Can you solve the following Grade 5 and 6 Singapore Math questions?

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Alan has 1/3 as much money as Bob and 2/3 of what Colin has. If Colin has $300 less than Bob, how much money do the 3 boys have altogether?

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John spent $160 of his money on a bag and 1/3 of the remainder on a wallet. If he had 50% of his money left, how much money did he have at first?

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Mightyman had some pens. He gave ¼ of what he had plus 6 pens to Beeman. He then gave 1/3 of what he had left plus 6 pens to Woodenman. After that, he gave ½ of the remainder plus 6 pens to Captain Africa. He had 6 pens left. How many pens did Mightyman have at first?

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May and June have some money. If May spends $40 a day and June spends $20 a day, May will be left with $450 when June has spent all her money. If May spends $20 a day and June spends $40 a day, May will be left with $1350 when June has spent all her money. How much money does June have?

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Do you sometimes feel the current Singapore Math syllabus is a little beyond you?

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