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[1] In the natural numbers from 1 to 100, how many times does digit '3' show up?
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[2] In three math exams, Alice's scores are 86, 72, and 95. What score will Alice need to get on the fourth exam in order to have an average score of 84 for all four exams?
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[3] The product of two whole numbers is 54 and their quotient is 6. What is the larger number?
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[4] Anne had 34 coins consisting of nickels and quarters. The total value of the coins is 530 cents. How many nickels did Anne have?
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[5] A box of pencils can be divided equally among 4, 5, 6 or 7 children with no pencils left. What is the smallest number of pencils that the box could have?
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[6] 3 consecutive whole numbers have a sum of 33. What is the smallest number among the 3 numbers?
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[7] Ed's father and mother married 5 years ago. The sum of their ages was 75 when they married . This year, the age sum of Ed and his parents is 88 years old. How old is Ed this year?
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[8] A motorist made a 256-mile up-hill trip averaging 40 mph (miles per hour). On the return down-hill trip, he averaged 60 mph. What was the motorist's average speed in mph for the entire trip?
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[9] 4 students were working on a project as a group at the same rate. They finished
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  of the project in 7 hours. On the following day, only one student can continue to work on it. How many hours will be needed for him to finish the remaining project at the same rate as before?
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[10] Dividing 11 and 21 by the same number N results in the same remainder. What is the largest possible number N could be?
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