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A shop was having promotion for cupcakes. For every 4 cupcakes bought, 1 cupcake would be given free. Mrs Chow paid for 24 cupcakes. How many free cupcakes would she have in all?
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The poster shows a promotion at a school bookshop. Lynette paid $8 for some notebooks. How many notebooks did she get altogether?
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The advertisement shows the price of tickets to enter an amusement park. Mr Lee went to the amusement park with his wife and 4 children. What is the least amount of money Mr Lee paid for all the tickets?
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35 students in a library were seated in groups of 5. Each group donated 2 notebooks to a class. How many pens did the students donate in all?
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5 spoons cost $7. Luke bought 65 spoons for the kitchen. How much did he pay?
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Eliyah wants to get 45 pens for her students. How much will she have to pay if the pens are sold at 5 for $7?
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Miss Ho bought some chocolate bars. 3 chocolate bars were for $8. She paid $24 for them. How many chocolate bars did she buy?
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Cupcakes were sold at 4 for $2. Croissants were sold at 3 for $5. Linda bought 8 cupcakes and 12 croissants. How much did she pay for the cupcakes and croissants she bought?
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A supermarket was having a sale for its chocolate bars. 3 chocolate bars were sold at $10.
  1. Kate bought 42 chocolate bars. How much did she pay for them?
  2. Kate was given another $50 to buy chocolate bars for her birthday party. How many more chocolate bars could she get?
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Peter and Mark picked up a total of 150 cans. For every 3 cans that Peter picked up, Mark picked up 2 cans. How many did Peter pick up?
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