426 P5.DE.NK.22122002
Level 2
Ben, Jen and Tanya have a total of $134.50. Jen has $8 more than Ben. Tanya has thrice as much money as Jen. How much money does Tanya have?
3 m
D 4 operations Money More than or less than Times as many Model Units method
427 P4.AP.NK.23050809
Level 3
Laura had 1 m of wire. She gave 0.64 m of the wire to Trevor and the remaining wire to Kathy. Trevor used the wire he received to form a square with no leftover. Kathy used the wire she received to form a triangle of equal sides, with no leftover. What was the difference in length between one side of the square and one side of the triangle?
3 m
Length Square Triangle More than or less than
428 P2.DA.JM.17121917
Level 3
The graph shows the different flavors of ice cream the adults like.
  1. How many adults like mango flavor?
  2. How many adults like Ube flavor?
  3. How many adults like vanilla and choco flavor?
  4. How many more adults like mango flavor than vanilla flavor?
  5. How many adults are there in the group altogether?
5 m
Picture graph W 4 operations More than or less than
429 P6.DE.JC.22031503
TRY FOR FREE
Level 3 PSLE
Heidi and Ian have the same total number of coins. Heidi has a number of fifty-cent coins and 62 twenty-cent coins. The total mass of her coins is 1.234 kg. Ian has a number of fifty-cent coins and 102 twenty-cent coins.
  1. Who has more money in coins? How much more in cents? Give your answers in this format. (Eg Adam, $12)
  2. Each fifty-cent coin is 2.6 g heavier than each twenty-cent coin. What is the total mass of Ian's coin in kg?
4 m
Attempt
Equal stage Gap & difference Money Mass Unit conversion More than or less than
430 P5.DE.NK.22122007
Level 2
A basket which contains 8 similar packets of sugar and 6 similar packets of salt has a mass of 6 kg 960 g. The basket alone is 480 g. Each packet of sugar has a mass of 540 g. Find the mass of each packet of salt in kg.
3 m
D 4 operations Mass More than or less than Equal stage Units method

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