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Pink and yellow stripes pattern showing a ratio of three pink stripes to four yellow stripes.

1.What is the ratio of pink stripes to yellow stripes?

Swimming pool with five colorful plastic balls floating.

Scrappy Bennazar

2.If you multiply the number of balls in this image by 4, what do you get?

Colored boxes with numbers 11-20; green boxes have numbers 11 and 20.

3.Add all the numbers and then subtract the sum of the numbers in the green boxes.

Roulette wheel with ball on number 11, red numbers in view.

4.Add all the numbers in red, and subtract the number where the ball is.

Domino tiles with multiple green dots and some tiles with one dot for counting and math exercises.

Miguel Á. Padriñán

5.Multiply the number of 5s by the number of 3s.

Patterned grid with white squares, blue flowers, and white flowers.

6.Multiply the number of white squares by the number of blue flowers and subtract the number of white flowers.

"Identify rectangles in a grid with red lines, featuring multiple overlapping shapes for a math challenge."

7.How many rectangles are there?

Blue, red, and white dice with numbers for math calculations on a textured surface.

Jonathan Greenaway

8.Multiply the sum of the numbers on the blue dice by the number of red dice.

Dice with various numbers of dots, including ones, fours, and fives, arranged in rows.

9.Raise the number of 6s to the power of 2 and subtract the number of 1s.

Dice with various numbers of dots, including ones, fours, and fives, arranged in rows.

10.If the colors correspond to the numbers above them, what would you get if you added red, green and yellow and then divided that by orange?

Colorful numbered buttons, featuring shades of yellow, red, and orange for math-related tasks.

11.Multiply the yellows together, subtract the sum of the red ones from the result, and then add the orange one.

Colorful grid of circles for math problem, featuring red, blue, green, orange, and yellow circles.

Intentional by Grace

12.Multiply the number of colors by the number of green circles and add the total number of circles.

A grid of squares for a numbers and math puzzle challenge.

13.How many squares are there in the image?

Orange stars on a pink background, focus on numbers in the pattern.

Ashleigh Green Studios

14.If the sum of the number of stars is multiplied by 5, can it be evenly divided by 10?

Colorful circles and triangles arranged on a black background for a math activity involving multiplication and division.

15.Multiply the number of circles by the number of triangles, and divide it by the number of red triangles.

Wooden discs with numbers for math exercises: 9, 8, 7, 6; 19, 18, 17, 16, 15; 29, 28, 27, 26, 25.

Margaret Neuhaus

16.What would you get if you subtracted the sum of the first three numbers in the first row from the sum of the first three numbers on the second row?

Ladybugs pattern on white background. Multiply the number of ladybugs as part of a math calculation.

17.Multiply the number of ladybugs by 11.

Geometric puzzle with multiple triangles, challenge to identify and count the numbers of triangles.

18.How many triangles are there in the image?

Colorful alphabet letters for math: yellow, orange, red, and blue letters on a white background.

19.What's the square root of the product of the numbers of red and green letters?

Flowers on a grid of alternating yellow and purple squares, featuring white and yellow flower designs.

Coisas da Léia

20.Divide the number of white flowers by the number of purple flowers. Add the number of purple squares and subtract the number of petals on a flower. What do you get?

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