The Great INTEWORD
Across
- 1. -4 x 4 + (-8 - 4 ÷ 0.5 ÷ 2)
- 3. -1024 x -3 + (4710.4 ÷ 4.6)
- 5. Marvin has $12, and every week he spends $24, but every 2 weeks Marvin's mom gives him a $60 allowance. If Marvin ever goes into debt his mom helps him pay, but that money counts in his $60 allowance. This continues for 18 weeks. The next week, Marvin's mom tells him if he cleans the whole house, she will give him 7 times the money he already has, but won't give the standard money, and Marvin can't spend any money that week. Marvin obviously agrees. The next 2 weeks, Marvin spends $44, instead of the normal $24, and his mom still gives the same 60. How much money does Marvin have?
Down
- 1. Jacob has $127 in his bank account, but decides to gamble all of it, and ends up losing it all. Furious that he lost all that money, Jacob decides to take a loan for $1020, and gambles only the $1020, every week for 5 weeks in a row, even if he is up in money. Every 3 times he goes to the casino in his lifetime, he wins and doubles the money he put in. Jacob bets 5 times that amount on a sporting event, knowing he doesn't have the money, but hopes he will win. Sadly, Jacob loses, and it brings him into debt. He pays off what he has, and then gets another loan worth $547, and loses it. How much debt is Jacob in?
- 2. (13 x -2 + -6) x -2 + (-5 x -4)
- 4. (20.1 x -6 + 367.4) x 4