Level 3
Jamie baked some pies. 12 of them were chicken pies. 38 of them were beef pies and the rest were mushroom pies. She baked 14 more beef pies than mushroom pies. How many pies did she bake altogether?
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Level 3
I am a 5 digit number.
All my digits are odd.
The sum of the 5 digits is 25.
The digits in the ten thousands place and ones place make 10.
The ones digit is 4 more than the ten thousands digit.
The digits in the hundreds place and tens place make 10 too.
The tens digit is 4 more than the thousands digit.
If none of the digits is repeated, what is the 5 digit number?
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Level 3
I am a number.
I have the digit 6 which is in the thousands place.
I also have the digit 8 which has a value of 80.
My digit in the ones place is 1 more than my digit in the tens place.
The value of my digit in the hundreds place is 620 more than the value of my digit in the tens place.
My digit in the ten thousands place is 2 less than my digit in the thousands place.
What number am I?
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Level 3
Book X has 78 fewer pages than Book Y, and Book Z has 24 more pages than Book Y. If Book X and Book Y have a total of 162 pages,
  1. how many pages does Book Y have?
  2. how many pages does Book Z have?
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Level 3
The figure is made up of Rectangle X and Square Y. Their total area is 73 cm2. The area of Rectangle X is 23 cm2 greater than Square Y. Find the area of Square Y.
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Level 3
The sum of two numbers is 48. The greater number is thrice the smaller number.
  1. What is the smaller number?
  2. What is the greater number?
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Level 3
Kylie had half the amount of coins Xavier had. Xavier had 3 times the amount of coins as Peter. There were a total of 33 coins. How many more coins did Kylie have than Peter?
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Level 3
Serene had 47 as many chocolates as Melvin. Melvin had 45 as many chocolates as Esther. If Esther had 38 more chocolates than Serene, find the total number of chocolates that was shared among these 3 children at first.
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Level 3
Jeremy had 16 as many stamps as Tom. Tom had twice as many stamps as David. If Jeremy had 300 stamps fewer than David,
  1. How many stamps did Jeremy have?
  2. How many stamps did they have altogether?
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Level 3
At a funfair, there were 13 as many boys as girls and 25 as many adults as children. If there were 24 more adults than boys at the funfair, find the total number of people at the funfair.
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Level 3
There were some adults and children at a party. 38 of the people were adults. 34 of the children were boys and the rest were girls. There were 20 girls.
  1. How many children were there?
  2. How many more children than adults were at the party?
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Level 3
Four times a number is 8120. What is 930 more than thrice the number?
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Level 3
27 of a bag of balls were green in colour. 25 of the remaining balls were blue in colour and the rest were red in colour. If there were 12 more red balls than green balls, how many balls were there in the bag altogether?
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Level 3
37 of the people at a gathering are men. 34 of the remainder are women and the rest are children. There are 600 more women than children. How many people are there at the gathering altogether?
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Level 3
112 of the people in a theme park are boys. 111 of the remainder are girls and the rest are adults. There are 990 more adults than girls. How many people are there in the theme park altogether?
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Level 3
A fruit-seller started the day with 360 oranges. He sold 49 of the oranges and gave 25 of the remainder away. He placed the rest into boxes of 30. How many boxes would he need?
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Level 3
712 of the pupils in a school go to school by bus. 25 of the remaining pupils go to school by car and 13 of the rest cycle to school. The remaining pupils walk to school. The number of pupils who walk to school is 250 fewer than those who go to school by bus. What is the enrolment of the school?
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Level 3
The product of two numbers is greater than 80 but less than 85. The sum of the two numbers is a multiple of 5. The difference between the two numbers is 8.
  1. Find the two numbers.
  2. Find the product of the two numbers.
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Level 3
310 of the runners in a marathon are Chinese. 37 of the remaining runners are Indians, 14 of the rest of the runners are Malays, 30 are Eurasians and 21 are Japanese. How many more Chinese than Japanese runners are there?
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Level 2
An odd number is a multiple of 3 and a factor of 45. The number is greater than 10 but less than 20. What is the number?
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