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Three-Digit Math Quest

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Three-Digit Math Quest

Froggy Jumps

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Three-Digit Math Quest
 

Froggy Jumps

Three-Digit Math QuestOnline version

No carries, word problems

by Anjolaoluwa Badejo
1

A bookstore has 123 mystery novels. It receives 241 more, how many mystery novels in total?

2

A school bus has 654 seats filled. A group of 123 students leaves. How many seats are now filled?

3

A farmer counts 312 chickens and then pets 134 more. How many chickens now?

4

A warehouse stores 764 boxes. 214 boxes are shipped out. How many boxes remain?

5

There are 149 toys on a shelf. 230 more toys arrive. How many toys on the shelf now?

6

A library has 936 books on shelves. 214 books are borrowed. How many remain?

7

A classroom has 205 tablets. 143 more tablets are brought in. How many tablets now?

8

A factory line has 652 finished units. 231 units are sold. How many units left?

9

A farmer counts 311 apples and adds 150 more. How many apples in total?

10

A store has 964 balloons. 213 balloons are used for a display. How many balloons remain?

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