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He ordered 7 pounds of beef at $9.52 per pound, 9 pounds of potatoes at $6.47 a pound and 6 pounds of carrots at $9.69 per pound. He estimates that this will make 28 meals. If he charges $48.09 per meal how much profit will he make? | Answers\u003Cbr>1.  \u003Cbr>2.  \u003Cbr>3.   |  |  |  |  |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |\n| 2) A recycling center was offering cash for different types of recyclables. For each pound of paper recycled they offered $1.41, for each pound of aluminum they offered $1.30 and for each pound of plastic they offered $0.51. Edward took in 5 pounds of paper, 13 pounds of aluminum and 13 pounds of plastic. How much money did he earn? | 4.  \u003Cbr>5.   |  |  |  |  |\n| 3) Oliver started the month with $141.61 in his bank account. Over the course of the month he got 2 paychecks. One for $233.92 and the other was for $233.10. He ended up spending $206.46 on food, $50.68 on gas and $102.82 and on car insurance. Then he decided to buy a new ipad which cost him $371.39. How much money was in Oliver's account at the end of the month? |  |  |  |  |  |\n| 4) At noon the temperature was-2° C. Over the next 4 hours the temperature dropped another 8 degrees. Then every hour until 4:00 the temperature rose 3 degrees. What\u003Cbr>was the temperature at 4:00? |  |  |  |  |  |\n| 5) A deluxe bakery sells a cookie for $4 . 66, a brownie for $2.35 and a cake for $26.93. On Wednesday they sold 15 cookies, 4 brownies and 2 cakes. The cost in ingredients for each cookie is $0 .45, for each brownie is $1.92 and for each cake is $3.36. How much profit did they make on Wednesday? |  |  |  |  |  |\n| 8\u003Cbr>1-5\u003Cbr> 80  |  |  60  |  40  |  20  | 0 |\n\n[www.CommonCoreSheets.com](www.CommonCoreSheets.com)  \nMath  \nSolving with Mixed Operations (Word)  \nName: Answer Key  \n\n| Solve each problem.\u003Cbr>1) A restaurant chef was ordering supplies. He ordered 7 pounds of beef at $9.52 per pound, 9 pounds of potatoes at $6.47 a pound and 6 pounds of carrots at $9.69 per pound. He estimates that this will make 28 meals. If he charges $48.09 per meal how much profit will he make?\u003Cbr>66.64 (total cost of beef)\u003Cbr>58.23 (total cost of potatoes)\u003Cbr>58.14 (total cost of carrots)\u003Cbr>183.01 (total cost of all items)\u003Cbr>1346.52 (total revenue from meals)\u003Cbr>1163.51 (profit (total revenue-total cost))\u003Cbr>2) A recycling center was offering cash for different types of recyclables. For each pound of paper recycled they offered $1.41, for each pound of aluminum they offered $1.30 and for each pound of plastic they offered $0.51. Edward took in 5 pounds of paper, 13 pounds of aluminum and 13 pounds of plastic. How much money did he earn?\u003Cbr>7.05 (total earnings from paper)\u003Cbr>16.9 (total earnings from aluminum)\u003Cbr>6.63 (total earnings from plastic)\u003Cbr>30.58 (total earnings from all recyclables)\u003Cbr>3) Oliver started the month with $141.61 in his bank account. Over the course of the month he got 2 paychecks. One for $233.92 and the other was for $233.10. He ended up spending $206.46 on food, $50.68 on gas and $102.82 and on car insurance. Then he decided to buy a new ipad which cost him $371.39. How much money was in Oliver's account at the end of the month?\u003Cbr>608.63 (total balance after receiving paychecks)\u003Cbr>-122.72 (final balance after all expenses)\u003Cbr>4) At noon the temperature was-2° C. Over the next 4 hours the temperature dropped another 8 degrees. Then every hour until 4:00 the temperature rose 3 degrees. 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