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The price of a calculator in bookstore A is equal to the price of the same calculator in bookstore B. In the month of August, the price of the calculator was marked down in both bookstores. As a result, the price became $32 and $38 in bookstore A and B respectively. John bought 3 such calculators from each bookstore and found that he saved a total of $114 due to the markdowns in price. ...

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The price of a washing machine in a shop on Miller Road is the same as the price of an identical washing machine in a shop on Washington Road. Both the shops offered a discount on the washing machine during Christmas. As a result, the price of the machine in the Miller Road shop became $330 and that in the Washington Road shop became $310. Robinson's family could save a total of $1240 by buying 4 such washing machines from e ...

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The price of a tennis racquet in shop M was equal to the price of the same tennis racquet in shop N. A year-end sale had both the shops offering a discount on the racquet. After the discount, the racquet was available in shop M for $110 and in shop N for $120. A tennis academy saves $230 when purchasing 10 such racquets from each shop during the sale. How much money could the aca ...

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Emma had some chopsticks. If she bundles them into groups of nine, there will be five sticks short. If she bundles them into groups of eight, there will be four extra chopsticks. How many chopsticks does she have?  

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The number of stamps in Megan’s collection is more than 210 but less than 220. If she arranges them into groups of 36, 3 stamps will be left without a group. However, if she tries arranging them into groups of 37, one of the groups will be short of 3 stamps. How many stamps does Megan have?

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Albert had $956 and Ben had $1868 at first. Ben gave some of his money to Albert. In the end, both of them had the same amount of money. How much money did each of them have in the end?

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A certain scholarship grant amount is to be divided among a group of students. If each student is given $30, $20 will be left undistributed. If each student is given $40, there will be a shortage of $30. (a) How many students will get the scholarship? (b) What is the minimum grant amount?     Notes on stu ...

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Charles had $877 at first. David had $2395 at first. David then gave some money to Charles and each of them had the same amount of money in the end. How much money did David have in the end?

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Town X has a population of 248 people and Town Y has a population of 908 people. Some of the people from Town Y migrated to Town X to find work. As a result, the two towns have the same population now. Find the population of each town now.

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A bucket contained 12.72 litres of oil. A jug contained 13.76 litres of oil. Gregory transferred some oil from the jug to the bucket until both containers had the same amount of oil. How much oil is there in each container now?     Notes to students: ...

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