Distribution Problems( Week 21 Evaluation) 1. Helen has 3 apples and Richard has 4 apples. In order to make Helen have more apples, at least how many apple(s) will Richard need to give Helen?
2. Julia has 9 bananas and Curtis has 5 bananas. In order to make Curtis have more bananas, at least how many banana(s) will Julia need to give Curtis?
3. Jane has 9 pears and Eric has 1 pear. In order to make Eric have more pears, at least how many pear(s) will Jane need to give Eric?
4. Jay has 6 pumpkins and Alice has 2 pumpkins. In order to make Alice have 4 more pumpkins than Jay, how many pumpkin(s) will be needed to move from Jay to Alice?
5. Laura has 3 tomatoes and John has 11 tomatoes. In order to make both have the same number of tomatoes, how many tomato(es) will be needed to move from John to Laura?
6. Laura has 6 pens and Jackson has 7 pens. In order to make Laura to have 9 more pens than Jackson, how many pen(s) will be needed to move from Jackson to Laura?
7. Sofia has 2 erasers and Eric has 9 erasers. In order to make Sofia have 5 more erasers than Eric, how many eraser(s) will be needed to move from Eric to Sofia?
8. Morgan has 7 candles and Smith has 5 candles. In order to make Morgan have twice as many candles of Smith, how many candle(s) will be needed to move from Smith to Morgan?
9. Curtis has 14 coins and Jennifer has 10 coins. In order to make Curtis have twice as many coins as Jennifer, how many coin(s) will be needed to move from Jennifer to Curtis?
10. Susan has 10 pencils and Jackson has 8 pencils. In order to make Jackson have twice as many pencils as Susan, how many pencil(s) will be needed to move from Susan to Jackson?
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