Math Problem Statement

In the School Library, there are 52 reference books, 150 non-fiction books, and 329 fiction books. Each student can borrow up to 3 fiction books and 2 non-fiction books at the same time. How many books are there in total, and how can the reference books be evenly distributed across 4 shelves?

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  1. Q36: Solve the equation 3+_=83 + \_ = 8.
    Solution: 83=58 - 3 = 5, so the missing number is 5.

  2. Q37: Find the sum of 342 and 589.
    Solution:
    342+589=931342 + 589 = 931

  3. Q38: What is the next number in the sequence: 2,5,8,11,14,2, 5, 8, 11, 14, \dots?
    Solution: The sequence increases by 3 each time, so the next number is:
    14+3=1714 + 3 = 17

  4. Q39: Multiply 25 by 16.
    Solution:
    25×16=40025 \times 16 = 400

  5. Q40: Solve 500÷25=_500 \div 25 = \_.
    Solution:
    500÷25=20500 \div 25 = 20


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5 Related Questions for Practice:

  1. What is 150+742150 + 742?
  2. What is the next number in the sequence 1,4,7,10,1, 4, 7, 10, \dots?
  3. Multiply 12×1812 \times 18.
  4. What is 144÷12144 \div 12?
  5. Solve 15+_=2515 + \_ = 25.

Tip:

When working with sequences, identify the common difference (if any) between terms to predict the next number easily.

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Math Problem Analysis

Mathematical Concepts

Arithmetic
Division
Multiplication

Formulas

Total books = Reference books + Non-fiction books + Fiction books
Books per shelf = Total reference books ÷ Number of shelves

Theorems

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Suitable Grade Level

Grade 5