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Danny Devito has a frighteningly large collection of shirts.

He sent exactly half of his shirts to the dry cleaners before a short vacation.

Throughout his following journeys, Danny acquired 17 new exotic Hawaiian patterned shirts.

After returning from his travels and adding his new shirts to his collection, he now counts 71 shirts in his closet.

How many shirts did Danny start with?

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Ryan and Nathan went on a bike ride to their Aunt’s house together one Sunday afternoon. After riding past several ponds and streams, they decided to play a game to pass time. They created bird-spotting game, where spotting a duck would equaint in ½ of a point, and spotting a pigeon would equaint in 0.7 points.

Thirty minutes into their ride, they arrived at their Aunt’s house. Nathan recalled riding past 4 bodies of water, with families of 15 ducks at each, as well as flocks of 5 pigeons. Ryan on the other hand, also recalled riding past 4 bodies of water, but only noticed pairs of ducks. If they both had the same amount of points after bird-spotting, and each body of water had equal amounts of the pairs of ducks, how many pairs of ducks did Ryan spot at each body of water?

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Grandpa Jim has 2 grandchildren: Tommy and Isabelle. When Grandpa Jim saw them, he was feeling generous, so he decided to give them each some money. Grandpa Jim decided to split this money equally between his grandchildren, because he didn’t want the children to fight over who had more money. Both Tommy and Isabelle were very glad to receive this gift, and proceeded to put their money in their respective bedrooms. Tommy collects decorative wallets from around the world, and he had 18 wallets at the time, but only 3 were empty. Tommy decided keep $5.10 on his desk, and he split the remaining money equally between his empty decorative wallets. Isabelle decided to put all of her money in her empty safe in her closet. There was $42 is Isabelle’s safe. How much money was in each of Tommy’s 3 previously empty decorative wallets?

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Let us assume that each fidget spinner in this problem is composed of 3 bearings, and let x be the amount of extra bearings owned by Felix.

Felix has x extra bearings and 26 fidget spinners. The amount of fidget spinners he has is equal to that of his friend’s, one of the twins. The twins have 56 black fidget spinners, and 24 blue fidget spinners, but their younger brother stole 12 black fidget spinners; the remaining amount after the younger brother stole 12 fidget spinners is shared equally between the two twins.

Extra clarification:

Felix has x/3 fidget spinners, where x=extra bearings (because each bearing is ⅓ of a fidget spinner) and 26 full spinners.

The twins have 56-12 black fidget spinners and 24 blue fidget spinners, and the amount is equally shared between the two twins (amount/2=number of fidget spinners owned by one twin); Felix has the amount of fidget spinners of one twin.

How many extra bearings does Felix have? (This number is represented by x.)

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Chester and Leona are siblings and were invited to a party. They wanted to contribute to the party by buying and bringing in some food. So, they separated and each bought some food items, which interestingly costed $2.50 for each food item. Chester had bought 8 food items and Leona bought x food items, together their purchase prices together is $32.50. How many food items did Leona buy?

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Bob, and Rayson all had money. Bob had 4 dollars and 60

cents. Rayson had x amount of money.

One day Rayson,Bob decided to meet up at the carnival, they went their seperate ways and met up a few hours later.

When they got back, Rayson had spent 2/3 of his money while Bob did not spend a dime.

When they go to the car, they noticed the parking
fee was at the price of $9. They had just enough money combined to pay fee.

How much money did Rayson initially start out with?

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Jeff has 24 1/9 coins and wants to buy water bottles. The water bottles cost 7 coins and have a 3 1/9 payment fee. How many water bottles can he buy?

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Andrew and Vera, run an apple farm. Andrew’s has 5 trees that each produce 2 bags of apples each day and Vera’s has 3 trees that each produce 6 bags apples every day. This doesn’t count the half of a bag per tree they each have to give back to the landlord as rent, also produced by the trees. They produce a total of 212 apples everyday. How many apples does each bag contain?

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Rene is at a party. She really likes to eat. First, she eats x amount of pumpkin pie. Then, she eats 3/42 of a rainbow charcoal cake.

All of a sudden, Rene feels guilty. To make up for what she ate, she buys twice that amount of dessert, but then changes her mind and eats 4/3 of what she bought. She brings the rest to the party.

