Basic operations and concepts - math word problems - page 102 of 319
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- Together m+w
Women are 30%. Men are 360 more. How many are together? - Iron pole
The iron pole is in the ground 2/5 of its length, partly above the ground 1/3 is yellow, and the unpainted section is 6 m long. How long is the entire column? - Sales off
The price has decreased by 20%. How many percents do I have to raise the new price to be the same as before the cut? - Marriage sttus
In our city, 3/5 of the women are married to 2/3 of the men. Find what part of the population is free.
- Sale discount
The product was discounted so that eight products at a new price cost just as five products at an old price. How many percent is the new price lower than the old price? - Vacation
Tomas spent 60% of his savings on his weekly vacation. He had 32 € left. How many euros did he have before vacation? - Sale off 2
A pair of blue jeans went on sale. After a 30% reduction, the pants cost $35. How much did the jeans cost before the price reduction? - Adam and Ben
When Ben is so many years old to Adam today, Adam will be 23 years old. When Adam was as old as Ben, Ben was two years old. How old are you today, Ben and Adam? - Baker
The baker needs 10 kg of flour to make 12 kg of dough. How much flour does he need to make a 100 kg dough?
- Four integers
Find four consecutive integers so that the product of the first two is 70 times smaller than the product of the next two. - Cargo
The car with cargo weighs 7610 kg, which is 23% of its total weight and cargo. How heavy is the cargo? - Jane class
When asked how many students were in class, Jane said, "If we increase the number of students in our class by 100% and then add half the number of students, we get 100." How many students are in Jane's class? - Pocket
Miriam spent on a trip for half-pocket gifts, and for the third remaining money bought a bagel. Six euros left her. How many euros had Miriam in her pocket? - Influenza
For the first week of February, by influenza, 5% of children were in kindergarten. In the second week ill, nine next children, bringing the number of patients increased to 20%. How many children went to kindergarten?
- QuizQ2
The square of the first number is equal to three-fifths of the second number. Determine both numbers if you know that the second number is five times greater than the first, and neither of the numbers is not equal to zero. - Translations
Suppose I am going to translate the book six pages per day. Suppose I translate it four days earlier than if I translated five pages a day. If I translate four pages a day, I translate it for how many days.....? - Classes 23161
There are a total of 56 pupils in three classes in the rural school. In the second grade, there are 20% fewer pupils than in the first grade, and in the third grade, there are 25% more pupils than in the second grade. How many pupils are there in each cla - Brothers and sisters
There are 35 children in the class; 23 have a brother, and 27 have a sister. When five children in the class have no brother or sister, how many children have both a brother and a sister? - Rectangular 5174
How many columns does a rectangular matrix contain, which contains 45 elements, and the number of its columns is five times larger than the number of its rows?
We increased the unknown number by 29% once and 41% the second time. The difference between the new numbers was 420. What was the unknown number?Do you have homework that you need help solving? Ask a question, and we will try to solve it. Solving math problems.
