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Ryan bought a packet of 60 biscuits on Saturday. On Sunday he ate half of them. On Monday he ate 19 of them. How many biscuits did he have left for Tuesday?  \n2. Of the 125 children in 5th grade, three-fifths have a mobile phone. How many children do not have a mobile phone?  \n3. Money off coupons have been circulated to 300 households. Only 25 of these were redeemed (used) in the local supermarket to get a free shampoo. What fraction of coupons were unused?  \nReading and Math for K-5 © [www.k5learning.com](www.k5learning.com)  \n4. In a sale Gameboys are reduced by two-fifths. What is the sale price if the original price was $50.00?  \n5. There are eight bookshelves with 44 books per shelf. How many books are there altogether? If 14 of these books are novels, how many novels would there be?  \nAnswers  \n1. 60 x 12 = 30 biscuits left on Sunday. 30 – 19 = 11.  \nHe had 11 biscuits left for Tuesday.  \n2. 125 x 35 = 3 ,755 = 75 have a phone. 125 – 75 = 50 do not.  \n50 children do not have a mobile phone.  \n3. ~~ ~~553 (1 whole)– 25 = 35 are unused.  \n5 of the coupons are unused.  \n4. 50 x 25 = 20, so the discount is $20.  \n$50 – $20 = $30  \nThe sale price is $30.  \n5. 8 x 44 = 352 total books. 352 x 14 = 88  \nThere are 352 total books, and 88 books are novels.  \nReading and Math for K-5 © [www.k5learning.com](www.k5learning.com)","cbCaijRlZwBUUSKD","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaijRlZwBUUSKD","pdf",75180,"English","# Word Problems\n## Answer Key","[{\"question\":\"How do you calculate the number of children without a mobile phone if three-fifths of 125 children own one?\",\"answer\":\"First, calculate the number of children with a phone by multiplying 125 by three-fifths to get 75. Then, subtract 75 from the total of 125 children to find that 50 children do not have a mobile phone.\"},{\"question\":\"If a product costs $50.00 and is reduced by two-fifths, what is the final sale price?\",\"answer\":\"Calculate the discount by multiplying $50.00 by two-fifths, which equals $20.00. Subtract the $20.00 discount from the original $50.00 to arrive at the sale price of $30.00.\"},{\"question\":\"Given that 25 out of 300 coupons were used, what fraction of the coupons remain unused?\",\"answer\":\"Subtract the fraction of used coupons (25/300, which simplifies to 1/12) from the whole (1). This leaves 11/12 of the coupons unused.\"}]","Grade 5 Word Problems - Fractions Mixed Practice | PDF",1791791720]