4. The Chicken and Rabbit Problem

4. The Chicken and Rabbit Problem

3rd Grade

19 Qs

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4. The Chicken and Rabbit Problem

4. The Chicken and Rabbit Problem

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1.

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1 min • 1 pt

A farmer has 30 chickens and rabbits altogether. There are only 100 legs. Find the number of chickens and the number ofrabbits that the farmer has.

Chicken: Rabbit:

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Samantha has 30 pieces of $2 and $5 notes altogether. The total value of the money she has is $120. Find the number of pieces of $2 notes and the number of pieces of

$5 notes that Samantha has.

$2: $5:

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Alternative Assumption

If we assume all were $2 notes,

30 × $2 = $60

the total value would be $60.

$120 - $60 = $60

There is a difference of $60 in the total value of money.

$5-$2= $3

$60÷$3= 20

Samantha has 20 pieces of $5 notes.

30- 20=10

Samantha has 10 pieces o f $2 notes.

3.

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There are 24 cars and motorcycles in a car park. There are a total of 76 wheels. How many motorcycles are there? How many cars are there?

cars: motorcycles:

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There are 10 motorcycles.

24 - 10 = 14

There are 14 cars.

Alternative Assumption

If we assume all were motorcycles,

24x2=48

the total number of wheels would be 48.

76-48= 28

There is a difference of 28 in the total number of wheels.

4 -2=2

28÷2= 14

There are 14 cars.

24- 14= 10

There are 10 motorcycles.

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1 min • 1 pt

There were 6 questions in a mathematics competition. 5 marks would be awarded for every correct answer. 2 marks would be deducted for a wrong answer. If Valerie

scored 23 marks in the mathematics competition, how many questions did she answer correctly?

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There were 25 questions in amathematics quiz. Ifaquestion was answered correctly, 4 marks would be given, otherwise 1 mark would be deducted. If John scored 85 marks in the mathematics quiz, how many questions had he answered correctly?

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6.

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There were a total of 30 cars and motorcycles at a car park. There were 100 wheels in all. How many

cars were there at the car park?

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Each adult movie ticket costs $8. Each child movie ticket costs $5. Sean buys 10

movie tickets altogether. He pays $74 in al. Find the number of adult movie tickets and the number of child movie tickets Sean buys.

Adult: Child:

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