Math Problem Statement

Solve the following math word problems: 1. There are 116 pine trees currently in the park. Park workers will plant 122 more pine trees today. How many pine trees will the park have when the workers are finished? 2. Jessica grew 126 watermelons. Dan grew 139 watermelons. How many watermelons did they grow in total? 3. Keith had 712 nickels in his bank. He spent 362 of his nickels. How many nickels does he have now? 4. Alyssa picked 100 apples and Mike picked 132 apples from the apple tree. How many apples were picked in total?

Solution

Let's solve each question:

  1. Question 7:
    Current pine trees = 116
    New pine trees = 122
    Total pine trees = 116 + 122 = 238

  2. Question 8:
    Jessica's watermelons = 126
    Dan's watermelons = 139
    Total watermelons = 126 + 139 = 265

  3. Question 9:
    Initial nickels = 712
    Spent nickels = 362
    Remaining nickels = 712 - 362 = 350

  4. Question 10:
    Alyssa's apples = 100
    Mike's apples = 132
    Total apples = 100 + 132 = 232

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Related Questions:

  1. If the workers plant 50 more trees, how many will there be in total?
  2. If Jessica and Dan's watermelons are divided equally, how many would each have?
  3. How many nickels would Keith have if he had 100 more initially?
  4. If Alyssa and Mike pick 20 more apples each, what is the new total?
  5. If the number of watermelons doubled, what would the new total be?

Tip: For addition or subtraction problems, double-check by reversing the operation to verify accuracy.

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Math Problem Analysis

Mathematical Concepts

Addition
Subtraction

Formulas

Addition: a + b
Subtraction: a - b

Theorems

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Suitable Grade Level

Grade 3-4