Mathematics, 10.02.2022 01:00 deena7

1. Bert and Terry are waiting at the station to catch the train. Bert's train is schedule to leave at 1:45 p. m. and arrives 12 minutes late. If Terry's train is 20 minutes early and it is scheduled to leave 2:35 p. m. , how many minutes are there between the times they both to leave the station. A. What is asked in the problem?

B. What are the given?

C. What operation or formula at to be used?

D. Show your solution.

2.Marie, Marizel and Marlyn went to Japan for holiday. On the way to Japan, the plane made the trip in 315 minutes. on the return trip, the flight took 216 minutes. they stayed in Japan for 8 109 minutes. how long Their holiday take?

A. What is asked in the problem?

B. What are the given?

C. What operation or formula at to be used?

D. Show your solution.

3. A math class lasts 45 minutes. Sally can solve any problem from the textbook in exactly 6 minutes. however, he needs one minutes rest after solving each proble. how many problems can Sally solve completely during one math class?

A. What is asked in the problem?

B. What are the given?

C. What operation or formula at to be used?

D. Show your solution.

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