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Calculate $$158\times 23$$.

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The number of positive integers less than $$2023$$ divisible by neither $$7$$ nor $$17$$ is~\uline{~~~~~~~~~~}~.

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Gas cookers cost £$350$ each. If a school needs to buy $16$ of them, how much will they have to spend?

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Calculators normally cost £$$6$$ and protractors normally cost $$30$$p. In a sale, calculators have been reduced by a quarter and protractors are half price. David bought $$8$$ calculators and $$20$$ protractors. How much did he have to pay? ANSWER~\uline{~~~~~~~~~~}~

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A recipe for making tarts needs $$40\text{g}$$ of flour and $$80\text{ml}$$ of milk. If Tom only has $$25\text{g}$$ of flour then how much milk will he have to use?

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Carys takes 5 sweets from a jar. There are 38 sweets left in the jar. How many sweets were in the jar to start with?

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A younger elephant is $18$ years old this year. The older elephant tells the younger elephant: ``when you grow up to my current age, I will be $62$ years old.'' Find the age of the older elephant this year.

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The grass on a farm is growing at a constant rate. $$27$$ oxen can finish eating the grass on the farm in $$6$$ weeks. $$23$$ oxen can finish eating the grass on the farm in $$9$$ weeks. How many weeks it will take for $$21$$ oxen to finish eating the grass on the farm?

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Calculate the following fraction: $$\frac{1}{2015^{3}-2014 \times (2015^{2} + 2016)}$$.

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Find two-thirds of $1.194$ tonnes. Give your answer in kilograms.

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Every Saturday, Ellen visits her friend in the town nearby. At $7 : 30$ a.m., Ellen leaves home and rides a bike to the train station at a speed of $10$ miles per hour. At $8:30$ a.m., Ellen arrives at the train station and gets on a train that travels at a speed of $50$ miles per hour. At $10:30$ a.m., Ellen arrives in the town. How many miles does Ellen travel in total every Saturday?

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Put five balls of the same size into three boxes $$A$$, $$B$$, and $$C$$. How many different ways are there in total to put the balls? Note: empty boxes are allowed.

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Work out~$(0.02)^{2}$

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Calculate $1440 \div24$

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（$$2017$$ Catholic High School, Semestral Assessment $$1$$, Primary Three, Question \#$$40$$） There were $$112$$ marbles in a bag. There were $$25$$ more red marbles than blue marbles. There were $$32$$ more green marbles than red marbles. How many blue marbles were there?

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In how many different ways can the letters in the word \textquotesingle TEENAGE\textquotesingle{} be arranged?

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Lucas and his classmates stood in the rectangular array. Lucas was the $$3$$\textsuperscript{rd} counting from front to back, the $$2$$\textsuperscript{nd} counting from back to front, the $$4$$\textsuperscript{th} counting from left to right, and the $$3$$\textsuperscript{rd} counting from right to left. How many students were there in the rectangular array?

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Ema had $$$360$$ less than Keng Wee. Ema spent~$\tfrac{1}{4}$~of her money and Keng Wee spent~$\tfrac{4}{7}$~of his money. In the end, Keng Wee and Ema had the same amount of money left. Find the amount of money Keng Wee had at first.

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You paid $60$ dollars for a cup on sale for $25 \%$ off. What was the original price of the cup?

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The sum of the digits of the number $$216$$ is $$9$$. What is the least number greater than $$216$$ whose sum of the digits is $$9$$?

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Work out $284 + 69 - 271$

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Write a number in each box to correctly complete the statements. $\frac{1}{4}$ of $36=$one-tenth of $\square$

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Multiply $6.4$ by $2.7$

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Lucas is standing in a rectangular formation with his friends. Lucas was the $$3$$\textsuperscript{rd} counting from front to back, the $$2$$\textsuperscript{nd} counting from back to front, the $$4$$\textsuperscript{th} counting from left to right, and the $$3$$\textsuperscript{rd} counting from right to left. How many students were there in the rectangular array?

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The number of girls was $$\frac{9}{11}$$ of that of boys in the class. Now, $$2$$ girls are transferred in, the number of girls becomes $$\frac{10}{11}$$ of that of boys. How many students are there in the class now?

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Work out $5 \div$$\dfrac{1}{4}$.

