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Let's solve each problem one by one:

### Problem 1
**"Five men can produce 240 prints in 1 day. How many can they produce if five more men helped?"**

If 5 men can produce 240 prints, then each man produces:
\[
\frac{240 \text{ prints}}{5 \text{ men}} = 48 \text{ prints per man}
\]

Now, if five more men join, there will be a total of:
\[
5 + 5 = 10 \text{ men}
\]

So, 10 men will produce:
\[
10 \text{ men} \times 48 \text{ prints per man} = 480 \text{ prints}
\]

The correct answer is: **d) 480**

### Problem 2
**"Four ink cartridges can print 120 pages. How many ink cartridges are needed to print 300 pages?"**

First, find out how many pages one cartridge can print:
\[
\frac{120 \text{ pages}}{4 \text{ cartridges}} = 30 \text{ pages per cartridge}
\]

Now, to print 300 pages:
\[
\frac{300 \text{ pages}}{30 \text{ pages per cartridge}} = 10 \text{ cartridges}
\]

The correct answer is: **d) 10**

### Problem 3
**"Eight frogs can eat 8 flies in 8 minutes. How many flies can 10 frogs eat in 8 minutes?"**

If 8 frogs eat 8 flies in 8 minutes, then 1 frog eats:
\[
\frac{8 \text{ flies}}{8 \text{ frogs}} = 1 \text{ fly per frog in 8 minutes}
\]

So, if we have 10 frogs:
\[
10 \text{ frogs} \times 1 \text{ fly per frog} = 10 \text{ flies in 8 minutes}
\]

The correct answer is: **c) 10**

### Summary of Answers
1. **d) 480**
2. **d) 10**
3. **c) 10**

Would you like further details or explanations? Here are five related questions to expand on these concepts:

1. How would the number of prints change if the number of men was doubled instead of increased by five?
2. If three men joined instead of five, how many prints could they produce in one day?
3. What if only 2 ink cartridges were available, how many pages could they print?
4. How many flies could 12 frogs eat in 8 minutes based on the rate given?
5. If it took 10 minutes for the 8 frogs to eat the same number of flies, what would be the rate per frog per minute?

**Tip:** Always break down the problem into the smallest units (e.g., per man, per cartridge, per frog) to make scaling up or down easier.

1. Five men can produce 240 prints in 1 day. How many can they produce if five more men helped? 2. Four ink cartridges can print 120 pages. How many ink cartridges are needed to print 300 pages? 3. Eight frogs can eat 8 flies in 8 minutes. How many flies can 10 frogs eat in 8 minutes?

This problem set helps solve ratio and proportion problems involving prints per man, ink cartridges for printing pages, and how many flies frogs can eat. The detailed step-by-step solution covers concepts in multiplication and division for students in Grades 4-5.

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