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ONE VARIABLE WORD PROBLEMS practice actions: Write the equation that represents each scenario and solve. 1. Ms. Yara has 50 pieces of candy. She gives two 2 The sum of three consecutive numbers is 27. pleces to each of her students and saves the last What are the three numbers? 10 pieces for later. How many students does she have? 3. 8 less than the product of (2) and a number is 16. 4. Kyle had $5 to spend on pencils. She bought 12 Find the number. pencils and had $2.12 left. How much was each pencil?b. I8 Is the quotient of a number and 6. What Is the number? O. Penny gives half of her shoe collection to her younger sister. Then she bought 2 pairs of shoes. If she now has 18 pairs, how many palrs of shoes did she have originally? 1. Cora bought a soda for 2 and 4 candy bars. - She spent $16.60. How much did each candy bar - cosf? 8. Lin Is Y Inches shorter than Tim. If the sum of their heights Is 116 Inches, how tall Is each boy? & Lindsay Bowden, 2020 ONE VARIABLE WORD PROBLEMS practice 2 Directions: Write the equation that represents each scenario and solve. I. Lily has 3 less than 4 times the amount of t- 2. 4 times a number is equivalent to 8 more than 2 shirts as Bree. If Bree has 33 t-shirts, how many times the number. What Is the number? does Lily have? 3) Pedro Is 8 years older than twice the age of his 4. A car rental service charges a rental fee of cousin. If Pedro is 30, how old is his cousin? $125 plus $30 per hour to rent a car. If Craig's total bill is $305, how many hours did he have the rental car?5. 7 times a number Increased by 10 Is 24. Find the number., \"T: The sum of 3 consecutive even numbers Is 8. 'What are the three numbers? 6. Kyla spent 120 minutes reading this week. If this was 10 more than 2 times the amount of fime she spent reading lost week, how many minutes did she read last week? ) 8. You give o third of your weekly allowance to a charity. Then you spend $8 at the mall. If you have $2 left to spend, how much is your weekly allowance