Algebra - math word problems - page 119 of 303
Number of problems found: 6048
- Q of GP
Calculate the quotient of geometric progression if a1=5 and a1+a2=12. - Chocholate pyramid
How many chocolates are on the third shelf when on the 8th shelf are 41 chocolates on any other shelf? Are seven chocolates more than the previous shelf? - Tubes
Iron tubes in the warehouse are stored in layers so that each tube's top layer fits into the gaps of the lower layer. How many layers are needed to deposit 100 tubes if the top layer has 9 tubes? How many tubes are in the bottom layer of tubes? - Count of roots
How many solutions have equation x * y = 7757 with two unknowns on the set of natural numbers? - Plums
In the bowl are plums. How many would be there if we could divide it equally among 8, 10, and 11 children? - Consecutive 23251
Find the LCM of four consecutive natural numbers. Its sum is 42. - Multiple: 81896
Write the nearest smaller multiple: number 7 to number 23 number 5 to number 19 number 6 to number 23 number 10 to number 79 number 6 to number 41 number 3 to number 28 - Students 83223
There are 24 students in the class. Eleven of them have a dog at home. The tiny rodent has 15 of them. No animal has 5 students at home. How many students have 2 pets at home? - Cashier 82807
To pay out the amount of CZK 570, the cashier used 15 coins: a few fifty crowns and a few twenty crowns. How did she pay the amount? - One-quarter 82195
I have 100 marbles. One-quarter of them are white, and 3 fifths of the rest are blue. 1 third of those that are neither blue nor white are red, and the rest are green. How many marbles do I have? - Christmas 81908
Margaret bought Christmas presents with a quarter of her savings. How much did she save if the gifts cost CZK 160? Express the rest of the savings as a fraction. - Difference 81849
Determine four numbers so that the first three form the successive three terms of an arithmetic sequence with difference d=-3 and the last three form the next terms of a geometric sequence with quotient q=one half. - Department 81818
The department has 90 members. There are 4 more older adults in the section than younger adults. There are 10 more older pupils than all adults. How many older and younger teenagers and how many older pupils are there in the section? - Evaluate 25
Evaluate the following expression: [ 3 + ( 40 ÷ 5 ) x ( 2 x 2 ) ] – 5 = - Oranges
Dad bought oranges. A two-kilo package of oranges costs CZK 65, and the bag costs CZK 5. How many kg of oranges did Dad buy when he paid CZK 265? - Hundredths 50681
The product of two unknown numbers is two hundredths. The first number is 1.25 times larger than the second number. Specify both numbers. - What is 10
What is the 5th term if the 8th term is 80 and the common ratio r =1/2? - Basket 8054
There were 16 buns in the basket on the table. Josef ate half of it, Eva ate the rest, and Duncho ate it. How much did Dunco eat? - Equation: 4014
Determine what x equals in the equation: (256^x): 10-1 = 40 - Numbers 3974
The sum of two numbers is 10,000, and one is four times larger than the other. What are two numbers?
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