6.

Gianluca, James and Henry are organising a charity cake sale.

They want to make 54 cupcakes in total.

How many cupcakes should each boy make?

..........................cupcakes
(2)

7. A teacher has 153 sweets.

The teacher shares the sweets equally among 9 students.

How many sweets does each pupil receive?

..........................sweets
(2)

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12. Mr Green buys a bicycle that costs £400.
He pays a £50 deposit and pays the rest in 7 monthly payments.

Work out the cost of each monthly payment.

£..........................
(3)

13. Mrs Phillips buys six chairs.

The total cost of the six chairs is £506.10

How much does each chair cost?

£..........................
(2)

14. Poppy has £7.04 credit on her mobile phone.

It costs 8p to send a text message.

How many text messages can Poppy send?

..........................messages
(2)
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15. Find the remainder when 817 is divided by 9.

..........................
(2)

16. Work out 8328 ÷ 12

..........................
(2)

17. Jacob says

“to divide a number by 28, it is possible to divide by 4 and then divide that
answer by another number.”

What is the other number?

..........................
(1)
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18. Rebecca has 6 litres of orange juice.

She pours 400ml of orange juice into three glasses.

Rebecca then uses the rest of the orange juice to pour as many 200ml cups as
possible.

Work out how many 200ml cups of orange juice Rebecca pours.

..........................
(3)

19. Evie is putting crayons into boxes.

She puts 5 crayons into each box.

How many boxes can she fill completely with 93 crayons?

..........................
(2)
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23. There are 147 guests at a wedding.

Each table can seat 8 guests.

(a) How many tables are needed?

..........................
(2)

(b) How many spare seats will there be?

..........................
(2)

24. Tomas is filling boxes of cupcakes.

Each box holds 16 cupcakes.

Tomas has 730 cupcakes.

How many boxes can Tomas fill?

..........................
(2)
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25. Calculate 840 ÷ 35

..........................
(3)

26. Mrs Dixon puts 230 eggs into boxes.

Each box holds 12 eggs.

How many egg boxes does Mrs Dixon need to put all the eggs into boxes?

..........................
(3)

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27. 220 fans travel to a rugby match in minibuses.
Each minibus holds 18 fans.

How many minibuses are needed?

..........................
(3)

28. A football club has £600 to spend on footballs.

Each football costs £8.15

(a) Work out the greatest number of footballs the club can buy.

..........................
(2)

(b) Work out how much money the football club will have left.

..........................
(2)

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29. A company fills boxes with envelopes.

The company have 10652 envelopes.

Each full box contains 48 envelopes.

The company fill as many boxes as possible.

Work out how many envelopes are left over.

..........................
(3)

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