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MATHS 3 - SOLVE PROBLEMS - 25.10.21

MATHS 3 - SOLVE PROBLEMS - 25.10.21

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Mathematics

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3rd Grade

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Siu H'Manatha

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14 Slides • 12 Questions

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There were seven birds in each of the two trees?

Then three of them flew away.

How many birds stayed in the tree?



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John gets a weekly allowance of two dollars. After saving money for six weeks. John bought a book that cost eight dollars. How much money did he have left?

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Lisa also saved her weekly allowance of $2 for six weeks. Then, she earned $4 for helping the neighbor who was sick.

How much money does she have now?

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Right now Fred has $11 in his piggy bank. He is going to save his weekly allowance of $2 for eight weeks. Then, he will have just enough money to buy an expensive model airplane. How much does it cost?

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Multiple Choice

The cheap socks cost 1 dollar or each pair, and the expensive ones cost 3 dollars for each pair. Which takes less money to buy 10 pairs of cheap socks or to buy four pairs of expensive socks?

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10 pairs of cheap socks

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four pairs of expensive socks

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How many pairs of cheap socks can you buy with 15 dollars?

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How many pairs of expensive  socks can you buy with 15 dollars?

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Liz bought three pairs of cheap socks and two pairs of expensive socks. How much money did she spend?

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How many legs do seven goats have together?

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How many legs do three cats and seven chickens have altogether?

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Eleven shops in a shopping mall have three workers, and two shops have 9 workers. How many workers are there total?

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Of Marie’s relatives, 7 families have two children, 8 families have three children. All of the children are Marie’s cousins. How many cousins does Marie have?

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