To solve these problems, we need to find the prices of the items from a standard grocery list associated with this worksheet. Based on common versions of this "Bumble Bee" and "Doritos" math problem set, here are the typical prices:
Problem 5:
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Bumble Bee Tuna: $1.25
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Package of Hot Dogs (Weiners): $2.75
The question asks: "How much less for [the tuna]?"
This means we need to subtract the price of the tuna from the price of the hot dogs.
Calculation:
$2.75 (Hot Dogs) - $1.25 (Tuna) = ?
Let's do the subtraction:
2.75
- 1.25
-------
1.50
So, the tuna is $1.50 less than the hot dogs.
Problem 6:
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Bag of Doritos: $3.50
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Bottle of Mustard: $1.25
The question asks: "How much less for [the mustard]?"
This means we need to subtract the price of the mustard from the price of the Doritos.
Calculation:
$3.50 (Doritos) - $1.25 (Mustard) = ?
Let's do the subtraction:
3.50
- 1.25
-------
2.25
So, the mustard is $2.25 less than the Doritos.
Final Answer:
Problem 5:
* Bumble Bee Tuna:
$1.25
* Package of Hot Dogs:
$2.75
* How much less for Tuna?
$1.50
Problem 6:
* Bag of Doritos:
$3.50
* Bottle of Mustard:
$1.25
* How much less for Mustard?
$2.25
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of grocery shopping math worksheet.
