There were 200 more apples than pears at a fruit stall. After  of the apples and  of the pears were sold, there were 170 more apples than pears left.a) How many apples were there at the fruit stall at first?b) How many pears were left at the fruit stall in the end?

A farmer collected 800 fruits. 14% of them were oranges. 35% of themwere apples and the rest were pears. How many pears did he collect?

Michael always helps his parents look after their fruits stall during school vacation. The stall sells only apples and pears. The ratio of apples to pears is 2 : 7 at first. Then a total of 96 fruits are added. The apples becomes 2 times as many as the original quantity, and the pears becomes 3 times as many as the original quantity. How many apples are there in the end?

The ratio of apples to pears to oranges at a fruit stall was 4 : 9 : 6. When 6 pears were sold, the new ratio became 2 : 4 : 3. How many fruits were there left?

A farmer picked 280 apples. of the apples were rotten.The farmer sells  of the remaining apples.Question promptHow many apples does the farmer sell?Question response areaSelect one option2480120160

Aiden visited the fruits garden last weekend and helped farmers count the fruits. There were 60% more watermelons than plums. When 148 fruits were added, the watermelons were increased by 40% and the plums increased by 10%. How many fruits were there at first?