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Calculate: $$37+38+40+43+42+41=$$

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Work out $$418\times7$$ Answer:~\uline{~~~~~~~~~~}~

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Calculate $$77.5\times 52 \%+5.2\times 2.25$$．

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Calculate: $$1 + \frac{1}{2}+ \frac{2}{2}+ \frac{1}{2}+ \frac{1}{3}+ \frac{2}{3}+ \frac{3}{3}+ \frac{2}{3}+ \frac{1}{3}+ \cdots + \frac{1}{10}+\frac{2}{10}+ \cdots + \frac{9}{10}+ \frac{10}{10}+ \frac{9}{10}+ \cdots + \frac{1}{10}=$$~\uline{~~~~~~~~~~}~

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Determine the value of the terms within the brackets. $2(3x-y)=2x+4$ $(2x-y)$

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Natalie went to the local shop for her mother. How much change would she receive from £$5$ if she bought: $3$ litres of milk costing $31$p per litre $2$ packets of crisps at $17$p each $1$ large loaf of bread at $78$p $1$ magazine costing £$1.05$

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（UK Latymer $11+$ Mathematics Sample Paper $2$） Trevor has five times as many sweets as Siobhan. Siobhan has 24 sweets fewer than Trevor. How many sweets does Trevor have?

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Mr Lim and Mr Tan have $$390$$ tiles altogether. Mr Lim has $$5$$ times as many tiles as Mr Tan. How many more tiles does Mr Lim have than Mr Tan?

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In 12 years time, Zehan will be 3 times as old as she is now. The current age of Zehan is~\uline{~~~~~~~~~~}~.

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$5$ students are chosen from a group of $15$ to form a basketball team. If exactly one of A, B or C is chosen, how many different ways are there to choose the students?

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Marie bought seven cinema tickets for $£58.10$. How much was each ticket?

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Convert $0.36$ to a percent.

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A bottle of lemonade is made in the ratio $2$ parts of lemon juice to $3$ parts of water. $80\text{ml}$ of lemon juice is added into the bottle, the ratio of lemon juice to water becomes $6$ to $5$. How much lemon juice was in the bottle at the beginning?

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$$536-11$$

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Solve~$\dfrac{v}{3}=6$

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Savannah and Shaila shared some sweets iin the ratio $$5:6$$. Shaila received $$36$$ sweets. How many sweets were there altogether? ~\uline{~~~~~~~~~~}~

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Kim gave $$\dfrac{1}{3}$$ of her savings to her mother. She then bought some dresses for £$$177$$ and spent £$$129$$ on a pair of earrings. After that, she found that the amount of money left was 50\% of what she gave her mother. How much was her savings?

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Among 100 foreign language teachers, 75 of them know French and 45 of them know Japanese. Every teacher must know either French or Japanese. There must be some teachers who know both French and Japanese. How many teachers only know French?

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A car departed $9$ minutes later than the scheduled time. In order to reach its destination on time, it has to increase its speed by $30 \%$. If the usual speed of the car is $60$ mph, how far does this car have to travel to reach its destination?

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I am thinking of a number. If the number is added to $$8$$, the sum is multiplied by $$8$$, $$8$$ is subtracted from the product, and the difference is divided by $$8$$, it yields a quotient of $$80$$. What is this number?

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If a cyclist increases his speed by $25 \%$, the time taken for him to cover a certain distance will decrease by $20$ minutes. If the cyclist decreases his speed by $45$ metres per minute, the time taken for him to cover the same certain distance will increase by $75 \%$. Find the distance he has to travel.

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Kavitha used a total of $$10$$ red ropes and blue ropes. Each red rope was $$2$$ $$\rm m$$ long. Each blue rope was $$3$$ $$\rm m$$ long. The total length of ropes she used was $$26$$ $$\rm m$$. How many red ropes did she use? (Hint: Draw a table!)

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Find x. $$37-3(x+7)=5x$$．

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The spring sports meeting is coming soon, and every student in Class 1 of Grade 6 has signed up for at least one event. If 40 students are participating in skipping rope and 31 students participating in the long jump, and 21 students participating in both events, how many students are participating in only one event?

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If $30 \%$ of £$P$ is £$21$, what is $P$?

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Red Star Primary School saved a total of $$366$$ kWh of electricity in the first half of the year, and an average of $$65$$ kWh per month in the second half og of the year. Therefore,~\uline{~~~~~~~~~~}~electricity was saved on average per minth last year.

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Some children are in a summer camp. If the children are divided into groups of $$7$$, then each child will be in a group. If the children are divided into groups of $$9$$, then $$2$$ children will be left out. What is the smallest possible number of children in the summer camp?

