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Math Problem Solving Exercises

The document contains addition problems and mixed problem-solving exercises involving basic arithmetic. It includes examples of adding numbers down and checking answers, as well as word problems related to juice bottles, homework hours, ticket sales, and outdoor sports choices. Each problem is presented with a clear breakdown of the calculations leading to the final answers.

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Math Problem Solving Exercises

The document contains addition problems and mixed problem-solving exercises involving basic arithmetic. It includes examples of adding numbers down and checking answers, as well as word problems related to juice bottles, homework hours, ticket sales, and outdoor sports choices. Each problem is presented with a clear breakdown of the calculations leading to the final answers.

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Date:- 27.4.

2024
ADDITION
Q.1. Add down. Check the answer by
adding up:
a.
4 3 2 4 3 2
+ +
2 2 6 2 2 6
6 5 8 6 5 8
b.
+ 1 5 2 + 1 5 2
3 4 7 3 4 7
4 9 9 4 9 9
Mixed problem solving:-
1. 50 bottles of juice were ordered for a
party. 3 bottles were not used. How
many people come in the party if each
person drank one bottle ?
Ans. Number of ordered bottles of juice = 50
Number of bottles not used = 3
Each person drank 1 bottle.
So, number of people who came = 5 0
- 3

4 7 peoples.
2. Kabir spend 14 hours a week doing
homework. 8 hours are spent on maths.
How many hours are spent on other
subjects?
Ans. Total hours spend by Kabir in a week = 14
Total hours spent on Maths = 8

Total hours spent on other subjects = 14


- 8

6 hours
3. 65 parent tickets and 98 student tickets were
sold for the school fete. How many tickets were
sold in all?
Ans. Number of tickets sold for parent = 65
Number of tickets sold for student = 98
Total number of tickets were sold = 65 + 98

65
+ 98
1 6 3 tickets
4. 52 students chose mountain climbing for outdoor
sports. 18 children more than that chose boating .
How many choose boating?
Ans. Number of students who chose mountain climbing=
52
Number of Additional children who chose boating=18
Total Number of students chose boating = 52 + 18
70 students.

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