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Soccer Math
5th Grade · Fraction of a number · Adding fractions · Adding decimals · Subtracting decimals · Multiplying big numbers · Division with remainders
Sam filled two water jugs. One held 18.5 liters, and the other held 18 liters. How many liters is that in all?
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Sam had $10.50 and spent $6 on a pack of trading cards at the sports store. How much money does Sam have left?
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Sam counts 63 rows of seats at the stadium, with 82 seats in each row. How many seats are there in all?
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Sam packs 88 orange slices into bags of 7 for halftime. How many full bags are there, and how many orange slices are left over? Write your answer with r for the remainder.
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