In total, including the amount she replaced, she consumed/took away 1/21 of the food at the party.

Note: By replacing some of the food that she ate, that amount is subtracted from her total amount consumed.

Eating all that food put Rene into a food coma. How much (in fractions) did she take of the pumpkin pie?

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Every time Bob cleans his room, his parents give him an envelope of money that he is allowed to open at the end of the year. This year, Bob received 6 envelopes with the exact same amounts of money in each. At the end of the year, Bob opened up all his envelopes, poured them out on the floor, and counted how much money he had earned. He counted $30! Although Bob was happy, his parents weren’t because they had kept track of exactly how much money Bob should have, and they calculated that he had somehow lost $53.10! This led Bob to wonder aloud, “Wait, then you must have put a lot of money in each envelope… How much money was in each envelope?”. Bob’s parents were too disappointed in him for losing money, so they didn’t answer. Using the information provided, help Bob determine how much money really was in each envelope.

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Amber took a taxi home from the airport. The taxi fare was $2.10 per kilometer, and she gave the driver a tip of $5. Amber paid a total of $49.10. What is the distance between the airport and Amber’s house? Afterwards, she went to the mall. She took a different taxi this time. This taxi was 42% less costly per km than the other taxi. How much would it cost to go to the mall if it is 3.2 times farther from her house than the airport?

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Casey’s mother gives her a total of $10, and sends her off to the supermarket to buy some apples and oranges. While she is walking towards the store, Casey accidentally drops $2.50, and loses it. At a loss, Casey arrives at the supermarket, and sees that twelve apples cost six dollars. She then realizes that the sign that announces the cost for each orange is missing. Casey’s mother had ordered her to purchase five oranges. How much should each orange cost if it were to be the exact price that would allow Casey to buy twelve apples and five oranges without any change?

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For the People Who Need One (this is like extra)

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For the People Who Need One (this is like extra)

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Mack likes to split up gummy pizzas into random equal pieces. He has an unknown number of gummy pizzas. Amber gave him some more for Mack having a total of 5.5 times the number of gummies Mack had originally. Sophie came along and gave him 55 more gummies for a total of 132! Wow! That’s a lot of gummies! How many gummies did he originally have?

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Keith and Pidge both work in the packaging section of the dairy farm. Keith needs to tally up how many boxes he finished packaging at the end of the hour. Keith fills up boxes which have room to fit 4 jugs of milk. Because Keith has a wagon, he is able to carry enough milk jugs to fill up 3/2 boxes. However, Keith only remembers the first 6 boxes, then forgot how many times he repeated this process (Let the number of times he repeated the process be x).

Keith, fortunately, filled the same amount of boxes as Pidge did, and Pidge is more organized with her process. Pidge’s boxes only hold 1 jug of milk, and she laid out her boxes in rows of 5. Keith saw that Pidge had enough boxes to form 1 square and an extra row. Based off of this, how many times did Keith repeat his process?

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In the North Pole, the lowest temperature of the year was so cold that all the thermometers broke. The people of the north pole, however received a word problem from Santa Claus to solve the temperatures so that they could figure out whether to go outside or not. Here is Santa’s note: “The result of 5 more than 3/4 times the coldest temperature multiplied by 3 is the same as the result of 4 less than 1/3 times the coldest temperature multiplied by 5”, so with the help of Santa’s note, help the people of the North Pole to figure out how cold it will be if x represents the coldest temperature of the year?

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Jack wants to upgrade his old gaming equipment for his University. He is going to buy 7 different sets, with the Universities money of course. He goes to Best Buy and finds a Monitor for $100.99, Computer for $1350.50, Mouse and Keyboard for $75.99, Chair for $x, and headset for $y. All 5 of these items are one set. He buys 7 of these sets for $14892.36. What is the price for y and x, with x being 400% more expensive than y?

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Superdude went to buy apples and oranges, each apple costs $2.00 including taxes and each orange costs $2.00. He has 30 dollars in his pocket, He bought ¼ the number of oranges compared to apples. How many apples and oranges does he have to buy to spend all of his money without any change.?

