Math worksheet featuring a table of ice cream sales data and eight questions to test mixed operation skills.

Let’s solve each question step by step using the table.

First, let’s fill in the missing numbers in the table so we can answer all questions easily.

We know:
- June Total = ? → We’ll calculate it.
- July Milk Shakes = ? → We’ll find it from the total.
- August Sundaes = ? → We’ll find it from the total.

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Step 1: Find June Total

June sales:
- Cones: 117
- Sundaes: 199
- Milk Shakes: 113

Add them:
117 + 199 = 316
316 + 113 = 429

✔ June Total = 429

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Step 2: Find July Milk Shakes

July Total = 699
July Cones = 237
July Sundaes = 345

So, Milk Shakes = Total - (Cones + Sundaes)
237 + 345 = 582
699 - 582 = 117

✔ July Milk Shakes = 117

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Step 3: Find August Sundaes

August Total = 898
August Cones = 359
August Milk Shakes = 128

Sundaes = Total - (Cones + Milk Shakes)
359 + 128 = 487
898 - 487 = 411

✔ August Sundaes = 411

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Now our full table looks like this:

| | June | July | August |
|-----------|------|------|--------|
| Cones | 117 | 237 | 359 |
| Sundaes | 199 | 345 | 411 |
| Milk Shakes | 113 | 117 | 128 |
| Total | 429 | 699 | 898 |

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Now let’s answer each question:

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1.) What was the total number of ice cream sales made in June?

We already calculated: 117 + 199 + 113 = 429

✔ Answer: 429

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2.) How many more ice cream sales were made in July than in June?

July Total = 699
June Total = 429
Difference = 699 - 429 = 270

✔ Answer: 270

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3.) How many milkshakes were sold in July?

We found earlier: 117

✔ Answer: 117

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4.) How many more ice cream cones were sold in August than in June?

August Cones = 359
June Cones = 117
Difference = 359 - 117 = 242

✔ Answer: 242

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5.) If the ice cream shop sold 3 times as many cones in June than they did in February, how many cones did they sell in February?

June Cones = 117
This is 3 times February’s cones.

So, February cones = 117 ÷ 3 = 39

✔ Answer: 39

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6.) If the ice cream shop owner wants to triple her sale of sundaes from August to September, how many sundaes will she need to sell in September?

August Sundaes = 411
Triple that = 411 × 3 = 1233

✔ Answer: 1233

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7.) The number of milkshakes sold in April was one-fourth of the number sold in August. How many milkshakes were sold in August?

Wait — the question says “how many milkshakes were sold in August?” but we already know that from the table: 128

But let’s read carefully: It says “The number... in April was one-fourth of the number sold in August.” Then asks “How many milkshakes were sold in August?”

That seems odd — why give info about April if we’re just asked for August? Maybe it’s a trick or typo? But based on the table, August milkshakes = 128

If they meant to ask for April, then April = 128 ÷ 4 = 32. But the question clearly says: “How many milkshakes were sold in August?”

So we go with what’s given: 128

✔ Answer: 128

*(Note: If the question meant to ask for April, it would be 32 — but as written, it’s asking for August, which is 128.)*

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8.) What are 3 possible reasons why August had the highest number of sales?

This is open-ended. Here are 3 simple, logical reasons:

- August is usually the hottest month, so more people buy ice cream to cool down.
- Summer vacations are still going on in August, so families and kids are out buying treats.
- Maybe the shop had special promotions or new flavors in August that attracted more customers.

✔ Answers (any 3 reasonable ones):
1. Hotter weather in August.
2. More tourists or vacationers visiting.
3. Special deals or new menu items introduced in August.

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Final Answer:

1.) 429
2.) 270
3.) 117
4.) 242
5.) 39
6.) 1233
7.) 128
8.) Possible reasons: hotter weather, more vacationers, special promotions