Story Problems

Bob places 39 pictures in to 10 picture frames. In the first 9 frames he places 4 pictures in each frame. How many pictures did he place in the 10th frame?

Bob bought 4 bags of candy. Each bag has 12 pieces of candy. If he shares the candy equally with his 5 friends, how many pieces will he have left?

Together Bob and Bobby own 25 video games. Bobby owns 4 times more than Bob. How many video games do they both own?

Which of the following numbers have 2 AND 5 as factors? 12, 20, 35, 64, 70

Bob is saving money for a new gaming system. He needs to save a total of $250. So far he has saved up $5 each week for 15 weeks. How much money does he have left to save?

Bob has $100 to spend at the store. He buys 3 posters for $15 each, 2 sweatshirts for $22 each. How much money does he have left?

Bobby eats 20 grapes. He eats 5 times as many grapes as Bob. Which equation could be used to solve for how many grapes Bob eats?

Bob has 9 football jerseys. Bobby has 4 times as many jerseys as Bob. Which equation can you use to solve how many jerseys Bobby has?

Bob and Bobby each have 24 toy cars. Bob puts his toy cars equally in 2 bins and Bobby puts his toy cars equally in 3 bins. How many more toy cars does Bob have in each bin than Bobby?

Bob is buying pizza for the 18 kids in his class. He wants everyone to be able to have 3 slices of pizza. If each pizza comes with 8 slices, how many pizzas does he need to order?

Which number has 18, 36 and 48 as multiples?

Bob is making candy for his class of 15 students. He is going to give each student 6 pieces of candy. 1 batch makes 10 pieces. How many batches does he need to make?