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Ashley and four friends went trick-or-treating. Each of them got 45 of a bag of treats. How many bags of treats did they have in total?  \n2. Ken drinks 27 of a carton of milk each day. How much milk does he drink in 3 days?  \n3. There are 8 water bottles, and each bottle is 34 filled with water. If we pour all the water together, how many water bottles can be filled up?  \n4. At a birthday party, there are 15 children. Each child will eat 3/16 of a pizza. How many pizzas should the host order?  \n5. If each dozen cookies needs 34 of a bag of flour to make, how many bags of flour does grandma needs to buy if she is making  \n10 dozen cookies?  \nAnswers  \n1. ~~ ~~45 × 5 = 4  \nThey had 4 bags of treats in total.  \n2. ~~ ~~27 × 3 = 67  \nHe drinks 67 carton of milk each day.  \n3. ~~ ~~34 × 8 = 6  \n6 water bottles can be filled up.  \n4. ~~ ~~316 × 15 = 4516 = 2 1136 2 1316 is between 2 and 3.  \nSo, the host should order 3 pizzas.  \n5. ~~ ~~34 × 10 = 304 = 152 = 7 12  \n7 12 is between 7 and 8.  \nSo, grandma needs to buy 8 bags of flour.  \nReading and Math for K-5 © [www.k5learning.com](www.k5learning.com)","cbCaieEBw1XjnXy4","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaieEBw1XjnXy4","pdf",62800,"English","# Multiplying fractions by whole numbers\n## Word Problems\n## Answers","[{\"question\":\"How do you calculate the total bags of treats in problem 1?\",\"answer\":\"Since there are 5 people and each gets 4/5 of a bag, you multiply 4/5 by 5, which equals 4 bags in total.\"},{\"question\":\"Why does the host need to order 3 pizzas for 15 children in problem 4?\",\"answer\":\"The calculation 15 times 3/16 results in 45/16, which is 2 and 13/16. 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