Problem-solving With Multiple Operations (Year 3 Maths)

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

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

Sammy has 48 football stickers. If he gave 1/3 to his friend, how many football stickers are left?

Phil had 15 books. He bought 10 more and then gave 5 to his sister. How many books does he have now?

Rachel had 90 seashells. She gave 1/3 of them to Sarah. How many did she give out?

Sara initially had 45 dollars. She earned 15 dollars, then spent 25 dollars. How much money does she have left?

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

Mike had 36 bookmarks. He gave half of them to his friend. How many bookmarks did Mike keep?

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

Jasmine picks 20 flowers. She gave 8 to her mum. How many does she have left?

Hannah has 22 strawberries. She eats 11 in the morning and then 2 in the afternoon. How many strawberries are left?

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