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Sophie baked 48 cookies. She wanted to share them equally among her 8 friends. How many cookies will each friend get?

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5

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There are 1,000 donuts. There are 258 chocolate and 193 strawberry. How many donuts are vanilla?

742

549

451

65

Farmer Brown picked 14 red tomatoes and 18 green tomatoes. If he used a total of 12 tomatoes to make salsa, how many tomatoes does he have left?

32

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Bill has 35 ornaments. Sally has 16 ornaments. Lily has 7 more ornaments than Bill. How many ornaments do Bill, Sally, and Lily have altogether?

58

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There are 1,000 cookies. 423 cookies are chocolate chip. 271 cookies are sugar. How many cookies are cinnamon swirl?

306

577

729

694

Robby has a box of 165 candycanes. He gave 56 to his classmates and 9 were broken. How many whole candycanes does Robby have remaining?

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100

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Jeremy equally divided 50 colored pencils into 10 boxes. How many pencils went into each box?

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Sherry baked 64 cookies to share equally with 7 of her friends. How many cookies will Sherry and each of her friends recieve?

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Sasha works on her homework for 2 hours each day after school. She has homework 4 days per week. How many hours per week does Sasha work on homework?

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Maddy made 9 treat bags for her neighbors. Each treat bag had 4 cookies in it. How many cookies were there in all?

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What is the value of P in 81 ÷ P= 9?

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What is the value of R in 35 ÷ R= 5?

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Which equation will help find the value of m in, 42 ÷ m=7

7 + m=42

7 x m =42

7 - m=42

7 ÷ m=42