Basic operations and concepts - math word problems - page 124 of 324
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- Skoda cars
There were 16 passenger cars in the parking lot, ten of which were blue and 10 Skoda. How many blue Skoda cars were in the parking lot? - Number calculation
Determine x if 52% of x equals 9.1 * 6. - Factory
In the factory, workers work in three shifts. Half of all employees work on the first shift, a third on the second shift, and on the third shift 200 employees. How many employees work at the factory? - Soap cost
A box with six pieces of soap costs x crowns. How much will five pieces of soap cost? - Candies
If Alena gives Lenka, 3 candies will still have one more candy. If Lenka gives Alena 1 candy, Alena will have twice as much candy as Lenka. How many candies have each of them? - Bottle
Bottle with wine costs 42 USD. Wine is 11 USD more expensive than the empty bottle. How much is the bottle itself? - Secret number
Find the secret number n, which reversed decreases by 15.4 if the number increases by 15.4. - Quiz
The tested student answered correctly on a 3/6 question. The wrong answer was 16. How many questions were answered? - Radioactivity
After 113 hours decreases, the activity of a radioactive substance to 1/6 of the initial value. What is the half-life of the substance? - Three-digit divisible nine
Determine the number of all-natural three-digit numbers divisible by 9, consisting of the numbers 0, 1, 2, 5, 7: - Number product fraction
What number, when multiplied by 3/5 for the product to be 1? - Complaint resolution calculation
Of all the complaints submitted, 741 were successfully resolved. These represented 95% of all complaints. How many complaints were there? - Boys school count
Two-thirds of boys are in sports school. How many boys are there in school if there are 212 girls? - Hens rabbits puzzle
Hens and rabbits, 22 heads and 62 feet, run around the garden. How many? - Perctentages
35% of what number is 35? - Number Increased Percent
The number z increased by 20, which is 40% larger than the number z. Determine the number z. - TV Store Inventory
An unnamed brand TV is the store's fifth most expensive and tenth cheapest TV. How many different TVs are there in the store? - Hares and Pheasants Legs
Hunters caught the same number of hares and pheasants. Hares and pheasants had the same number of legs. How many hares were there? - Unknown number
An unknown number increased by 300% equals 62. Determine an unknown number. - Two numbers
The difference between the two numbers is 7. Their product 144. What are the numbers?
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