Think You Can Pass a 5th Grade Math Test? Many Will Fail!

[@bhalobasarkatha]

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[@greatshaggy7253]

9/10

[@puzzlemonster]

Nice work 👍

[@greatshaggy7253]

@ Ty☺️

[@AvinandaHazarika]

7/10

[@puzzlemonster]

Nice work 👍

[@maniupadhyay8119]

14/20 😢😢😢😢😢😢

[@puzzlemonster]

You did great with 14/20! Keep up the hard work and remember, practice makes perfect. You're getting better each time! 😊

[@clarissaho6557]

9 out of 10 for 4th grader

[@puzzlemonster]

Good job 👍

[@Ronaldoeditz-s1n]

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[@rosietasmin]

I have to give entrance exam so i m looking those questions

[@Gl1tchy004]

9/10 you also got question 9 wrong the answer is 24, I did it on calculator to😅 or am I just wrong if I am can you explain?

[@puzzlemonster]

You’re super close! The calculator shows 24.44, but here’s why the answer is actually 25 buses: When dividing 1,320 by 54, the result tells us how many buses are partially or fully filled. Since buses can’t carry partial passengers, we need to round up to ensure every single employee has a seat. So, even though 24 buses would carry 1,296 people (54 × 24), that leaves 24 employees without a seat. That’s why we need one extra bus to accommodate them. The minimum number of buses required is 25. 😊 Hope this helps!

[@Gl1tchy004]

Thank you so much! It makes a lot more sense now. 😊

[@puzzlemonster]

@Gl1tchy004 You're most welcome! 😊