Number Operations and Calculation Methods: Age 11-16
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problemDebasing the Coinage
How much lighter will £5 worth of 5p's be with these new lighter coins?
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problemCarry Over
Each letter stands for a different digit, and S is non-zero. Which letter has the lowest value?
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problemMagic Error
Two of the numbers in a 4×4 magic square have been swapped. Can you work out the sum of these numbers?
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problem50, 50, 50 and 50
Aroon says his age is 50 years, 50 months, 50 weeks and 50 days. What age will he be on his next birthday?
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problemSplit Clock Face
Use 2 straight lines to split the clock face into 3 parts so that the sums of the numbers in each of the parts are equal.
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problemIdentical Digit Multiplication
77 is multiplied by another two-digit number with identical digits. What is the product?
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problem2014 Even Numbers
What is the difference between the sum of the first 2014 odd numbers and the sum of the first 2014 even numbers?
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problemAnti-Magic Square
You may have met Magic Squares, now meet an Anti-Magic Square. Its properties are slightly different - can you still solve it?
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problemSo Many Sums
In this addition each letter stands for a different digit, with S standing for 3. What is the value of YxO?
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problemCurrency Exchange
Dan and Ann have 9 and 8 coins respectively. What is the smallest number of coins they must swap so they end up with equal amounts of money.
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problemJam and Egg Sandwich
How many solutions can you find to this sum? Each of the different letters stands for a different number.
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problemProduct and Sum
When Jim rolled some dice, the scores had the same product and sum. How many dice did Jim roll?
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problemLatin Multiplication
Can you choose one number from each row and column in this grid to form the largest possibe product?
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problemFilling Morecambe Bay
"It would take 20 million years to fill Morecambe Bay from a bath tap". What does this imply is the approximate capacity of Morecambe Bay?
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problemSum of Ten
The sum of ten distinct positive integers is 100. What is the largest possible value of one of the numbers?
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problemPalindromic Milometer
At the beginning and end of Alan's journey, his milometer showed a palindromic number. Can you find his maximum possible average speed?
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problemRoses and Carnations
How many different bunches of flowers can this class buy for their teacher?
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problemSum One Special
Three different integers have a sum of 1 and a product of 36 - what are they?
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problemDigit Deletion
What is the largest number of digits that could be erased from this 1000-digit number, to get a surprising result?
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problemSquares and Cubes
How many positive two-digit numbers are there whose square and cube both end in the same digit?
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