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    The document contains math word problems involving distribution of items into groups. The first problem involves dividing 89 mangoes equally between two boxes, with the question of how many are in each box and how many are left over. The second problem asks how many people can be given 92 books if each person gets 4 books, and then if each of 3 people get books how many would be left. The third problem involves placing 95 chairs at tables that hold 4 chairs each, with questions about how many can be placed and how many chairs would remain.

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    The document contains math word problems involving distribution of items into groups. The first problem involves dividing 89 mangoes equally between two boxes, with the question of how many are in each box and how many are left over. The second problem asks how many people can be given 92 books if each person gets 4 books, and then if each of 3 people get books how many would be left. The third problem involves placing 95 chairs at tables that hold 4 chairs each, with questions about how many can be placed and how many chairs would remain.

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    The document contains math word problems involving distribution of items into groups. The first problem involves dividing 89 mangoes equally between two boxes, with the question of how many are in each box and how many are left over. The second problem asks how many people can be given 92 books if each person gets 4 books, and then if each of 3 people get books how many would be left. The third problem involves placing 95 chairs at tables that hold 4 chairs each, with questions about how many can be placed and how many chairs would remain.

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    (1) Solve problems.

    (1) When 89 mangoes are placed equally in two boxes, how many
    mangoes are there in each box? How many mangoes are left?
    (2) (1) How many people can give 92 books, four to each person? (ii) How
    many people can give the same amount of books to three people each
    and how many books will be left?

    ( 3 ) 95 chairs in a banquet hall with four tables per table

    How many can be placed? How many remaining chairs to buy?

    (2) Solve problems.

    (1) The teacher distributed 425 pens so that each child got 3 pens each.

    (1) Find the number of children who have taken drinks (11) Find the
    number of drinks left

    (2) 417 balls are given to decorate a hall. (1) How many clusters of two
    balls each can be formed?

    How many balls are left? Red

    (ii) How many bunches can be formed fro?m each of three calum balls
    and (ii) How many clusters can be formed from four calum balls each

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