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Emma visited a local farm and saw 120 baby chicks in the coop. She asked the farmer if she could take some home to raise, and the farmer allowed her to take one-third of them. While collecting the chicks, Emma gathered 2/3 of the total number she was allowed to... | [
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Eva is planning a 240-mile road trip. She decides to drive 20 miles for 10 days. How many miles will she need to drive on the 11th day to reach her destination? Please reason step by step, and put your final answer within \boxed{}.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>a... | [
"Eva plans to drive a total of 240 miles in 11 days. To find the number of miles she needs to drive on the 11th day we divide the total miles by the number of days. 240 miles / 10 days = 24 miles per day, so she will need to drive 240 - 240 * 10 / 11 = -120 miles on the 11th day. This is not possible as she needs t... | 40 | [
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Alex and Ben are participating in a 5-day cycling challenge. They aim to cover a total distance of 50 miles. Over the first two days, Alex averages 1.5 miles per day, while on the third day, he cycles 12 miles. Ben maintains an average of 2 miles per day for th... | [
"To solve this problem, we need to find out how many miles Alex and Ben need to cover per day over the last two days.\n\nLet's break it down step by step:\n\n1. The total distance they need to cover in 5 days is 50 miles.\n2. Over the first two days, Alex cycles 1.5 * 2 = 3 miles per day.\n3. Over the third day, he... | 14.5 | [
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A new restaurant offers a free dessert to every customer on Fridays. Last Friday, the desserts came in trays of 24. If they had to prepare 9 trays, and 8 desserts were left uneaten at the end of the night, how many customers received a free dessert if the offer... | [
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Maria has 3 rabbits, and each rabbit eats 5 carrots per day. How many carrots will Maria's rabbits eat in 6 days? Please reason step by step, and put your final answer within \boxed{}.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
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Samantha, Sarah, and Sophia are collecting sand for a large sandbox in the park. Each has a bucket they fill with sand before emptying it into the sandbox. If Samantha's bucket holds three times as much sand as Sarah's, and Sarah's holds 1.5 gallons more than S... | [
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Ava's living room is 240 sq ft and her dining room is 120 sq ft. If she wants to build a new game room that is three times as large as the combined space of her living and dining rooms, how many sq ft will the new game room have? Please reason step by step, and... | [
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Emily purchased 4 cookies on Monday, 2 cookies on Wednesday, and 6 cookies on Saturday. If she has 5 cookies remaining, how many cookies did Emily eat? Please reason step by step, and put your final answer within \boxed{}.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<... | [
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Emily wants to buy 12 new art supplies. Each supply costs $3. If Emily already has $20, how much more money does she need to save up? Please reason step by step, and put your final answer within \boxed{}.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
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Samantha owns a farm that produces strawberries and blueberries. She can harvest her strawberries every 4 months and sell the harvest for $80. She can harvest her blueberries every 6 months and sell the harvest for $40. How much money can Samantha earn every ye... | [
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Emily's laptop has 80 gigabytes of storage, with 45 gigabytes already occupied. She plans to uninstall a program that takes up 8 gigabytes of space and then install a new game that requires 15 gigabytes. If she decides to transfer all her files to a new laptop ... | [
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Emily travels to school by walking two days a week, taking the train four days a week, and getting a ride from her mom one day a week. Walking takes her 45 minutes. The train takes 15 minutes longer than walking because it stops at multiple stations. Her mom's ... | [
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The bookstore can buy a novel for $5 and sell it for $12. The owner wants to use the profits from novel sales to attend a conference, which costs $250. After two weeks, she is 30% short of the registration fee. How many novels did she sell during those two week... | [
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Emily's dad asks her to buy cooking oil. He gives her $15 and instructs her to spend the entire amount on the best deal for cooking oil. She finds a 12 oz bottle for $2, an 18 oz bottle for $3, a 32 oz bottle for $5, a 64 oz bottle for $8, and a 128 oz bottle f... | [
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At the beach, Sophia saw surfers riding kayaks and paddleboats. Kayaks have one paddle and paddleboats have two paddles. 8 teenagers were riding kayaks and 12 adults were riding paddleboats. How many paddles did Sophia see at the beach? Please reason step by st... | [
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