463 students are going on a school trip. Each bus will take up to 32 students. How many buses are needed?
This week I scored 24 but last week I scored 48.
What is the difference
between 24 and 48?
37 boxes each hold 25 tins of paint. How many tins of paint are there all together?
If Mr Muscle weighs 100kg,
Mr Fit weighs
99kg and Mr Strong weighs 108kg; What is their combined weight?



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Use a computer to construct a line graph showing the number of buses needed for a school trip for any number of students from 1 to 500 given that each bus can hold 32 students.