Level 3 Andrew had a number of oranges. He could pack all his oranges equally into 25 boxes. If he packed 3 fewer oranges in each box, he would be able to pack all his oranges equally into 30 boxes. How many oranges did Andrew have altogether?
Level 2
I am thinking of a number. The number is smaller than 40. It can be found in both the multiplication tables of 6 and 8. What number am I thinking of?
Level 3 In a seminar room, chairs were arranged in rows of 12. During a workshop, 32 chairs were added to accommodate the number of people. The chairs were rearranged to form rows of 11. As a result, there were 7 more rows.
How many chairs were there in the extra 7 rows?
How many chairs were there in the seminar rom in the end?
Level 2
A number is between 26 and 35. When it is divided by 3, the quotient is a whole number. When it is divided by 5, the quotient is also a whole number. What is the number?
Level 3
There were some rows of tables in a hall. Each row had 5 tables. When Kathy brought in 2 extra tables and rearranged all the tables, there were 4 tables in each row and 3 more rows than before. How many tables were there at first?
Level 3
In a school hall, a certain number of students can be arranged such that there are exactly 21 students per row. If the same number of students arranged in rows of 16 students each, there will be 7 more rows and 8 students left over. How many students are there altogether?
