alleryStart learning →15 boxes hold 12 eggs each. If 27 eggs break, how many are left?
- 143
- 207
- 153
- 163
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Correct answer: C. 153
15 × 12 = 180 eggs, and 180 − 27 = 153.
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15 boxes hold 12 eggs each. If 27 eggs break, how many are left?Read the answer and worked solution →Ravi saves Rs 35 a day for 12 days and then spends Rs 150. How much is left?Read the answer and worked solution →A school has 1000 books and 487 are issued. How many remain on the shelves?Read the answer and worked solution →Add 3678 to 2345 and give the total.Read the answer and worked solution →Subtract 4567 from 9000.Read the answer and worked solution →Divide 1296 into 6 equal parts. How big is each part?Read the answer and worked solution →A ribbon shop sells 84 packs with 25 ribbons each. How many ribbons is that?Read the answer and worked solution →Sharing 100 sweets equally among 7 children leaves how many sweets over?Read the answer and worked solution →Packing 250 eggs into trays of 12 leaves how many eggs over?Read the answer and worked solution →A division has divisor 15, quotient 12 and remainder 7. What is the dividend?Read the answer and worked solution →The product of two numbers is 480 and one of them is 16. What is the other?Read the answer and worked solution →Two numbers add up to 90 and differ by 20. What is the larger number?Read the answer and worked solution →Mohan multiplied his secret number by 9 and got 252. What was it?Read the answer and worked solution →Add 15 to a number and multiply the result by 3 to get 90. What is the number?Read the answer and worked solution →A number leaves remainder 5 on division by 8, with quotient 14. Find it.Read the answer and worked solution →What must be subtracted from 5000 to get 4376?Read the answer and worked solution →Add 3 times 4 to 5 times 6, then subtract 7. What is the result?Read the answer and worked solution →Meena buys 3 books at Rs 18 and 2 pens at Rs 7, and pays Rs 100. What change does she get?Read the answer and worked solution →A train has 4 coaches of 72 seats each. If 59 seats are empty, how many are filled?Read the answer and worked solution →A tap gives 15 litres a minute for 8 minutes. How many 20 litre buckets can it fill?Read the answer and worked solution →Adding 18 seven times gives what total?Read the answer and worked solution →Which number added to 56 gives 143?Read the answer and worked solution →When 38 is taken from a number the answer is 59. What is the number?Read the answer and worked solution →Dividing a number by 7 gives 13. Which number was divided?Read the answer and worked solution →Round each to the nearest hundred and add: 3748 + 2196.Read the answer and worked solution →Round to the nearest ten to estimate 49 × 21.Read the answer and worked solution →What is the number made of 7 hundreds, 14 tens and 6 ones?Read the answer and worked solution →The sum of any two odd numbers is always which kind of number?Read the answer and worked solution →The product of an odd number and an even number is always what?Read the answer and worked solution →Add the counting numbers one by one from 1 up to 10.Read the answer and worked solution →
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Ravi saves Rs 35 a day for 12 days and then spends Rs 150. How much is left?
- Rs 285
- Rs 570
- Rs 245
- Rs 270
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Correct answer: D. Rs 270
35 × 12 = 420, and 420 − 150 = 270.
A school has 1000 books and 487 are issued. How many remain on the shelves?
- 513
- 413
- 523
- 613
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Correct answer: A. 513
1000 − 487 = 513.
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