Evaluate:

Do not use a calculator.

Three inches on a map represents 100 miles of real distance. The distance between Adams and Monroe on a map is seven and a half inches. How many miles separate the two cities in reality?

Above is the menu at a coffee shop. The shop is on a military base and does not charge sales tax.

Zola purchases three butter croissants and three cans of cola. She hands the cashier a $20 bill and gets $10.73 back in change. How much does one can of cola cost?

One-fifth of what number is 19 ?

Above is the menu for a coffee shop; there is no sales tax charged on purchases.

Hedwig wants to throw an informal party for herself and seventeen guests. She wants to serve a large espresso and a butter croissant to each attendee, including herself. As luck would have it, the shop is having a special - for every two croissants purchased, the third is free. How much change will Hedwig get back for a $100 bill?

Evaluate for .

Do not use a calculator.

Above is the menu at a coffee shop.

Quincy has a coupon which he can use to get either a free butter croissant with the purchase of a large drink or one dollar off a butter croissant with the purchase of a small drink. The coupon says "limit one per coupon".

Quincy orders one large espresso, one small cafe latte, and two butter croissants. Disregarding tax, how much will he spend?

Above is the menu at a coffee shop.

Jimi, Noel, and Mitch each have a coupon that entitles the bearer to either one free butter croissant with the purchase of a large drink or one dollar off the price of a butter croissant with the purchase of a small drink. Each coupon says "limit one".

Jimi purchases one large cafe latte and one butter croissant; Noel purchases one small iced coffee and one butter croissant; Mitch purchases two butter croissants. Order the three from least amount spent to most.

Multiply:

Peter ran each day during a five-day period. The number of miles he ran on each day was as follows:

Monday: One mile.

Tuesday: One and one half miles.

Wednesday: One mile.

Thursday: Two miles.

Friday: One half mile.

Give the total number of miles Peter ran per day over the five-day period in question.