P6 Math · Chapter 5brightbit.net/worksheets
Ali and Bob share money in ratio 3:5. Bob gives $20 to Ali. Now their ratio is 1:1. How much did each have originally?
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Tom and Sam have coins in ratio 5:3. Tom gives 10 coins to Sam and the ratio becomes 3:5. How many coins did Tom start with?
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Red and blue marbles are in ratio 2:3. After adding 15 blue marbles, ratio is 2:6. How many red marbles are there?
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A:B = 4:1. A gives 12 units to B. Now A:B = 2:3. Find the total.
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The ratio of boys to girls in a class is 3:4. When 6 boys join, ratio becomes 3:2. How many girls are there?
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Mary has thrice as many stickers as Jane. After Mary gives 24 to Jane, they have equal amounts. How many does each have now?
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P:Q = 2:5. P receives 9 more. New ratio P:Q = 1:2. Find Q.
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Jugs A and B hold water in ratio 3:1. After pouring 200 ml from A into B, ratio is 1:1. Find original amount in A.
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Ages of father and son are in ratio 7:2. In 6 years ratio will be 2:1. Find their current ages.
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Ratio of milk to water in a drink is 3:2. After adding 100 ml of water the ratio is 3:4. Find original volume of milk.
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