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The document contains a series of mathematical problems involving fractions, focusing on real-world scenarios such as capacity, spending, and proportions. Each problem requires the reader to determine unknown quantities based on given information. The problems are designed to practice the application of fractions in various contexts.

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Fractions 1

The document contains a series of mathematical problems involving fractions, focusing on real-world scenarios such as capacity, spending, and proportions. Each problem requires the reader to determine unknown quantities based on given information. The problems are designed to practice the application of fractions in various contexts.

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Fractions (Practice 1)

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1. A tank was full of water. After 28 liters of water were added, it became full. What is the
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capacity of the tank?

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2. Sarah spent of her money on a dress and of the remainder on a bag. If the bag cost $80 more
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than the dress, how much money did Sarah have at first?

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3. A baker used of a sack of flour to bake cakes and of the remaining flour to bake cookies. If he
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had 15 kg of flour left, how much flour was in the sack at first?

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4. of the students in a class are boys. of the boys and of the girls wear glasses. If there are 18
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students wearing glasses, how many students are there in the class?

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5. A container was filled with oil. After pouring out 16 liters, it was full. What is the capacity of
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the container?
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6. John spent of his salary on food and of the remainder on transport. If he saved $420, how much
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was his salary?

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7. A rope was cut into two pieces. One piece was of the total length. If the longer piece was 14 m
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longer than the shorter piece, what was the total length of the rope?

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8. A basket contained apples and oranges. of the fruits were apples. of the apples and of the
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oranges were rotten. If 20 fruits were rotten, how many fruits were in the basket?

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9. A tank was full. After 30 liters were removed, it was full. What is the capacity of the tank?
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10. A man spentof his money on a shirt and of the remainder on a pair of shoes. If he had $210 left,
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how much money did he have at first?

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