Arithmetic word problems 3rd grade

An arithmetic word problem is a math problem that is presented in the form of a story or real-life scenario, requiring the use of arithmetic operations to find a solution.

To find the total number of items, add the quantities of each category together.

You have 2 more red and green paper clips than purple paper clips.

Subtract the number of items used from the total number of items to find the remaining items.

You have 13 water bottles left.

Division is the process of splitting a total into equal parts or groups.

Divide the total number of bananas (84) by the number of bananas per bin (21) to find the number of bins needed.

The formula is to count all individuals and ensure there is one chair for each person.

There are 14 people at the dinner table.

To 'use' items means to take them away from the total, which affects the remaining quantity.