Algebra - math word problems - page 113 of 302
Number of problems found: 6037
- Determine 7836
We want to cut a 90 cm long rod into two parts so that the longer part of the rod is 2 cm shorter than three times the shorter part. Determine the lengths of both parts of the rod. - Arlene
Arlene weighs 55.8 kg. Tina is two times heavier than Arlene. Together with Karen, the three of them weigh 210.09 kg. How many kilograms does Karen weigh? - My digits
My digits are 1, 2, 5, 6, and 7, but not in that order. My one digit is an even number. My tenth digit is 1. My hundredth digit is a number between 4 and 6. My thousandth digit is the digit with the highest value. I am less than 50000. - Eight palm
There grow eight palms by the sea. At the first sitting, one parrot, on the second two, on the third sits four parrots on each other, twice the previous parrots sitting on a previous palm. How many parrots are sitting on the eighth palm?
- Nuts
How many must we have at least nuts if we can equally divide it among 10 children, 12 children, or 15 children and any nuts left? - A number 5 A number is divisible by 24, 25, and 120 if it is increased by 20. Find the number.
- Cherries 55831
There are cherries in the basket. If we can divide them equally between three, four, or five children, how many will there be? - Welcomed 3453
The product of two numbers is equal to their sum. One of the numbers is four times larger than the other. Find these numbers. They welcomed that none of them were equal to zero. - Determine 2743
Victoria, Vivien, and Marián have a total of 99 euros. Vivien has 2 euros more than Marian, and Marian has 1 euro less than Victoria. Determine how many euros each one has.
- Four pieces
A 37-centimeter board is cut into four pieces. The first piece and the second piece are the same lengths. Similarly, the third and the fourth piece are the same lengths if the fourth piece is quadruple the difference between the first piece and 10 cm. Fin - John Smith
John Smith is reading a 435-page novel. If he reads the same number of pages per day and the number is a prime number greater than 10, how many pages per day will he read? - Athletes
At the stadium, athletes could enter two-steps, three-steps, four-steps, five-steps, and six-steps. There were more than 100 but less than 200. How many athletes were there? - Game room
The winner can take the win in three types of jettons with value 3, 30, and 100 dollars. What is the minimum value of win payable in these values of jettons? - Jendo's 83123
Jenda, Milan, and Tomáš have a total of 203 Pokemon cards. Jenda has twice as many cards as Tomáš, and Milan has a quarter of Jendo's number of cards. a) How many cards does Jenda have? b) How many fewer cards do Milan have than Jenda and Tomáš?
- Individual 81289
The rod was divided into three parts. The first part measured one-third of the length, the second one-third of the rest, and the third part was 20 cm. Calculate the rod's original length and the individual parts' lengths. - Difference 68664
The digits 1, 2, 4, and 8 form two four-digit numbers so that all 4 digits are used in the notation of each number. Calculate the difference between such largest even number and smallest odd number (in that order). - Identical 8015
When buying two identical T-shirts, the discount on the second is SKK 60. If Ondra pays CZK 170 for both T-shirts, how much does one T-shirt cost? - Shelves 7633
Juraj had music CDs and DVDs stored on the shelves. There are a total of 64. How many DVDs are on the shelf if there are seven times less than a CD? - Differing 7391
The product of two numbers differing by four does not change when we decrease the larger number by two and increase the smaller number by one. What are the numbers?
We bought towels for CZK 432. If there were six more towels for the same money, everyone would be 66 CZK cheaper. How many towels were there?Do you have unsolved problem that you need help? Ask a question, and we will try to solve it. Solving math problems.
