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Solve the following problem sums. Show your working clearly.
1. + + = 58
+ = 43
=?
=?

=
=

2. + = 27

= +
=?
=?

= 1
=

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3. Solve the following.
(a) + + + + + = 76

+ = 32
=?
=?

=
=

(b) ++ = 12

++ = 21

+ =?

Ans: 2

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4.

+ ++ + = 25

- =4

x =?

Ans:

5a. ++ = 10

++ = 11

Find the value of +.

Ans:
5b. Given the value of is 4, find the value of .

Ans: 3

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6. Tracy and Susie had the same number of coloured balls. Tracy lost 8
coloured balls and as a result, Susie had twice as many coloured balls as
Tracy. How many coloured balls did Tracy have at first?

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7. Jason and Pansy had the same amount of money at first. Jason spent

$45 and Pansy spent $80. In the end, they had $75 left in total.
(a) How much money did they have altogether at first?
(b) How much money did each of them have at first?

. Ans: 4

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8. Vincent has 16 stamps more than Jane. How many stamps must Vincent
give Jane so that they will have the same number of stamps?

Ans:
9. Lucy had three times as many cupcakes as Weiming.

Lucy gave Weiming 20 cupcakes. As a result, they had the same number of
cupcakes.
(a) How many cupcakes did Lucy have at first?
(b) How many cupcakes did Lucy and Weiming have altogether?

. Ans: (a)

(b) 5

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10. Julie and Sandy had $92 altogether. Julie gave Sandy $24.
As a result, they had the same amount of money.
(a) How much money did Sandy have at first?
(b) How much money did Julie have at first?

()
()

Ans: (a) 6
(b)

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11. Joanna had four times as many muffins as Heidi.
Joanna gave Heidi 27 muffins. As a result, they both had the same number
of muffins.
How many muffins did Joanna have at first?

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12. Lennie and Gabriel had the same amount of money at first.

Lennie spent $56 and Gabriel spent $65.
As a result, Lennie had twice as much money as Gabriel.
How much money did each of them have at first?

Ans: 7

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