Distribution Problems( Week 21 Evaluation) 1. Kevin has 3 apples and Anne has 6 apples. In order to make Kevin have more apples, at least how many apple(s) will Anne need to give Kevin?
2. Michael has 5 bananas and Helen has 7 bananas. In order to make Michael have more bananas, at least how many banana(s) will Helen need to give Michael?
3. Nick has 3 pears and Helen has 8 pears. In order to make Nick have more pears, at least how many pear(s) will Helen need to give Nick?
4. George has 6 pumpkins and Morgan has 4 pumpkins. In order to make Morgan have 2 more pumpkins than George, how many pumpkin(s) will be needed to move from George to Morgan?
5. Michael has 4 tomatoes and Helen has 14 tomatoes. In order to make both have the same number of tomatoes, how many tomato(es) will be needed to move from Helen to Michael?
6. Jennifer has 9 pens and Ben has 6 pens. In order to make Ben to have 5 more pens than Jennifer, how many pen(s) will be needed to move from Jennifer to Ben?
7. Martha has 1 eraser and Jay has 8 erasers. In order to make Martha have 5 more erasers than Jay, how many eraser(s) will be needed to move from Jay to Martha?
8. Ed has 7 candles and Alice has 5 candles. In order to make Ed have twice as many candles of Alice, how many candle(s) will be needed to move from Alice to Ed?
9. Curtis has 12 coins and Emily has 12 coins. In order to make Curtis have twice as many coins as Emily, how many coin(s) will be needed to move from Emily to Curtis?
10. Emily has 5 pencils and Steve has 7 pencils. In order to make Emily have twice as many pencils as Steve, how many pencil(s) will be needed to move from Steve to Emily?
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