Question

Q.1 Find the total number of wheels on 15 cars and 26 bicycles.
Q.2 840 oranges are packed in 35 boxes. How many oranges are packed in each box?
Q. A bag holds 9 cherries. Radha bought 12 bags.
(a) How many cherries does she have?
(b) She decides to share these between her 6 friends equally. How many will each one get?

Answer 1

1) 1 car has 4 wheels and 1 bicycle has 2 wheels.

So, no. of wheels in 15 cars and 26 bicycles

= (15*4) + (26*2)

= 60 + 52

= 112 wheels.

2) 35 boxes contain = 840 oranges

So, each box contains

= 840/35

= 24 oranges.

Answer 2

$\underline \bold \red{Thanks \: for \: your \: question} \\ \\ \bold{Que - 1} \\ \\ = > Find \: the \: total \: number \: of \: wheels \: on \\ \: 15 \: cars \: and \: 26 \: bicycles. \\ \\ \bold \blue{Solution :} \\ \\ We \: know \: that : \\ \\ </p><p></p><p> = > Car = 4 \: wheels \\ </p><p> = > Bicycle = 2 \: wheels \\ \\ </p><p></p><p>Therefore : \\ \\ = = > Car = 4 \times 15 \\ = = > \bold{60 \: wheels} \\ \\ = = > Bicycle = 2 \times 26 \\ = = > \bold{52 \: wheels} \\ \\ \\ \\ \bold{Que - 2} \\ \\ = > 840 \: oranges \: are \: packed \: in \: 35 \: boxes. \: \\ How \: many \: oranges \: are \: packed \: in \: each \: box? \\ \\ \bold \blue{Solution :} \\ \\ Oranges \: packed \: in \: each \: box : \\ \\ = = > \frac{ \cancel{840}}{ \cancel{35}} \\ \\ = = > \bold{24 \: oranges \: in \: each \: box} \\ \\ \\ \\ \bold{Que - 3} \\ \\ = > A \: bag \: holds \: 9 \: cherries. \: Radha \\ \: bought \: 12 \: bags. \\ \\ (a) How \: many \: cherries \: does \: she \: have? \\ \\ \bold \blue{Solution :} \\ \\ = = > 9 \times 12 \\ \\ = = > \bold{108 \: cherries \: she \: have} \\ \\ (b) She \: decides \: to \: share \: these \: between \: \\ her \: 6 \: friends \: equally. \: How \: many \: will \\ \: each \: one \: get? \\ \\ \bold \blue{Solution :} \\ \\ = = > \frac{ \cancel{108}}{ \cancel{6}} \\ \\ = = > \bold{ \: Each \: will \: get \: 18 \: cherries}</p><p>$