Arithmetic - math word problems - page 186 of 231
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- Forest ranger
Forest ranger watching from the hide deers. At one time point, he can see six deers. How many maximum deers can be seen by three rangers simultaneously? - Boys book pages
Three boys, Ivo, Walter, and Alan, are reading the same book, with the condition that they will read the same number of pages every day during the entire reading until they finish the book. Ivo reads 18 pages from it every day, Walter reads 24 pages, and - Money circulation speed
Calculate the speed of money circulation, if you know: the amount of money in circulation: 95 million. €, nominal GDP is 1460 million. €. - Book
Calculate the thickness of one page of a mathematics problem book that is 3.98 cm thick and has 495 pages. - Fair
Several students from our class went on excursions and each paid the same amount. In the end, some money was left over that needed to be returned to them. If we returned €3 to each person, there would still be €5 left. If we returned €4 to each person, th - Sapling species percentage
Volunteers planted saplings in the forest nursery; spruces made up 55% of all saplings; one-third were edible, and the rest were young pines. How many saplings did they plant if the number of saplings was greater than 1060 and less than 1090? - Textbook page numbering
A total of 3389 digits were needed to number all the sheets of the mathematics textbook. Assume that in a book, every leaf outside the plates is numbered. How many pages does this textbook have if it is: a) single-volume b) two-volume (with both parts hav - Mini-survey
In our class's mini-survey about the popularity of individual subjects, it turned out that 11.1% of pupils like mathematics, 18.5% enjoy languages, 30.4% like physical education, and the remaining 12 pupils have several popular subjects. How many students - Trees in alley
There are four trees in the alley between which the distances are 35 m, 15 m, and 95 m. Trees must be laid in the spaces so that the distance is equal and maximum. How many trees will they put in, and what will be the distance between them? - Janka and Danka
Jane and Dana began to read the books the same day. Jane had 276 pages, Dana 204 pages. They agreed that both read the same number of pages every day until They read their books. A) How many maximum pages do they have to read the day to honor their agreem - Sports games
Pupils of the same school participated in district sports games. When dividing the teams into teams, it was found that in the case of the creative teams with four pupils, one pupil was remaining, five-member teams had two pupils, and six-member teams had - School year
At the beginning of the school year, 396 notebooks and 252 textbooks were ready to be distributed in the classroom. All pupils receive the same number of notebooks and the same amount of textbooks. How many pupils are there in the class if you know that t - Dividing Fruit by Ratio
60 kg of fruit were divided between the KOP store and the FRESH store in a ratio of 2:3. How many kilograms did the FRESH store receive? - Textbook - curriculum We have to learn 30 pages from the textbook for an exam. If we study 6 pages a day, we will cover the material in 5 days. How many pages per day must we study if we have only 3 days?
- Water Flow Rate
In one minute, 3 and 1 and a half liters of water flow out. How many liters of water will flow out in 2 and 1 half minutes? - Increased Daily Production
The company's daily production was 240 products. How much did it increase if labor productivity increased by 25%? - Two teacher 2
Two teachers are paid 5100 USD together. If the teachers are to share this amount in the ratio of 3:7, how much does each receive? - Apples
Three types of apples are mixed in a box. What is the smallest number of apples we have to take from the box so that there are certainly at least three apples of the same kind among them? (Explain your solution!) - Fruit
There are a total of 28 pear and apple trees in the orchard, and no other fruit trees. The numbers of pear trees and apple trees are in the ratio 3:4. Which statement is false? A. Apple trees make up 4/7 of the fruit trees. B. There are fewer pear trees t - Car plant employees
4020 employees work in the car plant. 35% of the work by bus, 40% by car, and the rest by bike. How many employees go to work by bike?
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