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There are 3,924 members in the fitness club. There are two kinds of membership:  \nregular and VIP. Each regular member pays $25 per month and each VIP member pays $480 per year.  \n1. There are 2,915 regular members. How many VIP members are there?  \n2. How much in membership fees does the fitness center receive from the regular members each month?  \n3. How much more does a VIP member pay than a regular member over a year for the fitness center membership?  \n4. For every 30 members, the fitness center must hire 1 staff member for the gym. How many staff members does the fitness center need to hire for the gym?  \n5. The lifeguard on duty gets 10 minutes of breaks for every 2 hours he works. How much break time does the lifeguard get during a 6-hour shift?  \n6. Write an equation using “􀝔” and then solve the equation.  \nDuring a promotion for the VIP membership program, the new VIP members received a discount of $􀝔 . 34 new VIP members signed up, and the gym received $13,260 of membership fees from them.  \nReading and Math for K-5 © [www.k5learning.com](www.k5learning.com)  \nAnswers  \n1. 3,924 – 2,915 = 1,009  \nThere are 1,009 VIP members.  \n2. 2,915 x 25 = 72,875  \nThe fitness center receives $72,875 from the regular members.  \n3. 480 – 25 x 12 = 180  \nA VIP member pays $180 more than a regular member over a year for the membership.  \n4. 3 ,924 ÷ 30 = 130 R24  \nThe fitness center needs to hire 131 staff members.  \n5. 6 ÷ 2 x 10 = 30  \nThe lifeguard gets 30 minutes of breaks during a 6-hour shift.  \n6. 34 (480 – 􀝔) = 13,260  \n480 – 􀝔 = 390  \n􀝔 = 90 The discount was $90.  \nReading and Math for K-5 © [www.k5learning.com](www.k5learning.com)","cbCaidH8tJVHoJ65","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaidH8tJVHoJ65","pdf",106288,"English","# Mixed Operations Word Problems\n## Problem Scenarios\n## Answer Key","[{\"question\":\"How do you calculate the number of VIP members in the fitness center?\",\"answer\":\"Subtract the number of regular members (2,915) from the total membership count (3,924), resulting in 1,009 VIP members.\"},{\"question\":\"How much extra does a VIP member pay annually compared to a regular member?\",\"answer\":\"A regular member pays $300 annually ($25 x 12 months), while a VIP member pays $480; therefore, a VIP member pays $180 more per year.\"},{\"question\":\"What is the calculation for the lifeguard's break time during a 6-hour shift?\",\"answer\":\"The lifeguard receives 10 minutes of break for every 2 hours of work. 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