Basic operations and concepts - math word problems - page 109 of 319
Number of problems found: 6371
- Distributed 7694
The children have 568 cards distributed as follows: Jano and Mišo in the ratio of 3:7 and Mišo and Laco in the ratio of 3:5. How many cards does Mišo have?
- One-quarter 7426
There were 46 more apple trees than pear trees in the orchard. The storm destroyed one-quarter of apple trees and seven pear trees. There are 80 trees left. How many are left?
- Pedestrian 6146
A pedestrian met Street Math and asked him what time it was. "Add half the time to midnight to a quarter of the time, and you'll get the exact time." What time was it?
- Yellows 6118
Peter chose balls of two colors. The numbers of yellows and reds were in the ratio of 7:5, and the yellows were six more. How many did he have?
- Family
Mom is 42 years old, and her daughters are 13 and 19. After how many years will a mother become as old as her daughter together?
- Capacity 4296
The hotel's capacity is, in total, 30 quiet rooms. Double rooms are x. The rest are triples. Express in terms of the maximum number of guests.
- Unknown number 7
16% of the unknown number is 21 less than the unknown number itself. Determine the unknown natural number.
- Perpetrator
A perpetrator is a number that is smaller than the number 80. It is a multiple of five, and it is odd. If we add up the tens and ones of this number, we get the number 8.
- Bottle
Bottle with wine costs 42 USD. Wine is 11 USD more expensive than the empty bottle. How much is the bottle itself?
- Address on the envelope
Jana helped mom write the addresses on the envelopes. It took her 3 minutes to write the first address and only 2 minutes to write each other. How many minutes will it take her to list the addresses (including the first one) if she works at this rate?
- Roots and coefficient
In the equation 2x² + bx-9 = 0 is one root x1 = -3/2. Determine the second root and the coefficient b.
- Summands
We want to split the number 110 into three summands so that the first and the second summand are in ratio 4:5, and the third with the first are in ratio 7:3. Calculate the smallest summands.
- Tickets
One thousand two hundred sixty tickets sold. On the first day, 80% was sold, and on the second day, it was sold. How many tickets were sold first, and how much the next day?
- Breads
Several pieces of bread were in the store. Half of them, plus half of the bread, bought a cookbook. Half of the remaining bread, plus half of the bread, was bought by Mr. Novák. Ms. Small bought the last bread. How many breads were in the store at the beg
- Playing match
Romania played a match against Canada. Canada won the duel by six goals. They scored a total of ten goals in the game. Find the number of goals scored by Romania.
- Pages of book
Lenka calculated that if every day read 16 pages of the book, and read a book a day earlier, then she had read only 14 pages a day. How many pages has this book?
- Antennas
If you give me two antennas, it will be the same. If you give me again your two antennas, I have 5× so many more than you. How many antennas have both men?
- Container
On the first day, I removed 1/4 of the water from the full container, and on the second day, I removed 1/5 of the remaining water. Thus, how many percent remain container-filled?
- Ethnicity
The share of ethnicity XY is 26%, which is 1/9 more than in the prewar period. What was the share of that ethnicity in the prewar period?
- Tram
In the three-part tram went 206 passengers in front of others, 226 after others and in the middle half. How many passengers went on the tram in total?
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