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The document contains a series of mathematical problems involving relationships between quantities, percentages, and basic arithmetic operations. Each problem requires solving for unknowns based on given conditions, such as the number of stickers among individuals, the distribution of baked goods, and the calculation of discounts. The problems are structured to enhance problem-solving skills and understanding of percentages in real-world scenarios.

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Math

The document contains a series of mathematical problems involving relationships between quantities, percentages, and basic arithmetic operations. Each problem requires solving for unknowns based on given conditions, such as the number of stickers among individuals, the distribution of baked goods, and the calculation of discounts. The problems are structured to enhance problem-solving skills and understanding of percentages in real-world scenarios.

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1. Lina has 20% as many stickers as Swee Pin. Swee Pin has 125% as
many stickers as Rita. If Swee Pin gives 9 stickers to Rita,Swee Pin and
Rita will then have an equal number of stickers. Find the average
number of stickers the three of them have.
2. Alan have 30% fewer stickers than Benny and Charlie has 52% as
many stickers as Benny. Benny gave 3 stickers to Alan and gave 12
stickers to Charlie.In the end,Alan has 20% fewer stickers than Benny
and Charlie had ⅔ the amount of stickers that Benny had. Find the
total number of stickers all the three boys had altogether?
3. A bakery received an order for a total of 580 tarts and cakes. After
baking 75% of the tarts and 40% of the cakes,the number of tarts left
to bake was twice the number of cakes left to bake. How many tarts
did the bakery still have to bake?
4. At 9a.m,there were 2700 people at a convention. By 1p.m, 20%of the
women and 75%of the men had left the convention. After that,the
remaining number of men was 25% of the remaining number of
women. Find the difference between the number of men and the
number of women at the start of the convention.
5. At an exhibition,10% of the people present were staff, while the rest
were visitors. Of the visiitors, 60% were female, and there were
234more male visitors than staff. By mid-day,some of the female
visitors had gone home ,and the number of male visitors at the
exhibition became 40% of the total number of people remaining.
How many female visitors had gone home?
6. Anna had a total of 225 red beads and black beads. She used up 30%
of her red beads and 20% of her black beads,and found that the
remaining red beads and black beads were equal in number.How
many beads did she have left altogether?
7. There were 48 more boys than girls in a school at first. After the
arrival of some new students, the number of boys increased by
25%,and the number of girls also increased by 25%. In the end, the
number of boys was 120% of the number of girls. How many students
were therein the school at first?
8. Adam had a sum of money. He used $363, and gave 25% of the
remaining to his brother.The amount of money he had left in the end
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was 20% of the amount of money he had at first. How much did
adam have at first?
9. In a craate, there were 66% as many apples as pears,and 4%more
mangoes than pears. A worker removed 60 mangoes,and added
another 48 apples and 12 pears. The number of apples in the crate is
now 50% of the total number of pears and mangoes.How many pears
are there in the crate now?
10.Madam Shah bought an air purifier for $216 after discount of 25%.
a. What was the price of the air purifier before the discount?
b. She paid $128 for a vacuum cleaner. The total discount given for
both items was $104. What was the percentage discount given for
the vacuum cleaner?

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