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Grade 4 Math: Word problems · Weekly instalment planQuizPrint.CA Ontario curriculum: Mathematics (2020) · Number B2.1 — solve problems involving the four operations with whole numbers 1. Emma borrows $80 for a club trip and adds $20 for supplies. After $20 is paid back, the rest is paid in $20 weekly instalments. How many weeks does that take? 2. The keyboard costs $20 plus a $30 delivery fee. Lucas pays $20 now. The rest is paid in $10 weekly instalments. How many weeks is that? 3. Benjamin needs $30 for art supplies and $45 for a class fee. A grant covers $15. The rest is saved at $15 a week. How many weeks does the saving take? 4. Owen borrows $100 for a club trip and adds $10 for supplies. After $40 is paid back, the rest is paid in $10 weekly instalments. How many weeks does that take? 5. The keyboard costs $35 plus a $10 delivery fee. Jack pays $5 now. The rest is paid in $5 weekly instalments. How many weeks is that? 6. Yara needs $15 for art supplies and $10 for a class fee. A grant covers $5. The rest is saved at $5 a week. How many weeks does the saving take? 7. Jonah borrows $90 for a club trip and adds $45 for supplies. After $45 is paid back, the rest is paid in $15 weekly instalments. How many weeks does that take? 8. The keyboard costs $60 plus a $40 delivery fee. Eli pays $40 now. The rest is paid in $20 weekly instalments. How many weeks is that? 9. Omar needs $90 for art supplies and $15 for a class fee. A grant covers $45. The rest is saved at $15 a week. How many weeks does the saving take? 10. Julian borrows $180 for a club trip and adds $40 for supplies. After $60 is paid back, the rest is paid in $20 weekly instalments. How many weeks does that take? Sign in to manage students and save worksheet results. Answer keyGrade 4 Math: Word problems · Weekly instalment plan Ontario curriculum: Mathematics (2020) · Number B2.1 — solve problems involving the four operations with whole numbers Question numbers match the worksheet.
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