Grade 6 - Mathematics - Algebra 3

Mr. Tan has y sweets. he eats 2 sweets and then gives the rest equallly to his three children. Find the number of sweets each child gets in terms of y

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The ratio of the length to the breadth of a rectangle is 5 : 3. If the length is 5y cm, what is the breadth in terms of y?

The perimeter of a square is a cm, Find the length of the square in terms of z.

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Ms. Sol has 19 candies. She keeps x candies and gives the rest equally to 5 pupils. Find the number of candies each pupil gets in terms of x.

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Find the average of 2, x, 6 and 13 in terms of x

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Nick is x years old this year. His mother is twice as old as him. His father is 3 years older than his mother. Find his father's age this year.

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Nick is x years old this year. His mother is twice as old as him. His father is 3 years older than his mother. Find his mother's age last year.

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There are x apples in a basket. There are twice as many oranges as apples. There are 4 times as many pears as oranges. Find the number of pears in terms of x

At a concert, there were b boys. There were three times as many adults as boys. There were 23 more girls than boys. Find the number of girls in terms of b.

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At a concert, there were b boys. There were three times as many adults as boys. There were 23 more girls than boys. Find the total number of people in terms of b.

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