Algebra - math word problems - page 156 of 303
Number of problems found: 6048
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The apartment on the first floor has an annual rent of 10% higher than the same apartment on the second floor. The difference in the yearly rent is €105. What are the annual rent for the apartment on the first floor and the apartment on the second floor? - Three-digit 7463
Dominika wrote a three-digit number ending with the number 6. When she crossed out the last digit and wrote it at the beginning of the number, she noticed that the new number was as much greater than 600 as the original number was less than 600. What numb - Account operations
My PHP 90,000 savings in a bank earns 6% interest in a year. If I deposit an additional PHP 10,000 at the end of 6 months, how much money will be left if I withdraw PHP 25,000 after a year? - English-German 6443
Two foreign languages are compulsory from the fourth grade. Only a tenth of the class did not choose English, and a fifth did not take German. Fifteen children learn French this way. Calculate how many pupils chose the English-German combination. - Class alphabet
All 29 pupils in the class are written in a class alphabet. The number of pupils enrolled before Paul is three times higher than those behind him. Calculate how many pupils are enrolled after Paul. - Vacation
Tomas spent 60% of his savings on his weekly vacation. He had 32 € left. How many euros did he have before vacation? - Construction 2449
The construction material was taken away by three different large cars. The weight of the load on the second was 20% more than on the first. The weight on the third was 20% more than on the second. They loaded a total of 18.2 tons. How many tons were on e - The farmer
The farmer harvested 840 tons of grain in 2006, 44% less than in 2005 and one-fifth more than in 2004. How many tons of grain were harvested in the years 2005 and 2004? - Eq2 equations
For each of the following problems, determine the roots of the equation. Given the roots, sketch the graph and explain how your sketch matches the roots given and the form of the equation: g(x)=36x²-12x+5 h(x)=x²-4x+20 f(x)=4x²-24x+45 p(x)=9x²-36x+40 g(x) - Intended 2900
Of the 825 tons, the first part goes for feeding, the second for sale. How many tonnes are intended for feeding if this part makes up 65% of the second part? - Savings 32203
Helena had 20% more savings than Jane. They have saved 1804 CZK. How much have Helena and Jane held? - Determine 22633
Among all employees of one company, there are a total of 20% men and 80% women. If this company hired 45 new employees, of which 32 were men and 13 were women, exactly 30% of the company's employees would be men. Determine how many employees the company h - Forty-eight 19513
25% of children did not attend the course because they were ill. Forty-eight children passed the course. How many children were initially supposed to complete the course? - November 7918
Zuzana receives pocket money from her parents. In October and November, she managed to save 32 euros. The ratio of cash held in October and November is 6:2. How much did she save in October and November? - Vehicles 6582
Rudo has three times more cars than his friend Brano. When Rudo's younger brother Igorko took four vehicles for both of them, Rudo had five times more than Braňo. How many cars does Braň have now? - Percent 6567
Jana spent CZK 366 on books, which was 75 percent of her savings. How much CZK did Jana have saved? - Oranges
The mother divided her three children's oranges in a ratio of 6:5:4. Two children gave 45 oranges. How many oranges were there? - Contains 5683
Livia, Pavla, and Samuel collect knives. Pavla has more of them than Livia and Samuel combined. Livia only contains blades for a short time, so she only has 5 of them, which is the least. He has a total of 25. How many knives does Samuel have? - Triples
The triplets Jana, Jan, and Jitka have saved a total of 180 CZK. Jana has saved three times as much as each of her two siblings. Jitka and Jan have saved the same amount. a) Determine the ratio of the amounts saved by all three siblings in the order Jan, - Chad buys
Chad buys peanuts in 2-pound bags. He repackages them into bags that hold 5/6 pounds of peanuts. How many 2-pound bags of peanuts should Chad buy to fill the 5/6-pound bags without having any peanuts left over?
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