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Answer:

Problem 1:90;48,42;16,32,28,14

Problem 2:180;60,120;12,48,30,90

Explanation:

Problem 1:

There are 90 pupils at a primary school,so the first number is 90

48 of the pupils are girls, so the number of boys is 90-48=42


(1)/(3) of the girls play football, so the number of girls who plays football is
(1)/(3) *48=16,the number of girls who does not play football is48-16=32


(2)/(3) of the boys play football,so the number of boys who plays football is
(2)/(3) *42=28,the number of boys who does not play football is 42-28=14

Problem 2:

There are 180 apples in a grocery store,so the first number is 180


(1)/(3)of the apples are red,so the number of red apples is
180*(1)/(3) =60

,the number of green apples is 180-60=120.
(1)/(5) of the red applesare bruised,
(1)/(5) *60=12,so the number of red apples not bruised is 60-12=48.
(1)/(4) of the green apples are bruised,
120*(1)/(4) =30,so the number of green apples not bruised is 120-30=90.

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