Arithmetic - math word problems - page 226 of 231
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- Fog
The car started in fog at a speed of 30 km/h. After a 12-minute drive, the fog dissipated, and the driver drove the next 12-minute distance, 17 km. The driving conditions deteriorated during the last 17 km, and the driver drove at 51 km/h. a) Calculate th - Dolls
Dorotka cut the doll's way out of two batches. She was always left with one more doll, with every two dolls cut out. How many dolls did they cut in total if the number counted 16 of them in the first cut-out? - A truck 2
A truck leaves the home with building materials and makes a return trip every six days. To deliver all the materials, you need eight truck trips every month. How many trucks do you need? - Five-digit number count
Determine the number of all natural numbers greater than 2000 in which the digits 1, 2, 4, 6, and 8 occur at most once each. - Three towns and roads
If there are three roads from town A to town B And four roads from town B to town C, how many ways can one go from town A to town C and back to town A, through town B, without passing through the same road twice? - Chocolates
How many ways can we distribute eight different chocolates to four children? - SKMO
Patricia had written natural numbers from 1 to 9. She added two of these numbers, deleted them, and wrote the resulting sum instead of the summaries. She thus had eight numbers written down, which she managed to divide into two groups with the same produc - Gas Air Weight Ratio
One m³ of air weighs 13/10 kg, and the same volume of natural gas weighs 4/5 kg. How many times lighter is the gas than air? - The scale
The distance of 15 cm on the map corresponds to 27 km in reality. What is the scale of the map? - Map distance
On a 1:10,000 scale map, two cities are 8.5 cm apart. What distance in millimeters will these cities have on a 1:25,000 scale map? - Fruit packages
In a sorting room, fruit packages were prepared from oranges and mandarins. Into 35 packages they put the same number of oranges and mandarins. Into another 25 packages they put only oranges. The number of pieces of fruit was the same in all described pac - Zero insertion
Annie and Blanka each wrote one double-digit number, which started with a seven. The girls chose different numbers. Then, each inserted a zero between the two digits, giving them a three-digit number. Everyone subtracted their original two-digit number fr - Round table
Find the number of ways in which eight people can be seated at a round table such that 2 of them always sit together. - Probability of Ball Number
We have 20 balls in the bag, numbered from 1 to 20. Determine the spring probability that I will pull a ball with a steam number and less than 13 from the bag. - Classroom clock
On a classroom clock, the large (minute) hand on the clock will travel through an angle of 120 degrees in some time. What angle does the small (hour) hand pass in this time? - A map 4
A map represents every 4 miles with 1 inch. If a school and a bank are 12 miles apart, how far apart are they on the map, in inches? - Pear sharing
Ivan and Miranda shared pears in the mission. Ivan always takes two pears, and Miranda takes half of what remains in the mission. Thus, Ivan, Miranda, Ivan, Miranda, and finally Ivan, who took the last two pears, took them away. Definitely. Who had more p - Our horses
Our horses have a supply of oats for 12 days. Our neighbour has half as much oats as we do, but twice as many horses. a) How many days would our supply of oats last our neighbour's horses? b) How many days would our neighbour's supply of oats last our hor - Find two digits
Find the possible values of A and B if the six-digit number 2 A16B6 is divisible by 4 and 9. Please write the result as a composed number. - Stacks
Annie has a total of $ 414. The money must be divided into stacks so that each buyer has the same amount. How many options does she have?
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