In a candy shop, the shopkeeper allows the exchange of 3 sweet wrappers for 1 new sweet. Peter has 81 sweets at first. What is the largest possible number of sweets that Peter could have eaten?
Rowan and Emma each had an equal number of popsicles. After Rowan ate 25 popsicles and Emma ate 31 popsicles, Rowan had twice as many as Emma. How many popsicles did they each have at first?
Willy and Sam both had some savings. $\frac{2}{3}$ of Willy’s savings is $\frac{1}{5}$ of Sam’s savings. If Sam saved 84 dollars more than Willy, how much was their total savings?
Farmer Ben has only ducks and cows. He can not remember how many of each he has. Well, he does not need to remember because he knows he has 22 animals and that 22 is also his age. He also knows that the animals have a total of 56 legs, because 56 is also his father’s age. Assuming that each animal has all legs intact and no more, how many ducks does Farmer Ben have?
The length of a rectangle is 11 cm. The breadth is 4 cm shorter than the length. If the breadth is increased to twice the original breadth, and the length is increased by 7 cm, what is the new perimeter?
In the following alphabetic, all different letters stand for different digits. Find the sum of A + L + L.
$\overline{TEE}+\overline{LET}=\overline{ALL}$.
Thomas has 9 dollars more than Tom. Alice has 20 dollars fewer than Tom. The total amount of money they have is 199 dollars. How much money does Thomas have?
Mrs Walker bought a box of paper clips. She shared the paper clips among her 4 children. Alice received 190 paper clips. Rita received 56 more paper clips than Jim. Jim received 25% of the paper clips while Tom received 20% of the paper clips. How many paper clips did Mrs Walker buy altogether?