions, a labeled “Answers” section provides the step-by-step arithmetic and the final results for each problem.\"}]","Fractions - Mixed Operations Word Problems - Grade 5 Word Problems Worksheet | PDF"]