Algebra - math word problems - page 78 of 303
Number of problems found: 6056
- Equation:  6200   Solve the equation: 2y = 4 (0.5 + 3/2) -1 Solve the equation: 2y = 4 (0.5 + 3/2) -1
- Mysterious number  The magician thinks of the number: "The mysterious number is first divided by minus five, dividing the result by three, multiplying the number by ten, and dividing the resulting number by minus four. The result is 5. Can you reveal the mysterious number? The magician thinks of the number: "The mysterious number is first divided by minus five, dividing the result by three, multiplying the number by ten, and dividing the resulting number by minus four. The result is 5. Can you reveal the mysterious number?
- Schoolchildren  6175   Of all schoolchildren, one-sixth prefers a pear for a snack, 3/4 of the rest has an apple, and the other five students like an orange for a snack. How many pupils are there? Of all schoolchildren, one-sixth prefers a pear for a snack, 3/4 of the rest has an apple, and the other five students like an orange for a snack. How many pupils are there?
- Two melons  There are two melons in the box. Together they weigh 11 kg. The weight of green is 3 kilograms lower than three times the weight of yellow. What is the weight of a green melon? There are two melons in the box. Together they weigh 11 kg. The weight of green is 3 kilograms lower than three times the weight of yellow. What is the weight of a green melon?
- Daughter  6165   His father is 43 years old, and his daughter is 17. How many years ago was a father three times older than a daughter? His father is 43 years old, and his daughter is 17. How many years ago was a father three times older than a daughter?
- A candle  A candle shop sells scented candles for $16 each and unscented candles for $10 each. Today, the shop sells 28 candles and makes $400. a. Write a system of linear equations that represents the situation. b. Solve the system to answer the questions: How man A candle shop sells scented candles for $16 each and unscented candles for $10 each. Today, the shop sells 28 candles and makes $400. a. Write a system of linear equations that represents the situation. b. Solve the system to answer the questions: How man
- Twenty  Twenty rabbits are put in 4 cells so that there are a different number of rabbits in each cell containing at least three rabbits. What is the largest possible number of rabbits in one cell? Twenty rabbits are put in 4 cells so that there are a different number of rabbits in each cell containing at least three rabbits. What is the largest possible number of rabbits in one cell?
- Dropped sheets  Three consecutive sheets dropped from the book. The sum of the numbers on the pages of the dropped sheets is 273. What number has the last page of the dropped sheets? Three consecutive sheets dropped from the book. The sum of the numbers on the pages of the dropped sheets is 273. What number has the last page of the dropped sheets?
- Father 7  The father is six times older than his son. After four years, the father will only be four times older. What are their present ages? The father is six times older than his son. After four years, the father will only be four times older. What are their present ages?
- 12 apples  Twelve apples and two loaves of bread cost 5.76, and 6 apples and three loaves of bread cost 7.68. How much is a loaf of bread? Twelve apples and two loaves of bread cost 5.76, and 6 apples and three loaves of bread cost 7.68. How much is a loaf of bread?
- Addition  6113   Find the natural numbers x and y such that: 1/2 = x / y and in addition that: x + y = 6 Find the natural numbers x and y such that: 1/2 = x / y and in addition that: x + y = 6
- Quarters  6097   How many times are the three halves larger than eighty percent of the three quarters? How many times are the three halves larger than eighty percent of the three quarters?
- 13 tickets  A short and long sightseeing tour is possible at the castle. A ticket for a short sightseeing circuit costs CZK 60, for a long touring circuit costs CZK 100. So far, 13 tickets have been sold for 1140 CZK. How much did you pay for tickets for a short tour A short and long sightseeing tour is possible at the castle. A ticket for a short sightseeing circuit costs CZK 60, for a long touring circuit costs CZK 100. So far, 13 tickets have been sold for 1140 CZK. How much did you pay for tickets for a short tour
- Available 6094  There are a total of 110 beds in the hotel, which are available in single, double, and triple rooms, while there are three times more triple rooms than single rooms and twice as many double rooms as triple rooms. How many triple rooms are there in total i There are a total of 110 beds in the hotel, which are available in single, double, and triple rooms, while there are three times more triple rooms than single rooms and twice as many double rooms as triple rooms. How many triple rooms are there in total i
- Birthday  6092   Soňa and her aunt have a birthday, and her aunt is five times older than Soňa. When Soňa is a year younger than her aunt, her aunt will be eighty years old. How old is Sona now? Soňa and her aunt have a birthday, and her aunt is five times older than Soňa. When Soňa is a year younger than her aunt, her aunt will be eighty years old. How old is Sona now?
- Five-crown  6091   The customer paid the amount of CZK 3,200 with the same 100-crown, two-crown and five-crown banknotes. How many banknotes did he use to pay the amount if he paid precisely the amount? The customer paid the amount of CZK 3,200 with the same 100-crown, two-crown and five-crown banknotes. How many banknotes did he use to pay the amount if he paid precisely the amount?
- Consecutive  6090   The sum of four consecutive even numbers is equal to 108. Which of the numbers is equal to the smallest of these summands? The sum of four consecutive even numbers is equal to 108. Which of the numbers is equal to the smallest of these summands?
- Playing  How long have we trained on the pitch when we know that the warm-up took 10 minutes, we trained passes for one-third of the time, and we played football half the time? How long have we trained on the pitch when we know that the warm-up took 10 minutes, we trained passes for one-third of the time, and we played football half the time?
- Multiply  6073   We first reduce the unknown number by 5, multiply by three, and finally reduce by 4 to get the number 7. What was the unknown number? We first reduce the unknown number by 5, multiply by three, and finally reduce by 4 to get the number 7. What was the unknown number?
- A number  A number increased by 7.9 is 8.3 A number increased by 7.9 is 8.3
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