Problem-solving With Multiple Operations (Year 3 Maths)

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There are 60 bees in a hive. The beekeeper added another hive with 15 bees. How many bees are there now?

Adam had 32 trading cards. He found 16 more in the attic, but then lost 8. How many trading cards does he have now?

There were 50 fish in the aquarium. 12 were removed and 7 more were added. How many fish are there now?

There are 70 children in a school. Half of them are girls. How many boys are there?

There are 40 apples. Half of them are red and the rest are green. How many apples are green?

Tom had 50 jellybeans. He ate 10 in the morning and 5 in the evening. How many jellybeans are left?

There were 18 flowers. 1/3 of them withered away. How many flowers are left?