Math word problems
Mathematical word problems allow you to practice your mathematics knowledge in everyday tasks. Word problems train to understand, translate into the mathematical language (e.g., equations), solve, and check the accuracy and solution discussion.
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1023surface area
758cuboid
555cube
550prism
479cylinder
262pyramid
245cone
228sphere
56frustum
4708equation
434divisibility
300sets
500probability
312variations
259permutations
723mean
36variance
2243multiplication
1907division
1609subtraction
1530addition
1246square root
593comparing
524rounding
198cube root
168third power
3231length
3153time
3107area
2536unit conversion
2495volume
2056money
1515mass
1245angle
1117velocity
603power
397density
304temperature
252acceleration
196energy
320sine
302tangent
288cosine
61arcsine
2887square
2489area of a shape
2479triangle
1712right triangle
999perimeter
989circle
967rectangle
544diagonal
286trapezoid
224polygon
199rhombus
79chord
49annulus
47rhomboid
22parabola
themes, topics
842work
172map scale
107Ohm's law
574line
179line segment
124vector
2186percentages
2142reason
1616ratio
246functions
177maximum
135factorial
107minimum
89per mil
25modulo
10integral
3157fractions
1804natural numbers
339integers
161real numbers
41matrix
From our database of math word problems and examples, we offer the following:
- Base diameter
Calculate the volume and surface of a cone whose base diameter is 6 cm and height is 0.9 dm.
- The cost 12
The cost of a 12-ounce bag of cashews is $5.86. To the nearest penny, what is the cost per ounce for the cashews?
- Toothpaste 3479
A full tube of toothpaste is enough for one family member for six weeks. How long will three family members last?
- Diesel fuel
In the morning, we refueled and set off. After the first stop, we passed 20% of diesel and 10% of the balance after the second. At the third stop, we had only 9 liters of diesel and had to refuel. How big a tank do we have?
- Chord 5
It is given a circle k/S; 5 cm /. Its chord MN is 3 cm away from the center of the circle. Calculate its length.
- The pool - optimization
A block-shaped pool with a volume of 200 m³ is to be built in the recreation area. Its length should be 4 times the width, while the price of 1 m² of the pool bottom is 2 times cheaper than 1 m² of the pool wall. What dimensions must the pool have to make
- Between terminals
Between terminals of a 220V resistor. A current of 220mA flows through the resistor. Determine the current that flows through the resistor if we connect it to the terminal of a 24 V voltage source.
- Glasses of juice
Jake's mom filled a 2-liter container with juice. Then Jake poured two glasses of juice. Each glass had precisely 400 milliliters of juice. How many liters of juice remain in the container?
- Difference 6469
The cable car rose at an angle of 15 °. The height difference between the upper and lower stations is 106m. Calculate the path's length.
- Electrical 61534
A current of 5 mA flows through a resistor with an electrical resistance of 600 Ω. What electrical voltage do we measure between the resistor terminals?
- Center
Calculate the coordinates of the center of gravity T [x, y] of triangle ABC; A[-19,3] B[-20,25] C[22,10].
- Sphere in cone
A sphere of radius 3 cm describes a cone with minimum volume. Determine cone dimensions.
- Components 83328
Divide the number 112 into three components, x, y, and z, so that x: y = 7: 5 and y: z = 3: 4 apply.
- Insert 3
Insert five arithmetic progression members between -7 and 3/2.
- Separated 38223
What is the intensity of the electric field at a point that lies in the middle between two point charges Q1 = 5.10-5 C and Q2 = 7.10-5 C, which is separated by r = 20 cm? The charges are placed in a vacuum.
- Times 7822
How often is D (24.60) less than n (24.60)?
- Sand castles
Hana's sand castle measures 19 feet by 15 feet and has a perimeter of 68. Thomas's sand castle measures 8 yards by 6 yards. What is the difference between the two perimeters?
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