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At the fun fair, the pony rides take about 16 of an hour to finish. If there are 3 ponies and 24 kids in front of Emma. How long does Emma need to wait before it is her turn for the pony ride?  \n2. At the food booth, there are 3 types of pizza to choose from. There are 2614 cheese pizzas, 16 18 pepperoni pizzas and 9 38 pepper pizzas. How many pizzas are available for vegetarians?  \n3. ~~ ~~18 of a pizza costs 2 dollars. In an hour, 6 14 pizzas were sold. How much money was made at the food booth in that hour?  \n4. Raffle tickets are sold, and 6 prizes are available for the lucky draw. A total of 1,356 raffle tickets are sold for 45 dollars each and the 6 prizes cost 8 310 each. How much money was raised from the raffle tickets?  \n5. The students setup 30 game booths; the teachers also setup some. If 56 of the game booths were set up by the students, how many game booths are there in total?  \n6. There is a total of 2,512 people attending the fun fair. 58 of attendees are students and 14 of attendees are parents. The rest of the attendees are people living in the neighbourhood. How many of the attendees are people living in the neighbourhood?  \nReading and Math for K-5 © [www.k5learning.com](www.k5learning.com)  \nAnswers  \n1. ~~ ~~16 × (24 ÷ 3) = 1 13  \nEmma needs to wait 1 13 hours before it is her turn.  \n2. 26 14 + 9 38 = 35 58  \nThere are 35 58 pizzas available for vegetarians.  \n3. 614 ÷ 18 × 2 = 100  \nThe food booth made $100.  \n4. 1, 356 × 45 − 6 × 8 310 = 1, 035  \n$1,035 is raised from the raffle tickets.  \n5. 30 ÷ 56 = 36  \nThere are 36 game booths in total.  \n6. 2, 512 × ( 1 − 58 − 14) = 314  \n314 attendees are people living in the neighbourhood.","cbCaidojSWyjR24c","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaidojSWyjR24c","pdf",90465,"English","# Fraction Mixed Operations Word Problems\n## Problem Set\n## Answer Key","[{\"question\":\"How can students calculate the wait time for the pony ride?\",\"answer\":\"To find the wait time, students multiply the time per ride (1/6 hour) by the number of turns preceding Emma (24 kids divided by 3 ponies), resulting in 1 1/3 hours.\"},{\"question\":\"What method is used to determine the number of vegetarian pizzas?\",\"answer\":\"Students add the quantities of cheese pizzas (26 1/4) and pepper pizzas (9 3/8) to find the total of 35 5/8 available pizzas.\"},{\"question\":\"How are neighborhood attendees calculated at the fun fair?\",\"answer\":\"The total number of attendees (2,512) is multiplied by the remainder after subtracting the fractions of students (5/8) and parents (1/4) from the whole, resulting in 314 neighborhood attendees.\"}]","Grade 5 Word Problems - Fractions Mixed Operations | PDF",1791791716]