Algebra - math word problems - page 188 of 312
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- Buns and toasts
Two buns weigh 10 grams more than two toasts. One Bun and two Toast weigh a total of 110 grams. How many grams weigh three toasts? How many grams does a Bun weigh? - Ball marking
The saleswoman removed 20 balls from the box, marked them with a price tag, and put them back in the box. Then, she removed 12 balls and found that eight were drawn. Thus, there were at least 20 balls in the box. - The farmer
The farmer had 140 sheep. For the next year, she decided to change the number of sheep in a ratio of 10:7. How many sheep would he have then? - 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? - Sixty
Sixty percent of one-fifteen of the total is equal to thirty. What are two percent of the total? - Siblings Ages Puzzle
Susan, Karin and Sam are siblings. Susan is 9 times as old as Sam. Karin is nine years younger than Susan. How old is each of them if they are all under the age of 20? - Three Numbers Ratio Product
Three numbers are in the ratio 4:7:14. Three-fourths of the smallest number is one more than one-fifth of the largest number. How many times greater is the product of these three numbers than their sum? - Ľé sweets
There are 20 sweets in the bag. Some are chocolate, other coconuts, and the remaining marzipan. Chocolate is four times more than coconut. Marzipan's less than chocolate. How much is in a bag of coconut sweets? - Book read
If Petra read ten pages per day, she would read the book two days earlier than she read six pages a day. How many pages does a book have? - Two unknowns
Determine the numbers x and y so that half of the number x is 30% of the number, and 60% of y is 90. - Mr and Mrs
Mr. Calda and Mrs. Cald have a total of 139 years. How many years have when we known that Mr. Calda is nine years older than Mrs. Cald? - Percentages 5
$5.25 is 7 1/2% of what number? - Two numbers
The sum of the two numbers is 48. 12.5% of the first number equals exactly 4. Find both of these numbers. - Charles Bridge
From 1900 to 1931, Charles Bridge was 15 times older than Frantův Bridge. How old is the Charles Bridge? - Punch cost
Three punch cuts cost as much as two creases. How much does it cost if five punch cuts cost 2 euros 50 cents? - Buttons
The shirt has six buttons, and the blouse has four buttons. All buttons are 176. Shirts and blouses are together 36. How many shirts and blouses? - Trip
On the trip drank 3/10 of pupils tea, 2/5 cola, 1/4 mineral water, and the remaining three juice. How many students were on the trip? - Pages of book
Helen calculated that if she read 16 pages a day, she would finish the book a day earlier than if she read only 14 pages a day. How many pages does the book have? - Antennas
If you give me two antennas, it will be the same. If you give me again your two antennas, I have 5× so many more than you. How many antennas have both men? - Hockey teams goals
Hockey teams fired 200 goals. The second team was 13 less than the first team, the third 16 less than the first, and the fourth team had 19 goals less than the first. How many goals fired each team?
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