Wednesday, 22 October 2014

Word Problems

1. Entry tickets to a park costs £7.50 for 1 adult and £3.50 for 1 child. How much would it cost to buy tickets for a family for 2 adults and 3 children?

2. The park offers family tickets(for a family of 2 adults and 2 children) at a discount rate of £20. How much money would a family(2 adults and 2 children) save by buying family ticket than buying adults and children tickets separately?

3. The park offers discount group tickets as follows:
            Individual Tickets
     Adult                         £7.50
     Child                         £3.50

           Group Tickets
    10 tickets(children)    £30.00   and an adult goes free.
    50 tickets(children)    £120.00 and 2 adults go free.

   a)  How much would it cost  to buy tickets for a group of 30 children and  5 adults?

    b)  How much would it cost  to buy tickets for a group of 60 children and 7 adults?
  
   c) How much would it cost  to buy tickets for a group of 100 children and 12 adults?

    d) Year 5 visited the park. They spent £135 for the tickets. If 4 adults were in the group, how many children were there?

   e) How much money would you save by buying group tickets for 10 children than buying 10 individual tickets?

   f) How much money would you save by buying groups tickets for 50 children than buying 50 individual tickets?

                         Price List

Sandwich             £3.50
Chips                   £1.75
Juice                    £0.95
Coffee                 £1.25
Ice-Cream           £1.55

a) Anna buys a sandwich and fries and pays with a £10 note. How much change does she get?

b) Mr. Smith ate lunch in the restaurant and paid £6.50. What did he  have?

c) Anna, Maria and Rosie went to the restaurant. They all had a sandwich each. Only Rosie didn't get chips. Anna and Mary had juice, but Rosie had coffee. Only Anna had ice-cream. How much did they have to pay in total?

d) A group of friends ate in the restaurant and paid £68.00. If everybody had sandwich, chips and ice-cream, how many people were in the group?

e) Anna has £5.00 to spend. What are the possible choices she can opt for?


   



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