30137

Question

It takes {{number1}} full {{transport1}} to transport {{number2}} {{type1}} from the {{place1}} to the {{place2}}.

How many {{type1}} would {{number3}} full {{transport1}} be able to transport to the {{place2}}?

Worked Solution

{{type2}} in one {{transport2}}

= number2number1\dfrac{ {{number2}} }{ {{number1}} }
= {{number4}}

\therefore {{type2}} in {{number3}} {{transport1}}

= {{number3}} ×\times {{number4}}
= {{{correctAnswer}}}

Variant 0

DifficultyLevel

578

Question

It takes 8 full shuttle buses to transport 72 tourists from the ferry terminal to the resort.

How many tourists would 5 full shuttle buses be able to transport to the resort?

Worked Solution

Tourists in one shuttle bus

= 728\dfrac{ 72 }{ 8 }
= 9

\therefore Tourists in 5 shuttle buses

= 5 ×\times 9
= 45

Question Type

Multiple Choice (One Answer)

Variables

Variable nameVariable value
number1
8
transport1
shuttle buses
number2
72
type1
tourists
place1
ferry terminal
place2
resort
number3
5
number4
9
transport2
shuttle bus
type2
Tourists
correctAnswer
45

Answers

Is Correct?Answer
x

13

x

40

45

x

56


Variant 1

DifficultyLevel

578

Question

It takes 7 full minibuses to transport 56 visitors from the ferry terminal to the hotel.

How many visitors would 4 full minibuses be able to transport to the hotel?

Worked Solution

Visitors in one minibus

= 567\dfrac{ 56 }{ 7 }
= 8

\therefore Visitors in 4 minibuses

= 4 ×\times 8
= 32

Question Type

Multiple Choice (One Answer)

Variables

Variable nameVariable value
number1
7
transport1
minibuses
number2
56
type1
visitors
place1
ferry terminal
place2
hotel
number3
4
number4
8
type2
Visitors
transport2
minibus
correctAnswer
32

Answers

Is Correct?Answer
x

24

32

x

36

x

42


Variant 2

DifficultyLevel

577

Question

It takes 7 full maxi-vans to transport 42 supporters from the club to the sports ground.

How many supporters would 3 full maxi-vans be able to transport to the sports ground?

Worked Solution

Supporters in one maxi-van

= 427\dfrac{ 42 }{ 7 }
= 6

\therefore Supporters in 3 maxi-vans

= 3 ×\times 6
= 18

Question Type

Multiple Choice (One Answer)

Variables

Variable nameVariable value
number1
7
transport1
maxi-vans
number2
42
type1
supporters
place1
club
place2
sports ground
number3
3
number4
6
type2
Supporters
transport2
maxi-van
correctAnswer
18

Answers

Is Correct?Answer
x

14

18

x

24

x

28


Variant 3

DifficultyLevel

579

Question

It takes 9 full carriages to transport 72 royals from the opera house to the palace.

How many royals would 5 full carriages be able to transport to the palace?

Worked Solution

Royals in one carriage

= 729\dfrac{ 72 }{ 9 }
= 8

\therefore Royals in 5 carriages

= 5 ×\times 8
= 40

Question Type

Multiple Choice (One Answer)

Variables

Variable nameVariable value
number1
9
transport1
carriages
number2
72
type1
royals
place1
opera house
place2
palace
number3
5
number4
8
type2
Royals
transport2
carriage
correctAnswer
40

Answers

Is Correct?Answer
x

32

x

38

40

x

48


Variant 4

DifficultyLevel

580

Question

It takes 8 full carriages to transport 56 royals from the palace to the ballet.

How many royals would 3 full carriages be able to transport to the ballet?

Worked Solution

Royals in one carriage

= 568\dfrac{ 56 }{ 8 }
= 7

\therefore Royals in 3 carriages

= 3 ×\times 7
= 21

Question Type

Multiple Choice (One Answer)

Variables

Variable nameVariable value
number1
8
transport1
carriages
number2
56
type1
royals
place1
palace
place2
ballet
number3
3
number4
7
type2
Royals
transport2
carriage
correctAnswer
21

Answers

Is Correct?Answer

21

x

24

x

32

x

35