Word Problems on Transport Data
We solve word problems using data about transport, like distances travelled, number of passengers, or travel times.
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A transport word problem might say, 'A bus travels 45 km in the morning and 38 km in the evening. What is the total distance?' We add: 45+38=83 km.
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- Transport problems can use addition for total distance.
- 45 km + 38 km = 83 km total.
- Subtraction compares distances or times.
- Multiplication finds total distance over repeated trips.
- 60 km per day for 5 days = 300 km.
- Transport problems connect maths to real journeys.
- Reading carefully identifies the right operation.
- These problems relate to timetables and travel planning.