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Solve the following word problems involving addition and subtraction of apples and toys.

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1.

  1. Calculate the new number of green apples.

    Jitin had 8 green apples and exchanged 2 green ones.

    8−2=68 - 2 = 6
  2. Calculate the new number of red apples.

    Jitin had 6 red apples and received 2 red ones.

    6+2=86 + 2 = 8

    Jitin now has 6 green apples and 8 red apples.

    2.

  3. Calculate the new number of green apples.

    You had 11 green apples and exchanged 4 green ones.

    11−4=711 - 4 = 7
  4. Calculate the new number of red apples.

    You had 7 red apples and received 4 red ones.

    7+4=117 + 4 = 11

    You now have 7 green apples and 11 red apples.

    3.

  5. Calculate the new number of green apples.

    You had 12 green apples and received 4 green ones.

    12+4=1612 + 4 = 16
  6. Calculate the new number of red apples.

    You had 8 red apples and exchanged 4 red ones.

    8−4=48 - 4 = 4

    You now have 16 green apples and 4 red apples.

    4.

  7. Calculate the original number of red apples.

    You now have 7 red apples, and you exchanged 4 red apples for green ones (meaning you gave away 4 red apples).

    7+4=117 + 4 = 11
  8. Calculate the original number of green apples.

    You now have 6 green apples, and you received 4 green ones.

    6−4=26 - 4 = 2

    You originally had 2 green apples and 11 red apples.

    5.

  9. Calculate the new number of toys for Siddhant.

    Siddhant had 11 toys and gave away 4.

    11−4=711 - 4 = 7
  10. Calculate the new number of toys for Rayansh.

    Rayansh had 8 toys and received 4.

    8+4=128 + 4 = 12
  11. Compare and find the difference.

    Rayansh has 12 toys and Siddhant has 7 toys.

    12−7=512 - 7 = 5

    Rayansh will have more, by 5 toys.

    6.

  12. Compare initial toys and find the difference.

    Siddhant has 9 toys, Rayansh has 12 toys.

    12−9=312 - 9 = 3

    Rayansh has more, by 3 toys.

  13. Calculate the new number of toys for Siddhant.

    Siddhant had 9 toys and received 3.

    9+3=129 + 3 = 12
  14. Calculate the new number of toys for Rayansh.

    Rayansh had 12 toys and gave away 3.

    12−3=912 - 3 = 9
  15. Compare new toys and find the difference.

    Siddhant has 12 toys, Rayansh has 9 toys.

    12−9=312 - 9 = 3

    Siddhant will have more, by 3 toys.

    7.

  16. Calculate the total number of toys.

    Siddhant has 7 toys, Rayansh has 11 toys.

    7+11=187 + 11 = 18
  17. Determine the number of toys each should have for an equal share.

    18÷2=918 \div 2 = 9
  18. Calculate how many toys Rayansh must give.

    Rayansh has 11 toys and needs to have 9.

    11−9=211 - 9 = 2

    Rayansh must give 2 toys to Siddhant.

    8.

  19. Calculate the total number of toys.

    Siddhant has 3 toys, Rayansh has 9 toys.

    3+9=123 + 9 = 12
  20. Determine the number of toys each should have for an equal share.

    12÷2=612 \div 2 = 6
  21. Calculate how many toys Rayansh must give.

    Rayansh has 9 toys and needs to have 6.

    9−6=39 - 6 = 3

    Rayansh must give 3 toys to Siddhant.

    9.

  22. Calculate the initial difference in toys.

    Siddhant has 7 toys, Rayansh has 5 toys.

    7−5=27 - 5 = 2

    Siddhant has 2 more toys than Rayansh.

  23. Calculate the new number of toys for Siddhant.

    Siddhant had 7 toys and wins 3.

    7+3=107 + 3 = 10
  24. Calculate the new number of toys for Rayansh.

    Rayansh had 5 toys and wins 3.

    5+3=85 + 3 = 8
  25. Calculate the new difference in toys.

    Siddhant has 10 toys, Rayansh has 8 toys.

    10−8=210 - 8 = 2

    Siddhant will still have 2 more toys than Rayansh.

    10.

  26. Calculate the new number of green balloons.

    Dinesh had 7 green balloons and exchanged 4 green ones.

    7−4=37 - 4 = 3
  27. Calculate the new number of red balloons.

    Dinesh had 6 red balloons and received 4 red ones.

    6+4=106 + 4 = 10

    Dinesh now has 3 green balloons and 10 red balloons.

    11.

  28. Calculate the total number of pencils.

    Rakesh has 3 pencils, Amit has 7 pencils.

    3+7=103 + 7 = 10
  29. Determine the number of pencils each should have for an equal share.

    10÷2=510 \div 2 = 5
  30. Calculate how many pencils Amit must give.

    Amit has 7 pencils and needs to have 5.

    7−5=27 - 5 = 2

    Amit must give 2 pencils to Rakesh.

    12.

  31. Calculate the total number of chocolates.

    Preeti has 6 chocolates, Rashmi has 12 chocolates.

    6+12=186 + 12 = 18
  32. Determine the number of chocolates each should have for an equal share.

    18÷2=918 \div 2 = 9
  33. Calculate how many chocolates Rashmi must give.

    Rashmi has 12 chocolates and needs to have 9.

    12−9=312 - 9 = 3

    Rashmi must give 3 chocolates to Preeti.

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