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1.04 Real-world problems with rational numbers

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The following table gives us the temperature in different locations:

London $12.1$12.1 degrees
Beijing $-1.09$1.09 degrees
Paris $10.2$10.2 degrees
Vancouver $-10.49$10.49 degrees
a

What is the change in temperature if I fly from London to Beijing?

$13.19$13.19

A

$11.01$11.01

B

$-13.19$13.19

C
b

If the temperature change was $22.59$22.59 degrees, what was my journey?

London to Vancouver

A

Paris to Beijing

B

Vancouver to London

C

Paris to Vancouver

D
c

Cairo is $30$30 degrees warmer than Beijing. What is the temperature in Cairo?

Hard
2min

A calculator is $8.9$8.9 cm long. How far in meters will $180$180 calculators reach if laid end to end?

Easy
1min

Three items weighing $3.41$3.41 kg, $2.58$2.58 kg and $5.79$5.79 kg are to be posted but are found to be overweight. By how much does the total weight exceed the $11.38$11.38 kg limit?

Medium
1min

A bakery usually bakes $130$130 muffins per hour during its $5$5-hour baking shift. On a daily average, $110$110 muffins are sold to walk-in customers priced at $\$1.75$$1.75 each. The remaining muffins are sold to a local coffee shop, which pays $50c$50c per muffin.

How much, in dollars, can the bakery expect to earn each day from muffin sales to the coffee shop?

Hard
2min
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7.CE.1

The student will estimate, solve, and justify solutions to multistep contextual problems involving operations with rational numbers.

7.CE.1a

Estimate, solve, and justify solutions to contextual problems involving addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division with rational numbers expressed as integers, fractions (proper or improper), mixed numbers, and decimals. Fractions may be positive or negative. Decimals may be positive or negative and are limited to the thousandths place.

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