Travel by bus
Five girls are traveling by bus. Each holds in each hand two baskets. Each basket contains five cats. Each cat has five kittens. Three girls get off the bus, and another girl without baskets goes on board. The bus control driver. How many legs are on the bus?
Correct answer:

You need to know the following knowledge to solve this word math problem:
Related math problems and questions:
- Five girls
Five girls are traveling by bus. Each holds in each hand two baskets. In each basket are four cats. Each cat has three kittens. Two girls exit the bus. How many legs are on the bus?
- Kittens
Sometimes, Grace has kittens. Each kitten has 1/3 as much cat food as a full-grown cat. How many kittens can Grace feed with the 1.47 pounds? Solve on paper. Then check your work. One full-grown cat needs 0.25 pounds of food.
- Lengthwise 2144
The mouse has 27 cubes, which it puts together in a large cube. Then it bit the middle cat on each side and another cat in the middle. The mouse has four children. He then cuts the cube lengthwise. How many cubes and what shape will four mice get?
- Apples in baskets
We have eight baskets. The first basket contains four apples, and the next basket contains 29 more apples than the previous one. Find the number of apples in each basket.
- Girls
The boys and girls in the class formed groups without the rest of the five, two girls and three boys. Six girls are missing to create mixed pairs (1 boy and one girl). How many girls are in the classroom?
- Foot in bus
It was 102 people on the bus. Twenty-eight girls had two dogs. Eleven girls had one dog. Five dogs (even with their owners) seceded at the next stop. They got two boys together with three dogs. The bus drove one driver. How many feet were on the bus?
- Family
A man and a woman have 7 daughters together (or - "with each other" so that step-children are excluded). Each daughter has one brother. How many members are in the immediate family?