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There are an equal number of 20-cent coins and 50-cent coins in a box. The total value of the 50-cent coins is $2.10 more than the total value of the 20-cent coins. Find the number of 50-cent coins in the box.
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There is an equal number of 50-cent coins and 10-cent coins in a box. The total value of the 10-cent coins is $6.80 less than the total value of the 50-cent coins.
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Figure A is a rectangle with an area of 192 cm2. The breadth of the rectangle is 34 as long as its length. Figure B is a square. Given that both figures have the same perimeter, find the area of Figure B.
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Figure A is a rectangle with an area of 192 cm2. The breadth of the rectangle is 34 as long as its length. Figure B is a square. Given that both figures have the same perimeter, find the area of Figure B.
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Lina put 120 eggs on some big trays and small trays. She put 6 eggs on each big tray and 4 eggs on each small tray. She used the same number of big trays and small trays. How many trays did Lina use altogether?
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There were 1870 books in a book shop. There were 6 times as many storybooks as assessment books. There were an equal number of assessment books and manuals. There were half as many non-fiction books as storybooks.
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A shopkeeper keeps his stock of flour in 50-kg bags. He has 4 such bags to be packed into smaller packets weighing 5 kg and 2 kg. He wants to have the same number of 5-kg packets and 2-kg packets.
How many packets of flour does he pack altogether?
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A total of 1080 students sat for a Mathematics test. 34 of the girls and 78 of the boys passed the test. The same number of boys and girls failed the test. How many more boys than girls passed the test?
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There is a total of 380 ladies and gentlemen at a party. 37 of the gentlemen and 23 of the ladies are dancing. The number of ladies who are not dancing is equal to the number of gentlemen who are not dancing. How many gentlemen are there at the party?
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Richard and Tina had a total of 440 charity tickets. Richard sold 13 of his tickets and Tina sold 25 of hers. They sold an equal number of tickets each. How many tickets did Richard have at first?
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Keith has 25 as many stickers as Janet. They have a total of 280 stickers. How many stickers must Janet give to Keith so that they will have the same number of stickers?
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Risa has 37 as many cards as Abi. They have a total of 160 cards. How many cards must Abi give to Risa so that they will have the same number of cards?
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Reggie and Zane had a total of 144 cards. Zane had half as many cards as Reggie. How many cards must Reggie give to Zane so they have an equal number of cards?
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Sid had 13
as much money as Tim at first. After Sid received $175 and Tim received $98, both of them had the same amount of money. How much did Tim have at first?
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At a fruit stall, there were 13 as many pears as apples. After 2 pears and 18 apples were sold, the number of pears became the same as the number of apples. How many fruits were at the fruit stall in the end?
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Queenie had 35 as much money as Rachel. Queenie received another $36 from her father and Rachel spent $8 on some stationery. In the end, Queenie and Rachel had an equal amount of money. How much did the girls have altogether in the end?
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At an amusement park, there were 34 as many boys as girls. After 90 boys came and 36 girls left the amusement park, there was an equal number of boys and girls who remained at the park. How many children were at the amusement park in the end?
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Mrs Lee had a total of 125 oranges and apples. She sold half of the apples and 35 oranges. In the end, she had an equal number of oranges and apples left. Find the number of oranges she had at first.
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Serena had 134 round and square shaped cookies. After giving away 13 of her round shaped cookies and 14 of her square shaped cookies, she had an equal number of round and square shaped cookies. How many square shaped cookies did she have at first?
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Yesterday, Mae had 61 local and foreign stamps. Today, she gave away 15 of her local stamps and 16 of her foreign stamps. Now, she has an equal number of local and foreign stamps. How many local stamps did she have yesterday?