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Superdude went to buy apples and oranges, each apple costs $2.00 including taxes and each orange costs $2.00. He has 30 dollars in his pocket, He bought ¼ the number of oranges compared to apples. How many apples and oranges does he have to buy to spend all of his money without any change.?

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A volleyball uniform costs $13 for the shirt, $11.50
for pants, and $x for socks. If Billy bought 12 uniforms for $384. Then find the costs of one pair of socks. Let x be the price of a pair of socks in dollars.

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Lucy asked her friend Emily to purchase pencils and erasers for her from Staples. Emily found that there is a package of one pencil and one eraser sold together so she bought three packages of that. Emily used a coupon that took 4 dollars off the final price, and in the end she paid $28.4. Lucy asked to see the receipt so she would know how much a pencil costs and how much an eraser costs. However, Emily dropped the receipt on the ground once as she exited the store, and when she picked it up again the price of a pencil was blotted out by dirt. If each eraser costs $6 and the coupon took off $4 off the price, how much does a pencil cost? In this scenario there is no tax, and pencils and erasers are horribly expensive.

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Curly wants to split his candy evenly with his two friends, Larry and Moe. Curly counts 81 pieces of candy in total. How many pieces of candy each do Curly, Larry, and Moe get each? How many pieces of candy do they get each if Curly’s cat takes nine pieces of candy?

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Bob makes a cake that weighs two and a half pounds in total. However, a quarter pound of the two and a half pound cake he made is the icing. The cake is that he made is three times the amount for the regular recipe, so basically Bob tripled the regular recipe to make his current cake. How much does the regular cake weigh?

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Pablo is making a cake for Austin’s birthday. He can’t remember how much much flour he needs for the recipe. He does however remember his crazy grandmother telling him that if in doubt, the amount of flour is one and a half cups less than a third of the amount of eggs. He know that he needs ten and a half cups of egg. How many cups of flour does he need?

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Glenn made 12 sandwiches. His friends have begged him for some, and now have eaten a couple sandwiches. The amount he has left plus a third of a sandwich (one friend only wanted to eat two-thirds of a sandwich) is equal to a third of the total sandwiches he had. How many sandwiches does he have left?

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Francis wants to know how much pineapple juice he has purchased from Costco. Unfortunately he has already mixed this juice with others and has thrown out the original container. He does know how much juice he has all together and and how much of the other juice he has added. He has 14 L of juice all together, he had already drank half of the pineapple juice when he mixed them together. He had added 7 L of the other juice. How much pineapple juice did he have originally?

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Miles bought $2 worth of items online. He forgets how much he paid for the product originally. He remembers that the product was on sale, and was 50% off, and that he paid no tax, and $1.50 for shipping. How much was the item, before the sale?

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Thomas and Alex went trick or treating this last halloween, they both went separately and they don’t know how much candy the other person has. They made it a competition to see who can get more candy than the other person during halloween. In order to find out if Alex got more candy than Thomas, he messages him “how much candy did you get?” Thomas said that he got 12 pieces of candy. Alex says “I have 1 and a half times as much as 3 less as Alex’s amount of candy as well as an additional 3 pieces of candy.” Who won the competition of getting the most candy?

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Brandon is a member of his local track club. Every week, he runs his required distance, plus an optional extra ¾ kilometres for enjoyment. His friend Gerry is interested in joining the club, but first wants to know how much the required run distance is. Brandon tells him this: the total distance I run after 12 club meets is 9 kilometres less than the minimum required distance after 16 weeks. Help Gerry find out the distance he must run per week if he is to join the club.

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Tide decides to bake 13 cakes for his new bakery. Each cake takes a certain amount of time to bake and takes 33.5 minutes to fully finish frosting one singular cake. If it takes 17 hours and 39.5 minutes to completely finish baking and frosting 13 cakes, how long will it take for the baking process to finish for one singular cake? Please convert your answer into minutes.

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After playing all of his playoff games, John scored a total of 8 points. Compared to his friend Jack, John scored 2 times the amount of 5 less than Jack’s points, plus an additional 2 ½  points. John wants to know whether or not he got more points than Jack, as be made a bet that he would score more points than Jack. Who had the most points?