Level 3
Heather had 80 more stickers than Irene. After Irene gave away 13 of her stickers, Heather had twice as many stickers as Irene. How many stickers did Irene have at first?
Level 3
The number of girls in a school funfair was 35 that of the boys. There were 240 more boys than girls. After some boys had left the funfair, the number of girls at the funfair was thrice the number of the remaining boys. How many boys left the funfair?
Level 3
Queenie had 35 as much money as Rachel. Queenie received another $36 from her father. In the end, Queenie's money became 112 of what Rachel had. How much did Queenie have at first?
Level 3
Jaslyn had 54 more stamps than Joelle. After Joelle gave away 16 of her stamps, Jaslyn had thrice as many stamps as Joelle. How many stamps did Joelle have at first?
Level 3
At a farm, there were 47 as many ducks and chickens. There were 48 more chickens than ducks. The farmer sold away some chickens. In the end, there were 89 as many ducks as chickens. How many chickens were sold away?
Level 3
Sarah had 35 as much money as Tricia. Sarah had $40 less than Tricia. Sarah spent some money to buy a birthday present for her friend. In the end, she had 14 as much money as Tricia. How much did Sarah spend on the birthday present?
Level 3
In a shopping mall, 58 of the customers were female. There were 56 more female customers. Within five minutes, some female customers left the shopping mall. As a result, there were 711 as many male customers as female customers. How many female customers left the shopping mall during the five minutes?
Level 3 Last month, Tim and Jen had the same amount of savings. This month, Jen saves $1800. As a result, she now has 5 times as much savings as Tim. What are their total savings now?
Level 3
A fruit stall had 3 times as many apples as oranges. After 15 oranges were sold, the number of apples became 12 times the number of the remaining oranges. How many oranges were there at the fruit stall at first?
