📘 basic arithmetic

1. The problem states John has 15 fast horses and 16 regular horses. 2. It also says 5 horses have both racing and regular genes, meaning these 5 horses are counted in both groups.

1. The problem asks: How many cookies did Elsa bake? 2. However, there is no information given about Elsa or the number of cookies she baked.

1. The problem asks us to determine how many numbers are in the given list. 2. We count each number separated by commas.

1. Let's understand what the number 3 means in different contexts. 2. In mathematics, 3 is a whole number, an integer that comes after 2 and before 4.

1. The problem asks to draw a tally for the number 21. 2. Tally marks are grouped in sets of five, where four vertical lines are followed by a diagonal line crossing through them,

1. The problem asks to round R 13 654.98 to the nearest rand. 2. Look at the decimal part 0.98 to decide if we round up or down.

1. The problem asks us to find all integers from 51 to 62 inclusive. 2. These integers are the consecutive numbers starting at 51 and ending at 62.