Algebra - math word problems - page 259 of 312
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- Tulips and daffodils
Two hundred twenty tulips and daffodils are planted in the flowerbed. One-third of all tulips and one-sixth of all daffodils equals the number of all tulips. How many tulips and how many daffodils? - Pond sluice
The first sluice empties a complete pond in 45 days. If 2/3 of the pond is drained in 15 days, a second sluice is still needed for ten days. How many days would it empty itself through just the second sluice? - Worker time
Two workers completed the work in 12 days. If the other worked ten days longer than the first, how long would everyone work alone? - Messenger chase
One messenger went 7 miles every day. When he had gone 64 miles, his master sent another messenger after him, who went 9 miles daily. How many days did the second messenger catch up with the first messenger? - Workers
Four workers plan to work on the gym floor for six hours. After an hour of working together, one of the workers went to the doctor. How long will it take the remaining three workers to finish the job? - Crown
Siblings collect 2-crowns and 5-crowns. Together, have 80 coins with a total value of 310 crowns. How many saved two crowns, and how many five crowns? - Father and sons
The father is 27, and his sons are two and one year old. In how many years will his sons be half his age? - Mean
If the mean of the set of data 12, 14, 16, 10, 1, 20, 19, 13, 3, 11, 11, 17, 14, 16, 5, x is -10.8, what is the value of x? - Adam had 3
Adam had paper which was so large that several tens of thousands of pieces could be torn from it. First he tore the paper into four pieces. Each of these pieces he took and tore either into four or into ten pieces. In the same way he continued further: ea - Two runners
Two runners set off simultaneously toward each other from locations 23.1 km apart. The average speed of the first runner was 1/7 greater than the average speed of the second runner. How long would each take to run 23.1 km, given that they meet after 58 mi - The cyclist
A cyclist travelled from a village to a town. The first half of the journey was at 24 km/h. The second half, which was mostly downhill, was at 38 km/h. The entire journey took 94 minutes. Calculate the distance from the village to the town. - Combination element decrease
If the number of elements decreases by 4, the number of combinations of the second class from these elements decreases three times. How many elements are there? - Odd prime probability
What is the probability that an odd prime will fall on a dice roll? - The box
The box contains five chocolate, three fruit, and two menthol candies. We choose sweets at random from the box. What probability will we take out one chocolate, one fruit, and one menthol candy without a return? - Variations 4/2
Determine the number of items when the count of variations of the fourth class without repeating is 5112 times larger than the count of variations of the second class without repetition. - Average temperature
The average temperature from Monday to Sunday was 40.5 °F, and the average temperature from Monday to Saturday was 42.8 °F. What was the temperature on Sunday? - Green
The green combine harvests a field in 18 hours. If it works together with the red combine, they harvest the field in 6 hours. How long would it take the red combine to harvest the field alone? - Paver square shifts
Seven pavers would pave the square in 15 shifts. After five shifts, two pavers fell ill. How long will it take for the remaining pavers to finish the job? - Production line failure
In a factory, 10 lines produce many screws in 8 days. How many days will production be extended if two of them fail? - 3 identical tributaries
The pool would fill with three identical tributaries in 52 hours. After 20 hours, two more inlets were added. How many hours did the pool fill up?
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