Mrs. Jane buys 10kg of flour. She uses 1/6 of it to make a cake and 1/3 of it to make grape pies. How many kilograms of flour are left?

Mrs. Jane buys 10kg of flour. She uses 1/6 of it to make a cake and 1/3 of it to make grape pies. How many kilograms of flour are left?
Answer: kg

Mrs. Jane buys 10kg of flour. She uses 1/6 of it to make a cake and 1/3 of it to make grape pies. How many kilograms of flour are left?
Answer: kg.

Jane draws a circle and a triangle on each page of her booklet, and near each drawing she writes the number of common points of the circle and the triangle.
How many different numbers can she write?

A book store had a box of books. One half but 5 fewer books were sold on the first day. One third of the remaining part and 12 more books were sold on the second day. Finally 20 books are left. How many book(s) did the book store have originally?

The ratio between the numbers of books a sister and a brother had was 3:10 . The brother bought 52 books, then the ratio between the numbers of books the sister and the brother have becomes 2 :11. How many books does the brother have now?

1) Susan has a basket of apples.There are less than 50 apples in the basket. If she gives 8 apples to each of her friends, she will have none left. If she gives 9 apples to each of her friend, she will need 5 more apples. How many apples are there in the basket?

2) Grade 6 in GMaths education has the number of students which is equal to the number of multiples of 5 from 10 to 2000. How many grade 6 students in GMaths education are there?