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The document contains several math word problems and questions. It asks the reader to find the difference between numbers, determine patterns, solve equations based on information provided, and calculate totals. It provides context, numbers, and operations to allow the reader to think through and answer each question concisely.

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Problem Answer: 1 @teacherryficfiles

The document contains several math word problems and questions. It asks the reader to find the difference between numbers, determine patterns, solve equations based on information provided, and calculate totals. It provides context, numbers, and operations to allow the reader to think through and answer each question concisely.

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Problem Answer

Write your answer.

The number shown on the abacus is________.

36 benches can be arranged by Rizza in rows to form a square as


……………………… .

Find the difference between (1 more than 11 ) and 37.

In which of the following patterns, each next number is found by doubling


the number before it?
a. 7, 9, 11, 13,...
b. 7, 14, 28, 56 , …
.

The difference between the values of two 9’s in the numeral 409 192 is :

9000
90

In the figure below, Annie multiplies the smallest and greatest number and
then adds the ( 5 , 4, 3, 2 ) to the 6.
Find the result.

Robert has a wonderful machine. If you put any number in that machine, it 58
first multiplies the number (15) by 4 then subtract 8 from the result ( 60 ) and
finally add 6. Steve puts 15 into the machine, what will be the result?

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Tim skip- counted , starting from 70. Until he reached 100, could he be skip
counting by fives?

Jack spent half of his pocket money on buying a toy and an ice cream. $28.00
The cost of the ice cream was $2 and the cost of the toy is $12.
How much money does he have at first?

There are 3 red pens in Natasha’s desk drawer. There are 5


more black pens than red pens. There are also 8 more blue
pens than red pens. How many pens are there in the desk drawer?

Red = 3
Black = 8
Blue = 11
Total = 22

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