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This lesson is aligned TEKS: Advanced (2025) and Regular (2012) Mathematics

• TEKS Advanced Math 6.3F: Add, subtract, multiply, and divide rational numbers.
• TEKS Math 6.3E: Multiply and divide positive rational numbers fluently.

• This is a 15-question worksheet with an answer key.
• Prints on 8.5 × 11 paper.
• Also ideal for substitute teachers.

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15 Questions:

1. What is the sum of 3.5 and –2.8? Plot the points on a number line.
   
2. Nathalia bought a bottle of olive oil for $8.75 and used a $2.50 coupon. How much did she pay?
   
3. What is –6.2 – 3.8? Illustrate on a number line.
   
4. Three friends split a dinner bill of $57.60 equally. How much does each pay?
   
5. What is the product of –4 and 2.5? Illustrate on a number line.
   
6. Alex bought a stock at $14.25 and sold it at $18.75. How much was his gain?
   
7. What is –15 ÷ 3? Illustrate on the number line.
   
8. A 6.8-mile ride costs $1.25 per mile. What’s the total cost of the ride?
   
9. What is the result of ²⁄₃ + ⁵⁄₆? Illustrate your answer by shading the circles.
   
10. A gym charges a $25.99 monthly fee. How much is the cost for 4 months?
    
11. What is the value of ⁵⁄₈ × ²⁄₃?
    
12. Strawberries cost $3.75 per pound. How much will 2.4 pounds cost?
    
13. What is –¾ ÷ ½?
    
14. Four roommates share a $59.80 internet bill equally. How much does each pay?
    
15. What is the product of 1.2 and 0.4?