Algebra - math word problems - page 119 of 312
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- John and Thomas
John and Thomas received 105 CZK from their grandmother together. John received one third more than Thomas. By how many CZK did Thomas receive less than John? - From tank 2
First, 1/3 was drained from a water tank, then 1/4 of the remainder was drained. There were 20 litres of water left in the tank. How many litres were in the tank at the beginning? - Compare fractions
Find which is the larger of the two fractions: 11/32, 7/24 by expressing the numbers as: a) fractions with the same denominator; b) decimals. - Colored balls
There are colored balls in the bag. One-third of them are blue, one-sixth are green, five-twelfths are yellow, and the remaining ten balls are red. How many yellow balls are in the bag? - Number summand division
Express 68 as the sum of two different positive integers. If you divide the larger by the smaller, do you get exactly 3? - The same
The same number of rabbits and hens are running on the farm. 468 feet run around the yard. How many rabbits and hens do they have on the farm? - Number summand expression
Express the number 274 in the form of the sum of three summands so that the first summand is 16 smaller than the second summand and the third summand is six larger than the first summand. - Two numbers
The difference between the two numbers is 74. If we divide a larger number by a smaller one, we get a quotient of seven and the rest 2. Determine both numbers. - The rod
The rod has a length of 90 cm. Half is painted blue, the third is red, and the rest is yellow. How long is the yellow part of the rod? - Father Daughter Age Multiple
Dad is 43 years old, and his daughter is 17 years old. How many years ago was a father three times older than a daughter? - Towels Price Quantity
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? - Two girl's numbers
Dagmar and Julka had numbers. Dagmar's number was equal to the square root of Julka's number. The sum of Dagmar's and Julka's numbers equals 84. Find what number Dagmar and Julka had. - Quotient
Determine the quotient and the second member of the geometric progression where a3=10, a1+a2=-1.6, and a1-a2=2.4. - AP - simple
Find the first nine elements of the sequence if a10 = -1 and d = 4 - Troops
When the general lines up his troops in rows of nine, 6 are left over. How many soldiers are in the regiment if we know there are fewer than 300? - Saving per cents
On the first day, I saved 1 cent, and I saved a cent more every following day. How much do I save in one year (365 days)? - Count of roots
How many solutions have equation x * y = 4961 with two unknowns on the set of natural numbers? - Unknown x
If we add to the unknown number 35, then divide by 2, and then subtract 35, we get back an unknown number. What is this unknown number? - Textbooks
After checking the textbooks, it was found that teachers should withdraw every 9-th textbook. Together, 176 textbooks were withdrawn. How many textbooks were in stock before being withdrawn, and how many after withdrawal? - Salary
Operatér got to pay 2560 Euros in banknotes of 20 and 500 Eur. Total got 8 banknotes. How many were which?
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