Bert and Ernie are standing in a line, waiting to go into their classroom.
There are:
- 9 people between Bert and Ernie.
- 14 people in front of Bert including Ernie.
- 20 people behind Ernie including Bert.
In total, how many people are in the line?
Number and Algebra, NAP-J2-33
A cricket kit has white, pink and red cricket balls.
There are:
- 3 more white balls than pink
- 7 fewer pink balls than red
- 15 red balls
How many balls, in total, are in the kit?
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Number and Algebra, NAP-B2-40 SA
Peter sets up a fruit stall outside his house and sells oranges, pears and plums.
The table below shows the price of each fruit.
Peter sold 12 pieces of fruit and was paid $28.
Peter received $8 for all the pears he sold.
How many plums did Peter sell?
Number and Algebra, NAP-B2-36
Penny has 5 birds that each eat 30 grams of bird food a day.
She has 6kg of bird food.
How many days will her bird food last for?
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Number and Algebra, NAP-H2-34 SA
Bonnie and Clyde ate 43 cherries between them.
Bonnie ate 9 less cherries than Clyde.
How many cherries did Bonnie eat?
Number and Algebra, NAP-H2-13
Michelle, Lucy, Clare and Steph are sisters.
The years they were born are recorded in the table below.
Who is the second youngest sister?
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Number and Algebra, NAP-D2-37 SA
An AFL squad of 38 players were voting for a captain.
Each player had one vote and had to vote for Harrison, Patrick or Charles.
Harrison got 4 more votes than Patrick.
Harrison got 3 more votes than Charles.
How many votes did Harrison get?