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Class5 Math Word Problems

The document contains a series of mixed word problems for Class 5 students, focusing on addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division. Each problem presents a scenario requiring mathematical calculations, such as counting items, calculating totals, or determining remainders. The problems are designed to enhance students' problem-solving skills in a practical context.

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Class5 Math Word Problems

The document contains a series of mixed word problems for Class 5 students, focusing on addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division. Each problem presents a scenario requiring mathematical calculations, such as counting items, calculating totals, or determining remainders. The problems are designed to enhance students' problem-solving skills in a practical context.

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Success Point Kid's Zone, Balaghat Homework

Prepared by: Sandeep Meshram Sir (Navodaya


Passout Batch 2010) Class 5 - Mixed Word
Problems (Addition, Subtraction, Multiplication,
Division)
1. Riya has 245 apples and buys 178 more. How many apples does she have now?

2. A shopkeeper had 560 candies and sold 275. How many candies are left?

3. A school has 48 students in each of 12 classes. How many students are there in total?

4. 864 books are to be arranged equally on 12 shelves. How many books per shelf?

5. A farmer has 325 mangoes and 289 oranges. How many fruits does he have in total?

6. A train traveled 750 km and then 425 km. What is the total distance traveled?

7. Rahul had ■950 and spent ■375. How much money is left?

8. There are 36 rows of chairs with 25 chairs in each row. How many chairs in total?

9. 720 chocolates are distributed among 9 children. How many chocolates does each child get?

10. A factory produced 1,250 toys in one week and 1,375 in another week. Total toys?

11. Meena read 135 pages on Monday and 148 on Tuesday. Total pages read?

12. A shop had 980 kg rice and sold 456 kg. How much rice is left?

13. A box contains 24 pencils. How many pencils are in 35 boxes?

14. 840 students are divided into groups of 20. How many groups are formed?

15. A bus traveled 365 km on day 1 and 487 km on day 2. Total distance?

16. Sita had ■1200 and bought a dress for ■675. Remaining money?

17. A school bought 15 boxes of chalk, each having 48 pieces. Total chalk pieces?

18. 960 biscuits are packed equally into 16 packets. Biscuits per packet?

19. A garden has 345 roses and 278 lilies. Total flowers?

20. A man earned ■2,450 and spent ■1,375. Savings?

21. A factory makes 125 chairs daily for 20 days. Total chairs?

22. 1,200 pencils are distributed among 24 students. Pencils per student?

23. A library has 1,560 books. 785 are issued. Books left?

24. A car traveled 215 km in morning and 385 km in evening. Total distance?

25. A baker made 48 cakes each day for 15 days. Total cakes?
26. 990 apples are packed into 11 boxes. Apples per box?

27. A school collected ■3,450 and spent ■1,275. Remaining amount?

28. A field has 36 rows with 18 plants in each. Total plants?

29. 864 students are divided into 12 classes. Students per class?

30. A shopkeeper bought 325 items and sold 198. Items left?

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