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Separate $$22$$ as the sum of two different integers. How many ways are there? (Consider $$5+6$$ and $$6+5$$ as the same method)

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Geraldine bought some flour. She used $$\frac{1}{7}$$ of the flour to make brownies, $$\frac{1}{14}$$ of it to make cookies and $$\frac{1}{2}$$ of it to make muffins. What fraction of the flour did Geraldine use altogether? Leave your answer in the simplest form.

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The difference between the smallest factor and greatest factor of $$A$$ is $$41$$. What is the $$7^{th}$$ multiple of $$A$$?~\uline{~~~~~~~~~~}~

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The ratio of height to width on an old television screen is $$3:4$$. If the height of a television screen was $$21\text{cm}$$, find the perimeter of the screen.

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$1\dfrac{1}{2}\times1\dfrac{1}{3}\times1\dfrac{1}{4}\times\cdots \times1\dfrac{1}{10}\times1\dfrac{1}{11}=$

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$98 \div 7 =$

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Nathan, Rosephine and Sheena were given some lollipops. $\frac{1}{2}$ of Nathan\textquotesingle s number of lollipops was equal to $\frac{1}{5}$ of Rosephine\textquotesingle s number of lollipops. $\frac{1}{5}$ of Rosephine\textquotesingle s number of lollipops was also equal to $\frac{3}{5}$ of Sheena\textquotesingle s number of lollipops. If they had $780$ lollipops in total, how many lollipops did Sheena have?~\uline{~~~~~~~~~~}~

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Buzz is three times as heavy as Jessie. If Buzz is $450{\rm{g}}$ heavier than Jessie, what is the weight of Buzz in grams?

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The difference between two numbers is $$36$$ and the sum of the numbers is $$98$$. What is the value of the smaller number?

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Find the remainder of $\underbrace{333\ldots333}_{{12 \text{digits} }}\div7$.

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Calculate: $2 + 4 + 6 + \ldots.. + 156 + 158 + 160$.

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Thompson has $8$ bags. There are $4$ pens in each bag. How many pens does he have in total?

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What is the last digit of the expression below? $$\underbrace{4\times4\times4\times\cdots\times4}_{100} \times \underbrace{7\times7\times7\times\cdots\times7}_{100} \times \underbrace{9\times9\times9\times\cdots\times9}_{100} \times \underbrace{11\times11\times11\times\cdots\times11}_{100}$$

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Calculate: $$18+17-16-15+14+13-12-11=$$

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Meng attended a Chinese Competition which had $60$ questions. Meng answered $70 \%$ of them. For each correct answer, Meng will get $3$ marks. However, for each wrong answer, Meng will deduct $1$ mark. For each unanswered question, no marks will be awarded nor deducted. If Meng scored $78$ marks in total, how many questions did Meng answer correctly?

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The cost of $$6$$ files and $$10$$ rulers is $ $40$. What is the cost of $$9$$ files and $$15$$ rulers? $ $$~\uline{~~~~~~~~~~}~.

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John had $\frac{5}{13}$ of the amount of Jessie\textquotesingle s money. Jessie then transferred $$ $600$$ to John. As a result, John\textquotesingle s money became $50 \%$ of the amount of Jessie\textquotesingle s money. How much money did they have in total? $ $$~\uline{~~~~~~~~~~}~

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Dani wrote the integers from $$1$$ to $$N$$. She used the digit $$1$$ fifteen times. She used the digit $$2$$ fourteen times. What is $$N$$?

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Lisa was baking bread in the oven. The bread got into the oven at $10:30$. When she took the bread out of the oven, it was $11:00$. How long did it take to bake the bread in the oven?

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The ratio of the number of T-shirts to the number of caps that Siti had was $$8:5$$. The cost of each T-shirt was ＄$$3$$ and the cost of each cap was ＄$$5$$. Siti sold $$\frac{{1}}{{4}}$$ of theT-shirts and $$\frac{{1}}{{5}}$$ of the caps. She collected ＄$$132$$ for the items she sold. How many T-shirts did Siti have at first?

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Ian buys $3$ bananas at $12$p per banana $5$ apples at $11$p per apple If Ian pays with a $£2$ coin how much change would Ian get? Give your answer in pounds and pence.

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Harvir is one of seven children who were all born $2$~years apart. The youngest is Nilen who is only seven years old while Harvir is the oldest. What is Harvir's age?

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Bobby was given some money for his birthday. He decided to buy a calendar for £$$6.97$$ and a ball for £$$2.99$$. How much did he spend?

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Norah used $$\rm \frac 15 kg$$ of flour to make muffins and $$\frac 12 \rm kg$$ of flour to make cookies. After that, she had $$\rm 360g$$ of flour left. How many kilograms of flour did she have at first?

