Word Problem: We the Travellers—II (Part - 1) | Mathematics (Maths Mela) Class 5 - New NCERT PDF Download

For January:

Total visitors = 28 (children) + 59 (adults) + 15 (seniors) = 102

For February:

Total visitors = 34 (children) + 22 (adults) + 83 (seniors) = 139

For March:

Total visitors = 56 (children) + 55 (adults) + ? (seniors)

Given that the total number of visitors over the three months is 405, we can find the number of senior visitors in March:

Total visitors for January, February, and March = 102 + 139 + (56 + 55 + ?) = 405

Solving for the missing number of senior visitors in March:

56 + 55 + ? = 405 - (102 + 139)

? = 405 - 102 - 139 - 56 - 55

? = 405 - 352

? = 53

March: 56 (children) + 55 (adults) + 53 (seniors) = 164 visitors

Therefore, March had the highest number of visitors with a total of 164.

To find the total number of books in both classrooms, you simply need to add the number of books in each classroom together:

Total number of books = Number of books in first classroom + Number of books in second classroom

Total number of books = 167 + 392

Total number of books = 559

So, there are 559 books altogether in both classrooms

To find out how many more football cards Jay has compared to his brother, we can subtract the number of football cards his brother has from the number Jay has:

Jay's football cards - Brother's football cards = Difference

263 - 189 = 74

So, Jay has 74 more football cards than his brother.

To find out how many fiction books there are, we first need to determine the total number of books delivered.

Three boxes filled with fiction books means there are 3 * 120 = 360 fiction books.

Two boxes filled with reference books means there are 2 * 120 = 240 reference books.

Since the question asks for the number of fiction books, the answer is 360.

To find out how many non-fiction books are left after some were lost and some were transferred, we need to subtract the lost and transferred books from the initial number of non-fiction books.

Initial number of non-fiction books = 445

Lost books = 83

Transferred books = 45

Non-fiction books left = Initial number - Lost books - Transferred books

Non-fiction books left = 445 - 83 - 45

Non-fiction books left = 445 - 128

Non-fiction books left = 317

Therefore, there are 317 non-fiction books left.

To find the total number of books in the library, we need to subtract the number of books on loan and the number of missing books from the total number of books.

Total books in the library = Total - (Books on loan + Missing books)

= 2475 - (592 + 137)

= 2475 - 729

= 1746 books

So, there are 1746 books in the library.

First, let's calculate the total cost of the items before any discounts:

Cost of TV = $2,380

Cost of printer = $259

Total cost before discounts = $2,380 + $259

Total cost before discounts = $2,639

Now, let's apply the discount policy:

Since the TV costs $2,380, which is $2,000 or more, it qualifies for an instant discount of $200.

So, the new cost of the TV after the discount = $2,380 - $200 = $2,180

Since there's no discount applicable to the printer, its cost remains the same.

Now, let's calculate the final cost:

New cost of TV = $2,180

Cost of printer = $259

Total cost after discounts = $2,180 + $259

Total cost after discounts = $2,439

Therefore, Josh needs to pay $2,439 in total.

First, let's calculate the total cost of the items before any discounts:

Cost of laptop computer = $2,099

Cost of shirt = $22

Cost of jacket = $136

Total cost before discounts = $2,099 + $22 + $136

Total cost before discounts = $2,257

Now, let's apply the discounts:

Since the laptop computer costs $2,099, which is $2,000 or more, it qualifies for an instant discount of $200.

So, the new cost of the laptop computer after the discount = $2,099 - $200 = $1,899

Now, since Sean is buying two pieces of clothing items (shirt and jacket), he qualifies for the discount of $15 off the second item.

Therefore, Sean will receive a $15 discount on the jacket.

Now, let's calculate the final cost:

New cost of laptop computer = $1,899

Cost of shirt = $22

Cost of jacket after $15 discount = $136 - $15 = $121

Total cost after discounts = $1,899 + $22 + $121

Total cost after discounts = $2,042

Therefore, Sean needs to pay $2,042 in total.

To calculate the total number of laptops sold over the three days, we'll simply add up the laptops sold on each day.
On Monday: 126 laptops sold
On Tuesday: 68 laptops sold
On Wednesday: 283 laptops sold
Total laptops sold = 126 + 68 + 283
Total laptops sold = 477
Therefore, a total of 477 laptops were sold over the three days.

To find out how many copies of the album remain to be sold, we can subtract the total number of copies sold from the total number released.

Total copies sold = 243 (last week) + 482 (this week) = 725

Remaining copies = Total copies released - Total copies sold

Remaining copies = 965 - 725

Remaining copies = 240

Therefore, there are 240 copies of the album that remain to be sold.