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kendre vaishnavi mangesh from podar international school , latur

Subject :IMO Class : Class 3

Karan bought 40 red crayons and 16 blue crayons. He tied all the crayons into bundles of 7 equally. How many bundles did he have in all?
(a) 7
(b) 8
(c) 10
(d) 5

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DEVANSH RUCHIR SHAH from DELHI PUBLIC SCHOOL, AHMEDABAD

Class : Class 3

(b) 8

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Shrey Kumar from Jindal Vidya Mandir, Bellary

Class : Class 5

8

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Myra Chandwani from Marble Arch School , Mumbai

Subject :IMO Class : Class 3

The remainder when 780 is divided by 9 is _______ .
(a) 5
(b) 7
(c) 6
(d) 4

Ans 1:

kendre vaishnavi mangesh from podar international school , latur

Class : Class 5

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kendre vaishnavi mangesh from podar international school , latur

Subject :IMO Class : Class 3

I am the smallest odd number that comes after 4386. Add 632 to me. What number am I now?
(a) 5019
(b) 5190
(c) 5219
(d) 5110

Ans 1:

kendre vaishnavi mangesh from podar international school , latur

Class : Class 5

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Atharva Khosla from The Scottish High International School, Gurgaon

Subject :IMO Class : Class 5

The given bar graph shows the favourite breakfast items of the students of Class V. Read the bar graph and answer the questions.

How many students gave their choices?

A 65
B 85
C 80
D 90

I calculated it but it came 85

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Amogha from Hindustan international school, Guindy, Chennai

Class : Class 8

The answer is D

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AREEN from BOLTON, HYDERABAD

Class : Class 6

Ans is D. Think like this:[(15+20)+(20+10)]+25=(35+30)+25=65+25=90.

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Vania Aravindan from Unicent School , Miyapur Hyderabad

Class : Class 8

You all are explicabally right

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shubhavi Dhondge from NPS, Banagalore

Class : Class 9

yes, the answer is 90 (d)

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Nandini from Blue Ridge Public School, Pune

Class : Class 5

When i calculated I got 90.

Ans 6:

Amal Amzath Ali from jss international school, Dubai

Class : Class 5

correct answer is D

Ans 7:

Saisha Bagrecha from St.Aronlds Central School, Pune

Class : Class 8

Ans 8:

Sushanth Buttagandla from Sentia, Hyderabad

Class : Class 10

ThanQ friends

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Adit Aggarwal from Vibgyor High, Bengaluru

Subject :IMO Class : Class 4

A jug contains 5/6 L of water. Kashish poured 1/12 L of water into it and 1/4 L of the water overflowed. What is the capacity of the jug?

A 2/3 L
B1/3 L
C1/2 L
D1/6 L

there is no way that 1/4L i.e. 3/12 L of water can overflow by pouring 1/12 liter of water. Also, 5/6 liter is contained in Jug to start with and hence capacity can not be less than that.

Ans 1:

Aayush Mukherjee from St Marks Sr Sec Public School, New Delhi

Class : Class 4

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Tuviksh from Bombay Scottish School Powai, Mumbai

Class : Class 9

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Ayushmaan Nautiyal from MVN, Faridabad

Class : Class 5

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Adithya Sathyanarayanan from Chennai Public School, Chennai

Class : Class 6

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Ishan Kapilbhai Barochiya from Mayoor Private School , Abu Dhabi

Class : Class 8

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Ananya Sarbadhikary from Oberoi International School, Garden City, Goregaon, Mumbai

Class : Class 7

How was the jug holding 5/6 L of water if its capacity is only 2/3L?

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Deepak Iyer from HFS Powai, Mumbai

Subject :IMO Class : Class 5

Anushka drew the following figure on a piece of paper. What fraction of the figure is unshaded?

A
B
C
D

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Nandini from Blue Ridge Public School, Pune

Class : Class 5

D.

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Sumukh Prasad from Delhi Public School, Bangalore South, Bangalore

Subject :IMO Class : Class 6

Select a figure from the options which will continue the same series as established by the five problem figures.

A
B
C
D

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Mishika shah from little angels high school, gwalior

Class : Class 9

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anirban from mothers, delhi

Class : Class 6

je ne comprends pas

Ans 3:

Ansh Jain from DPS, Mahendra Hills

Class : Class 9

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Agastya Tripathi from dps gurgaon, Gurgaon

Class : Class 4

Ans 5:

Can I get Rank 35 darryl from Global Indian international school, Brawl stars

Class : Class 8

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Navya from Gyanshree, Noida

Class : Class 6

Cant open the solution box Though i dont need it cuz i got it right by chance but still.

Ans 7:

Sucheta from Podar, Pune

Class : Class 8

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Sumukh Prasad from Delhi Public School, Bangalore South, Bangalore

Class : Class 8

Ans 9:

Can I get Rank 35 darryl from Global Indian international school, Brawl stars

Class : Class 8

Ans 10:

Saarth Agrawal from Podar International School , Mumbai

Class : Class 6

Please give the solution. Can't see it. Or, if you are not capable of putting up the solution, please put it up here in the forum. PLEASE!!!!!

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Ishaan Shandilya from Bal bharati public school pitampura, Delhi

Subject :IMO Class : Class 6

Which of the following statements is correct?
(a) 14 tenths 4 thousandths = 0.144
(b) 2 tenths 13 hundredths = 0.213
(c) 4 hundredths 2 tenths = 0.024
(d) 7 tenths 17 hundredths = 0.87

how can it be option d

Ans 1:

from ,

Class :

c

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vineet8026@gmail.com from dps, Doha

Subject :IMO Class : Class 3

The value of is 4 times as much as the value of . What is the value of , if + 62 is 184?

A 488
B 462
C 848
D 128

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Prasanna Hegde from Vibgyor High Horomavu, BENGALURU

Class : Class 5

A is the answer

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Dibyanshu Lahiri from Mont Fort Sr Sec School, Roorkee

Subject :IMO Class : Class 8

There are few adults and children in a restaurant. If of the people in the restaurant are adults and there are 90 more children than adults, then how many children are there in the restaurant?

A 180
B 200
C 225
D 230

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Sriyansh from Surabhi , Hosapete

Class : Class 9

If 3/8 of all people are adults then 5/8 are children. (8-3/8)x=5/8x.According to the question 5/8x=3/8x+90 Solve this equation for the answer

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Utkarsh Anand from Kensri, Bangalore

Class : Class 10

C

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Arnab Jana from KTPP High School, KTPP

Class : Class 9

c-225

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