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Grade 5 Algebra Online Lessons: Questions and Answers
Solve the equations:
(a) X-6=12
(b) y-10=25
(c) R-12=38
(d) p-40=5
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1.
Ndunda bought x mangoes. He ate 3 of the mangoes. He was left with 11 mangoes. Form an equation to represent this information.
2.
Nafula had Sh x in her bag. Khahi had Sh 30. They had a total of Sh 70. Write an equation to represent the information.
3.
There were y eggs in a basket. Kimuli used 4 eggs to make a cake. There were 8 eggs remaining in the basket. Form an equation to show this information.
4.
Serah had some money in her bag. Her mother gave her Sh 100. She had Sh 350 altogether. Write an equation to represent this information.
5.
Mukundi had c goats. Kahua had 8 goats. They had 40 goats altogether. Form an equation on the total number of goats.
6.
There was some water in a drum. Waiku used 25 litres of the water. There were 50 litres remaining in the drum. Write an equation to represent this information.
7.
There were m people in a security meeting. Five more people came in for the meeting. There were 105 people altogether. Form an equation to show this information.
8.
Eight pupils were given r exercise books each. If they were given a total of 40 exercise books, form an equation.
9.
A charitable organization donated t water tanks to 12 welfare groups. Each group received 5 tanks. Form an equation to represent this information.
10.
There were some mangoes in a basket. The mangoes were shared equally among 3 children. Each child got 4 mangoes. Write an equation to represent this information.
11.
Murei had x balls. The balls were shared equally among 7 football clubs. Each club received 4 balls. Form an equation to represent this information.
12.
World Health Organisation donated p medical machines to 6 counties. Each county got 5 machines. Write an equation to represent the information.
13.
There were x pupils in a class. Each pupil got 3 books. The pupils were given a total of 60 books. Write an equation to represent this information.
14.
I think of a number x. I multiply the number by 9. The answer is 108. Form an equation.
15.
Kanini had x containers of milk. Each container held 5 litres of milk. The total amount of milk in the containers was 50 litres. Write an equation to represent this information.
16.
In a class there are 27 pupils. The number of girls is two times that of boys. Form an equation to represent this information.
17.
There are 21 fruits in a basket. The number of oranges is twice that of mangoes. Form an equation to represent this information.
18.
The price of a book and a pencil is Sh 120. The price of the book is thrice the price of the pencil. Form an equation to represent this information.
19.
Bekele and Mwendwa shared Sh 400. Bekele got three times of what Mwendwa got. Write an equation to represent this information.
20.
I think a number P. Multiply the number by 6, the answer will be 48. Form an equation to represent this information.
21.
In a book shelf are 36 exercise books. The number of squared exercise books is three times the number of ruled exercise books. Form an equation to represent this information.
22.
Solve the equations: (a) X+7=18 (b) y-4=8 (c) x+6=10 (d) x-8=13
23.
Solve the equations:(a) X+2=8(b) Y+4=10(c) p+6=18(d) b+10=32
24.
Solve the equations:(a) X-6=12(b) y-10=25(c) R-12=38(d) p-40=5
25.
Nkoroi had some money. His mother gave him Sh 50 more. He had a total of Sh 90. Form an equation and find the value of x.
26.
Sadia had p mangoes in her basket. She bought 9 more mangoes. She had a total of 16 mangoes. Find the value of p.
27.
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28.
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29.
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30.
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31.
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32.
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33.
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34.
Muli is x years old. His father is three times as old as Muli. If the father is 72 years old, find the age of Muli.
35.
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36.
The price of a pen was Sh P. Juliana bought 8 such pens. She paid Sh 320 for the pens. What was the price of one pen?
37.
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38.
Solve the equations:(a) 2x+1=7(b) 3y-4=11(c) 15/p+1=3
39.
Solve the equations:(a) 2x+5=11(b) 4x+1=13
40.
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41.
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42.
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43.
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