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Peter and his 4 friends went to the petting farm, making a total of 5 people. With 6 others already there, the total is 11 people. Various math problems are presented involving counting fruits, children, dolls, and cars.

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Math Word Problems for Kids

Peter and his 4 friends went to the petting farm, making a total of 5 people. With 6 others already there, the total is 11 people. Various math problems are presented involving counting fruits, children, dolls, and cars.

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Peter and his 4 friends go to the petting farm.

a) How many people went to the zoo?

b) If there were 6 other people already at the petting zoo, how many people are there altogether

There were 7 apples and some bananas in Peter’s fruit basket. There were 18 fruits altogether in the basket. After
shopping, Peter put 4 more bananas in the fruit basket. How many bananas are there in the fruit basket now?

There are 17 children in Mrs. Howard’s Kindergarten class. There are 9 girls and the rest are boys. Later in the school
year 4 more boys join the class. How many boys are in the class now?

Edna has some dolls in her toy room. She gives away 6 to her best friend Charli. Now she has 8 dolls left. How many dolls
did Edna have at the beginning?

There are 16 cars in the parking garage at the airport. 7of the cars are red, and the rest are blue. After some time, 4
more blue cars enter the garage. How many blue cars are in the garage now?

John and his 3 friends went to the park to play. There were already 8 other children playing in the park. How many
children were playing in the park?

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Initially, there are 16 cars with 7 red, implying 16 - 7 = 9 blue cars. After 4 more blue cars arrive, there are 9 + 4 = 13 blue cars.

John and his 3 friends make up 4 children arriving at the park. With 8 other children already there, the total number of children in the park is 4 + 8 = 12.

Initially, Peter had 18 fruits with 7 apples. This means there were initially 18 - 7 = 11 bananas, corroborated by adding 4 more bananas to reach a new total of 15 bananas.

Edna initially had 14 dolls and gave away 6, resulting in 8 remaining. If more dolls were added initially, fewer would remain after her gift. Therefore, the available number for gifting or future count should consider this addition to avoid imbalance in scenarios relying on the accurate number of initial dolls.

Currently, there are 12 children at the park (4 arriving with 8 already there). With 3 more joining, the new total becomes 12 + 3 = 15 children.

There were initially 18 fruits in the basket with 7 being apples, making 18 - 7 = 11 bananas originally. After shopping, Peter adds 4 more bananas, so there are 11 + 4 = 15 bananas in the fruit basket now.

Initially, with 9 girls out of 17 total students, there must be 8 boys (17 total - 9 girls). This matches with the pre-join scenario, validating the initial count before the 4 new boys arrived.

Edna has 8 dolls left after giving away 6, so she originally had 8 + 6 = 14 dolls.

There are initially 17 students with 9 girls, implying 17 - 9 = 8 boys. With 4 more boys joining, the total number of boys becomes 8 + 4 = 12.

Peter and his 4 friends, totaling 5 people, went to the petting farm. With 6 other people already there, the total number of people is 5 + 6 = 11.

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