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Grade 5 Division Word Problems

The document contains a series of multiplication and division word problems designed for students to solve. It includes various scenarios such as calculating total students, apple trees, crayons, cookies, and costs, as well as dividing items like cupcakes, pencils, and candies among groups. Additionally, there are mixed problems that require both multiplication and division to find solutions.

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Grade 5 Division Word Problems

The document contains a series of multiplication and division word problems designed for students to solve. It includes various scenarios such as calculating total students, apple trees, crayons, cookies, and costs, as well as dividing items like cupcakes, pencils, and candies among groups. Additionally, there are mixed problems that require both multiplication and division to find solutions.

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Multiplication and Division Word Problems

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September 18th 2024

Instructions
Solve the following word problems. Make sure to show all your work!

1. Multiplication Problems

(a) There are 24 students in each class. If there are 5 classes in the school, how many
students are there in total?
(b) A farmer has 12 rows of apple trees. Each row has 15 trees. How many apple
trees are there in total?
(c) A box contains 8 packs of crayons. Each pack has 10 crayons. How many crayons
are there in 7 boxes?
(d) Sarah bakes 9 cookies in one batch. If she bakes 4 batches in one day, how many
cookies does she bake in total?
(e) Each book costs 18 dollars. If you buy 3 books, how much money will you spend?

2. Division Problems

(a) A baker made 72 cupcakes. If she wants to divide them equally into boxes of 8,
how many boxes will she need?
(b) There are 48 pencils. If 6 students each get an equal number of pencils, how many
pencils will each student get?
(c) A group of 35 students is divided into 7 equal teams for a game. How many
students are in each team?
(d) Maria has 64 candies and wants to share them equally among 4 friends. How
many candies will each friend get?
(e) A family drove 600 miles in 4 days. If they drove the same number of miles each
day, how many miles did they drive per day?

3. Mixed Problems

(a) There are 6 boxes, and each box contains 20 pencils. If you need to distribute
these pencils equally among 5 students, how many pencils will each student get?

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(b) A farmer harvested 96 apples. He packed them into 4 baskets equally. If each
basket has the same number of apples, how many apples are in each basket? If
each apple sells for 3 dollars, how much money will he make from selling all the
apples?

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