Question
P6.WN.JC.17031304-A1
PSLE
A stallholder had the same number of kiwis, peaches and pears at first. After 56 pears, some kiwis and peaches were sold, there were 119 fruits left. There were 2 times as many kiwis as peaches left. The number of pears left was 21 less than the number of kiwis left. How many peaches were sold?
4 m
∑

Click ∑ button first when a symbol is required. X

Symbols

Enter the numerator and denominator


Enter value


2
Question Solution

1-minute grace period



When you click the Next button, you will be given 1-minute grace period to decide whether to do the next question type.

The question will be marked as incorrect if you exceed 1 minute and leave the question page.

Click the Back button instead if you would like to return to the topic page.

STUDENT

Primary 6 WHOLE NUMBERS P6.WN.JC.17031304

02 Jun 2024, 05:36 AM

PSLE
A stallholder had the same number of kiwis, peaches and pears at first. After 56 pears, some kiwis and peaches were sold, there were 119 fruits left. There were 2 times as many kiwis as peaches left. The number of pears left was 21 less than the number of kiwis left. How many peaches were sold?
Navigations
Contact Us
Members
Links