Arithmetic - math word problems - page 132 of 229
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- Cargo load
How many products weighing 12.5 kg can be loaded on a cargo car with a load of 1.5 t to load two-thirds? - Cords joining
Mum needs six cords 360cm long. How many does she need when they are sold at 9 meters and does not want to join it up? - Brackets 2
Add parenthesis to make true: 5-2×6-4+2=5 - Number sum
What is 2/3 of the sum of numbers (0.10) and (-5.3)? - Product of the sum and difference
Calculate the product of the sum and difference of numbers -7 and -2. - Debt deduction
Marta owed Eve € 685. Eva deducted this debt value as Marta bought her a shelf for € 160. How much debt did Marte have? - Diver's probe
The divers measured a depth of 104 m. They want to place a research probe at four times less depth. How deep will the probe be placed? - Number difference
Calculate the difference between the sum of the numbers 1.04 and 0.56 and the product of the numbers opposite to them. - Caesar timeline
Caesar was born in -101. The First World War began in 1914. How many years did it start? - Finding Second Summand
Calculate the second summand if you know that one summand is 28.6, and the result of the sum is -100. - Result from factoring
Calculate the second factor if one factor is 0.8, and the resulting product is 8 - Temperature Forecast Maximum
The television tree frog announced such a forecast the following day. At six o'clock in the morning, we expect a temperature of -3°C, but during the day, it will warm up to 11°C. Determine what maximum temperature we can expect the next day according to t - Elevator floors
A skyscraper occupied his car in an underground garage marked with buttons in elevator number -3. He drove to his floor, number 26. How many floors did he take in the elevator? - Timeline calculation
Archimedes was born in -287. Caesar was born in -101. How many years later was Caesar born? - Number sum
What is 4/5 of the sum of numbers (-4.95) and (-11.05)? - Ten fractions
Write ten fractions between 1/3 and 2/3 - Notebooks
Liza, a store owner, buys 560 notebooks. He sold 3/8 of the notebook, and then she added the stock of a notebook of 1/4 of the number of notebooks she bought. What is the total number of notebooks she purchased? - Mr. Tolentino
Mr. Tolentino owns a piece of land that measures 86.12 meters long and 68.293 meters wide. How much longer is the length than the width? - Quotient 3
What is the difference if the quotient of 8/13 and 2 is subtracted from the product of 1 3/4, and 8/21? - Curtain locks
Daddy has to hang 3 meters of curtains. He needs one lock at 10 cm. How many locks will he need for a 3m curtain?
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