Word Problem: The Dairy Farm - 1 | Mathematics (Maths Mela) Class 5 - New NCERT PDF Download

Q.1. A hotel has 7 floors. The lobby, restaurant and gym are located on the ground floor. The guestrooms are on 1^st to 6^th floors.
If there are 35 standard rooms on each floor, how many standard rooms are there?

Number of floors = 7

Number of floors with standard rooms = 6 (excluding ground floor)

Number of rooms on each floor = 35

Total number of standar rooms = 35 x 6 = 210There are 210 standard rooms.

Q.2. A hotel has 7 floors. The lobby, restaurant and gym are located on the ground floor. The guestrooms are on 1^st to 6^th floors.
If each standard room can fit 2 guests, what is the maximum number of guests that all the standard rooms can accommodate?

From above problem we found that total number of standard rooms = 210

Number of guests each room can occupy = 2

Total numbers of guests that can be accomodated = 210 x 2 = 420The maximum number of guests that all the standard rooms can accommodate is 420 guests.

Q.3. A hotel has 7 floors. The lobby, restaurant and gym are located on the ground floor. The guestrooms are on 1^st to 6^th floors.
Each suite has 3 beds and there is a bed side table beside each side of each bed. How many bed side tables are there in all the suites?

Number of suites (standard rooms)= 210

Number of beds in each suite = 3

Number of side tables for each bed = 2

Total number of side tables = 3 x 2 x 210 = 6 x 210There are 1260 bed side tables.

Q.4. A printing company has 6 printing machines.
Each printing machine costs $4,500. How much did the company pay for the machines?

Total number of printing machines = 6

Cost of each printing machine = $4,500

Total cost of all machines = 4,500 x 6 = 27,000The company paid $27,000 for the machines.

Q.5. A printing company has 6 printing machines.
If a new order involved printing 3,800 pages but one of the machines is out of order, how many pages does each working machine print for this order if they each print the same number of pages?

Number of machines working = 6 - 1 = 5

Number of pages to be printed = 3,800

Number of pages each printing machine has to print = 3,800 ÷ 5 = 760Each machine will print 760 pages.

Q.6. In a car factory, there are 8 assembly lines. Each assembly lines manufactures cars at the same speed.
There are 2 supervisors and 12 workers working on each assembly line. How many workers are there in total?

Total numbers of assembly lines = 8

Number of workers on each assembly line = 12

Total number of workers on all assembly lines = 12 x 8 = 96There are 96 workers in total.

Q.7. In a car factory, there are 8 assembly lines. Each assembly lines manufactures cars at the same speed.
If all the assembly lines operate 12 hours a day and produces 16 cars in 1 hour then how many cars are produced in 12 hours?

Numbers of hours of opeartion of all assembly lines = 12 hours

Total number of cars produced in 1 hour = 16 cars

Number of cars produced in 12 hours= 12 x 16 = 192Therefore, Number of cars produced in 12 hours is 192 cars.

Q8. In a car factory, there are 8 assembly lines. Each assembly lines manufactures cars at the same speed.
Daily salary of each worker is $80. What is the total daily salary of all the workers?

From Q7 we found that total number of workers =  96 

Daily salary of one worker = $80

Total salry of daily salary of all workers = 80 x 96 = 7,680The total daily salary of all the workers is $7,680.

Q.9. In a school, there are 12 classes and 30 teachers.
In each class, there are 35 students. How many students are there in total?

Number of classes = 12

Number of students in each class = 35 students

Total number of students in school = 35 x 12 = 420There are 420 in total.

Q.10. A farm has 6 pumps. Each pump fills 25 litres of water in 1 hour. If all the pumps work for 8 hours, how many litres of water is filled?

Water filled by 1 pump in 1 hour = 25 litres

Water filled by 1 pump in 8 hours = 25 × 8 = 200 litres

Water filled by 6 pumps in 8 hours = 200 × 6 = 1200 litres