Level 3
Adam, Bryan and Chris have $3000.
After Adam spends ³₅ of his money,
Bryan spends ¹₇ of his money and
Chris spends ¹₄ of his money,
they have equal amount of money left.
Find the total amount that the 3 children spend.

Level 3
Adam has 190 stickers.
After ¹₃ of the red stickers and
30 blue stickers are given away,
there is an equal number of red and blue stickers left.

1. How many red stickers are there in the end?
2. How many more blue stickers than red stickers are there at first?
3. How many red stickers are given away?

Level 3
Adam has 190 stickers.
After ¹₃ of the red stickers is given away and
another 30 blue stickers are bought,
there is an equal number of red and blue stickers.

1. How many red stickers are there in the end?
2. How many less blue stickers than red stickers are there at first?
3. How many red stickers are given away?

Level 3
Adam has 190 stickers.
After ¹₃ of the red stickers and
²₅ of the blue stickers are given away,
there is an equal number of red and blue stickers left.

1. How many red stickers are there in the end?
2. How many more blue stickers are there than red stickers at first?
3. How many blue stickers are given away?

Level 3
220 children are in a school.
¹₄ of the boys and ¹₅ of
the girls wear glasses.
50 children wear glasses.

1. How many boys are there?
2. How many girls are there?
3. How many children do not wear glasses?

Level 3
Adam and Bryan have a total of $130.
Adam spends ¹₃ of his money and
Bryan spends ¹₂ of his money.
They spend $50 altogether.

1. How much does Adam have at first?
2. How much does Bryan have in the end?

Level 3
At the school's recent donation drive, for every $1 donated by a child, an adult donated twice the amount. There were 5 times as many children as adults who were at the event. There were ²₃ times as many girls as boys at the event. Given that a total amount of $1470 was collected during the event, how many girls were at the event?

Level 3
Zara baked vanilla, chocolate and red velvet macarons. There were half as many red velvet macarons as chocolate macarons and an equal number of red velvet macarons as vanilla macarons. The cost of each macaron is given as shown.

1 red velvet macaron: $1.10
1 chocolate macaron: $1.40
1 vanilla macaron: $1.20

If she collected $153 from selling all the macarons, how many chocolate macarons were there?

Level 3
Adam has some paint.
He uses ⁵₈ of it to paint 4 chairs and 3 doors.
The amount of paint needed to paint a door is 2 times that of a chair.

1. How many chairs can he paint using the remaining paint?
2. How many doors can he paint using the remaining paint?

Level 3
Shop X had 68 kg of salt and Shop Y had 128 kg of salt. After both shops sold an equal amount of salt, Shop X had ²₅ as much salt as Shop Y. How much salt did both shops sell?

Level 2
The mass of Box A is ³₅ the mass of Box B. Given the total mass of the two boxes is 112 kg, what is the mass of Box A?

Level 2
The height of a pole is 121 cm. ⁷₁₁ of the pole is painted red and the rest is painted white. Find the length of the pole painted in white.

Level 2
In a farm, there are 100 fewer chickens than sheep. The number of chickens is ⁹₂₀ of the total number of chickens and sheep. What is the total number of chickens and sheep in the farm?

Level 3
A rectangular tank was ⁴₅ filled with water. After 56 litres of water was poured out from the tank, it became ¹₁₀ full. How many litres of water were there in the tank at first?

Level 3
Last year, there were 48 members in a school music club. The number of girls was ³₅ the number of boys.

1. What percentage of the members were girls last year?
2. This year, 4 boys left the club and 6 girls joined the club. What percentage of the members are girls this year?