A soccer club orders 60 balls for the new season.
There are 8 teams in the club.
Each team is given 6 balls.
How many balls does the club have left?
Number and Algebra, NAP-C1-33 SA
A swim centre has 10 boxes of goggles.
Three boxes have 8 pairs of goggles in each box.
The rest have 5 pairs of goggles in each box.
How many pairs of goggles are there altogether?
Number and Algebra, NAP-B1-18
4 groups of 6 plums is the same number of plums as 3 groups of
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Number and Algebra, NAP-D1-34 SA
Emma wants to make exactly 28 cookies.
How many eggs does she need?
Number and Algebra, NAP-D1-30
In 5 years time, Megan will be 16.
Brian will then be half Megan's age.
How old is Brian now?
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Number and Algebra, NAP-G1-34 SA
Archer has blocks with two square faces.
He builds the model below.
What is the height of the model in centimetres?
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Number and Algebra, NAP-D1-27 SA
Dinesh thought of a number.
He doubled the number and subtracted 4.
The answer was 14.
What number did Dinesh first think of?
Number and Algebra, NAP-D1-23 SA
Kelly is buying tennis balls from the sporting goods shop.
It costs $12 to buy 4 balls.
If each ball costs the same, how many tennis balls can Kelly buy for $60?
Number and Algebra, NAP-D1-11
Melinda placed some shells in rows of 8.
She then put the same number of shells into bags of 6 and had some left over.
How many shells were left over?
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Number and Algebra, NAP-E1-35 SA
Katrina puts some Rubik's cubes and identical bolts end to end.
3 Rubik's cubes are the same length as 4 bolts.
Each Rubik's cube is 8 cm long.
How many centimetres long is each bolt?
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Number and Algebra, NAP-E1-34
5 of plastic cups cost 30 cents.
How many cents does one cup cost?
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What is the greatest number of cups that can be bought with exactly $6?
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Number and Algebra, NAP-E1-32 SA
Mr. Lantry asked his students to follow the steps below.
- Step 1: Think of an even number between 1 and 10.
- Step 2: Halve it.
- Step 3: Add twice the number you started with.
- Step 4: Multiply by 2.
- Step 5: Divide by the number you started with.
What answer should everyone get?
Number and Algebra, NAP-G1-29 SA
A shop sells eggs in small and large cartons.
A small carton holds 6 eggs.
A large carton holds 12 eggs.
Alice buys a total of 60 eggs.
She buys 3 large cartons and some small cartons.
How many small cartons does she buy?
Number and Algebra, NAP-F1-27
Eliza took half the chocolates that were in a bowl.
Without any other chocolates being taken, Eliza took two more.
Eight chocolates were left in the bowl.
How many chocolates were in the bowl at the start?
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Number and Algebra, NAP-F1-14
Five people collected a total of 70 aluminium cans to recycle.
Three of the people collected 20 cans each.
The other two, Randy and Thor, collected the rest of the cans equally.
How many cans did Thor collect?
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Number and Algebra, NAP-H1-33 SA
Three children were playing a card game.
There were 52 cards. Each child was given 11 cards.
How many cards were left over?
Number and Algebra, NAP-H1-30
Andrew kept 3 bird cages.
Each bird cage had 8 birds in it.
He then bought one more bird cage and spread the birds out evenly between the 4 cages.
How many birds were then in each cage?
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