One container has 28 kilograms of flour and another has 4 kilograms.How many kilograms must be taken from one container, so each has an equal amount offlour?

Kelly had 40 kg of flour. She used of the flour on Saturday and of the remainingflour on Sunday. She then packed the remaining flour into some bags, eachcontaining kg of flour. How many bags of flour did Kelly pack at most?

Solve the word problem.A sack of flour had a mass of 9 kg at first.From the sack of flour, Lily filled some containers with 58 kg of flour each.(a) What was the greatest number of containers she could fill with 58 kg of flour each?(b) What was the mass of flour left in the sack?

John had some flour and wanted to cook meals for his parents. He used 23 kg for lunch and 49 kg for dinner. After that, he had 49 kg of flour left. How much flour did he have at first? Express your answer in mixed number and simplest form

The cost of 10 kg of apples is equal to the cost of 24 kg of rice. The cost of 6 kg of flour equals the cost of 2 kg of rice. The cost of each kg of flour is Rs.20.50. What is the total cost of 4 kg of apples, 3 kg of rice and 5 kg of flour?

Find the missing number in the following series:234567 23456 ? 234 23A: 6 B: 2356 C: 2347 D: 2345 E: None of theseQuestion 2The numbers in the grid go together in a certain way.Which number should be in the square marked by the question mark?14 16 1816 18 2018 20 ?A: 21 B: 22 C: 24 D: 26 E: None of theseQuestion 3One container has 28 kilograms of flour and another has 4 kilograms.How many kilograms must be taken from one container, so each has an equal amount offlour?A: 4 B: 12 C: 16 D: 24 E: None of theseQuestion 4The numbers and letters in the grid form a pattern and one of the lines has been erased.Which number or letter should be in the square marked by the question mark?2 A 4 A 6 AC B 4 B 6 B4 4 4 C 6 C?6 6 6 6 6 EK J I H G FA: D B: F C: 5 D: E E: None of theseQuestion 5Six pairs of shoes cost as much as 1 coat, 2 pairs of jeans cost as much as 3 pairs of shoes, and 4pairs of socks cost as much as one pair of jeans. How many coats could I exchange for 64 pairs ofsocks?A: 4 B: 1 C: 2 D: 3 E: None of theseQuestion 6The numbers in the circles go together in a certain way.Find the missing number marked by the question mark:Page 249, 7 144, ? 81, 9169, 13A: 12 B: 13 C: 11 D: 15 E: None of theseQuestion 7The clock in my lounge room is 10 minutes slower than the clock on my phone, which is 6 minutesslow. My tram always leaves 6 minutes early, although it is scheduled for 8:55am. It takes me 20minutes to get to the tram stop.What time must I leave, according to my lounge room clock, in order to catch my tram?A: 8:49am B: 8.35am C: 8.23am D: 8.29am E: None of theseQuestion 8A container of soft drink was shared between four work teams of employees. The first team took 1/3of the soft drink, the second team took ½ of what was left, and the remaining two teams shared theremaining soft drink equally between them. If there were originally 240 litres of soft drink, how manylitres of soft drink did the third team get?A: 20 B: 40 C: 80 D: 160 E: None of theseQuestion 9Working mothers who earn $30,000 or less per year receive a rebate on before and after school careof 75%, plus a school bonus of $6,000 that only applies to this category of earnings. Each dollarearned above this amount and up to $40,000 reduces the rebate to 55%, and for any amount abovethis, the rebate drops to 30%. There are three mothers – Jade earns $40,001, Emily earns $38,000and Lucy earns $29,550. If the cost of before and after school care is $10,000 per year, what amountof money does the person have who has the least amount of money left after paying for before andafter school care?A: $33,000 B: $30,000 C: $40,001 D: $40,000 E: None of these