Multiplication
Addition
Subtraction
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Division
100

There are 4 columns and 2 rows of chairs. How many chairs are there?

4x2=8

The answer is 8

100

10+2=?

12

100

10-5=?

5

100

2+(10-5)=?

10-5=5

2+5=7

The answer is 7

100

Aarav has $50, he plans to share with his best friend evenly(which is me), how much money do both of us get?

50÷2=25

The answer is $25

200
In a school, there are 5 buildings, in each building, there are 5 classrooms. How many classrooms does the school have?

5x5=25

The answer is 25 classrooms

200

20+10=?

30

200

Alicia has $50. She buys a pack of balloons for $24.50. How much money does she have left?

50-24.50=25.5

She has $25.50 remaining

200

4x(4-2)+12=?

4-2=2

4x2=8

12+8=20

The answer is 20

200

100÷50=?

2

400

What is 62/6^2?

6x6=36

The answer is 36

400

67+13=?

100

400

200-60.4=?

139.6

400

(7x2)+(50x50)-2447

7x2=14

50x50=2500

2500+14=2514

2514-2447=67

The answer is 67

400

Zach has a box of candy. In that box, he has 2000 of The Natural candies. He plans to share it with 5 other people. How many candy does each people recieve?

2000÷5=400

Each people will receive 400 candy

500
What is 3! (! is factorial, which is the product of all positive numbers below the given number)

3!:3x2x1=6

The answer of 3! is 6

500

121.5+1981.7=?

2103.2

500

Mr Masters went on a walk to the park. He has $100. He first saw an ice cream stand selling a single scoop in a cup of ice cream selling for $4 or a cone single scoop for $5. He decides it was too expensive. So we continued his walk. Along the way, he saw a cafe. He looks at the menu and saw 2 deals. He decides to buy a sandwich for $17.40, which he thinks its a disgrace. How much did he have remaining?

100-17.40=82.6

He was $82.60 remaining

500

24x(6-4)÷8=?

24: 2x2x2x2=16

6-4=2

16x2=32

32÷8=4

The answer is 4

500

A farmer collects 3000 fruits per day, he ships them in boxes, which can only hold 50. How many boxes would he need?

3000÷50=60

The answer is 60 boxes

1000

Dion is running a fundraiser by selling water bottles. On the way home, he sees an advertisement for a deal, 1 bottle for $2, he purchases 500. Later, he sports another advertisement, this time, 2 bottles for the price of $3. How much did he pay for the first deal and how much would he have saved if he bought the second deal?

First Deal: 1 Bottle for $2

  • Dion buys 500 bottles

  • Price per bottle = $2

  • Total cost = 500 × $2 = $1000

Second Deal: 2 Bottles for $3

  • Price per bottle = $3 ÷ 2 = $1.50

  • If Dion had bought 500 bottles at this rate:

    • Total cost = 500 × $1.50 = $750

Savings

  • Amount saved = $1000 − $750 = $250

Answer: He paid $1000 and if he bought the second option, he would have saved $250

1000

223221798+12321319=?

235543117

1000
938213.3323-23422.32=?

914791.0123

1000

Solve:

4!x32÷(4÷2)-100=?

4!: 4x3x2x1=24

32: 9

24x9=216

4÷2=2

216÷2=108

108-100=8

The answer is 8

1000

Oliver likes to play Cookie Clicker, he wants to buy 2 in-game items, but dosen't know which one is the better deal. The first item costs 20m cookies, and gives 200k cookies per second. The second item costs 2b cookies, and gives 18m. Which one is the better deal?

Item 1:

  • Cost = 20,000,000 cookies

  • CPS = 200,000

  • Cost per CPS =

2,000,000÷200,000=100

Item 2:

  • Cost = 2,000,000,000 cookies

  • CPS = 18,000,000

  • Cost per CPS =

2,000,000,000,000÷18,000,000=90

Item 2 is the better deal since it is 90x more then the first deal

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