Iris needs 4 cups of raisins to make a fruit cake.
She measures `1/2` a cup each time.
How many `1/2` cups will she need?
`1` | `2` | `4` | `8` |
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Iris needs 4 cups of raisins to make a fruit cake.
She measures `1/2` a cup each time.
How many `1/2` cups will she need?
`1` | `2` | `4` | `8` |
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`8`
`2 xx 1/2\ text(cup)` | `= 1\ text(cup)` |
`4 xx 1/2\ text(cup)` | `= 2\ text(cups)` |
`6 xx 1/2\ text(cup)` | `= 3\ text(cups)` |
`8 xx 1/2\ text(cup)` | `= 4\ text(cups)` |
`=>\ text(Iris needs 8 half cups.)`
In 5 years time, Megan will be 16.
Brian will then be half Megan's age.
How old is Brian now?
`3` | `6` | `8` | `11` |
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`3`
`text(In 5 years time:)`
`text{Megan will be 16 (given)}`
`=>\ text(Brian will be 8.)`
`:.\ text(Brian’s age now)` | `= 8-5` |
`= 3` |
Sean ate half a box of chocolates.
There are 9 chocolates left in the box
How many chocolates are in a full box?
`18` | `16` | `9` | `8` |
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`18\ text(chocolates)`
`text(Half of a box) = 9\ text(chocolates)`
`=>\ text(A full box of chocolates)`
`=9 xx 2`
`= 18\ text(chocolates)`
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?
`6` | `10` | `18` | `20` |
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`20`
`text(If we add the last 2 chocolates to the 8 left in)`
`text(the bowl, there are 10 in the bowl.)`
`=>\ text(10 is half the chocolates at the start.)`
`:.\ text(20 chocolates were in the bowl.)`