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Oranges cost 26p each and lemons cost 30p each. Gordon spent exactly ￡5 on a mixture of oranges and lemons. How many oranges and lemons altogether did he buy?

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Judy, James, Bowen, and I are sitting around a circular table. How many different orders are there for us to sit?

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There were some eggs in a basket. After adding $24$ eggs, the number of eggs is now thrice the original number in the beginning. How many eggs were in the basket at first?

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Given the rule that $a$※$b$ represents the result of $3$ times $a$ minus $2$ times $b$ (for example, $4$※$4=3\times 4-2\times 4=4$), and given the rule that $a \Delta b$ represents the result of $3$ times $a$ plus $2$ times $b$ (for example, $1 \Delta 4=3\times 1+2\times 4=11$), calculate:$((3 \Delta 4)$※$5)\Delta 6$.

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A dictionary has $440$ pages. Numbering from page $1$ to $440$, how many times is the digit $5$ printed?

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A box could contain $$8$$ cookies. There were $$298$$ cookies. How many boxes were needed?

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On the first day of an amusement park\textquotesingle s opening, the number of male visitors was $450$ more than the number of female visitors. On the second day, the number of female visitors increased by $15 \%$ but the number of male visitors decreased by $18 \%$. The total number of visitors for the second day was $1354$. How many visitors were there on the first day?

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$$n$$ is the number for which $$2 \times n+5=10$$. $$n=$$?

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At first, Leo had $$220$$ dollars more than Jason. After receiving the salary, Leo got extra $$180$$ dollars, and Jason got extra $$1100$$ dollars. Now, Jason has $$2$$ times as much money as Leo. How many dollars does Jason have now?

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There are 3 biographies, 4 science fictions, 2 magazines, and 2 schoolbooks. Joe wants to put them in a line in his bookcase. How many different ways are there for him to put these decorations?

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In the following, all the different letters stand for different digits. Find the value of $$\overline{EFCBH}$$.

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Tania wants to split $$7$$ identical pencils into $$3$$ identical pencil cases. How many different ways can she do so?

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A factory makes $347$ toy robots each day. How many toy robots can the factory make in a week?

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(UK The Kings School Chester Math Matics Sample paper$1$ Question $$14$$) James counts down in $9$'s starting from $345$ until he passes zero. Which will be the last positive number which he counts?

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Five friends shared the cost of a mansion (priced at $$3$$ million pounds) equally. How much did each of them pay? Answer~\uline{~~~~~~~~~~}~

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$$50$$ children want to purchase the special football club shirt of their school. The shirt costs £$$10$$, or £$$15$$ if you wish to have your name put onto the back. Together the children pay £$$555$$. How many of the children paid to have their name put onto the shirts?

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David walks in the park at a speed of $$150$$ metres per minute. Ten minutes later, he increases his speed by $$50$$ metres per minute and walks for a while. David walks a total of $$3700$$ metres today. How long has David spent walking today?~\uline{~~~~~~~~~~}~minutes

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On the first day of an amusement park's opening, the number of make visitors was 450 more than the number of female visitors. On the second day, the number of female visitors increased by 15\% but the number of make visitors decreased by 18\%. The total number of visitors for the second day was 1354. How many make visitors were there on the first day?

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A class of $$40$$ students is lined up in a line, starting from the first one, the students who report an odd number quit the line, the students who report an even number stand still in the same position, and then report again. So on and so forth until there is only one final student left. Question: what position he/she stand at the beginning?

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Singapore time is $$7$$ $$\text{hours}$$ ahead of London time. $$A$$ plane took off from Singapore at $$05:00$$ and flew to London. When it landed in London, the clock there showed $$11:00$$. How long did the flight take?

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There are $4$ hearts playing cards, $3$ spades playing cards, $7$ diamonds playing cards. Tom wants to put them in a line. How many different ways are there ?

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Bella\textquotesingle s phone number is a seven digit number, Please infer those digits from Bella\textquotesingle s words. First digit: the smallest multiple of $5$. Second digit: the smallest odd number among the natural numbers. Third digit: in a single digit, the largest odd number. Fourth place: in nature, the smallest even number. Fifth digit: the largest single digit that is a multiple of $2$. Sixth digit: the smallest odd number greater than $1$ in nature. Seventh digit: I don\textquotesingle t know, but my home phone number is both a multiple of $2$ and a multiple of $5$. (The above is the order from high to low)

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Jon has $30 \%$ more money than Miguel and together they have $￡46$.~ Calculate how much money Jon has.