Basic operations and concepts - math word problems - page 165 of 332
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- Four-digit number
George is thinking of a four-digit number and gives us the following clues: a) Its digit sum equals one hundredth of the number obtained by rounding the mystery number to the nearest hundred. b) Its last digit is 1 more than the second-to-last digit. c) T - Student work percentage
There are a total of 26 students in the class. During the evaluation of the control work, the teacher said: "4 pupils got the number one, and that is 16%. "Did all the students write the control work? - CD compartment distribution
Thomas has two compartments with CD-ROMs. The arithmetic average of the number of CDs in both bins is 30. If he added 10 more CDs to the first bin, there would be 1.5 times more CDs than in the second bin. How many CDs are in each compartment? - Book pages
If we multiply the numbers of the last three pages of the book on pyramids, we get the product 23639616. How many pages does the book have if the last page's number is steam? - Store
2.1 EUR discounted one meter of the textile. Now, 10 m of textile costs the same as 8 m. Calculate the old and new prices of 1 m of textile. - Tourist
Tourists walk at 4.2 km/h. They take a 10-minute break every 6 km. How many kilometres did they walk if they started at 4:40 and finished at 21:40? - Seedling distance reduction
If you plant seedlings in the bed at a distance of 20 cm, 40 will fit here. How many seedlings will fit here if you reduce the distance between them to 15 cm? - Allan 2
Allan wants to buy a shirt regularly priced at PHP 265. The shirt Is on sale for 15% of the regular price. Which equation can be used to determine the sale price of the shirt? - Investment 2
Jack invested $5000 in a 5-month term deposit at 4.7% pa. At the end of the five months, Jack reinvested the maturity value from the first deposit into an 11-month term deposit at 7.3% pa. What is the maturity value at the end of the second term deposit? - Fewer than 500 sheep,
There are fewer than 500 sheep, but if they stand in a double, triple, quadruple, five, and sixth-order, one sheep will remain. But they can stand in the seventh order. How many sheep? - Cinema seats
There are 15 seats in the cinema. If we know the number of seats, we will say that there are more than 390 but less than 410. - Sheep arrangement
A shepherd has fewer than 500 sheep. If he arranges them in rows of 4, 3 are left over. If he arranges them in rows of 5, 4 are left over. If he arranges them in rows of 6, 5 are left over. But they can be arranged exactly in rows of 7. How many sheep doe - Bookshelve
Bookshelves with an original price of € 200 have twice become cheaper. After the second 15% discount, the price was € 149.60. Determine how much % becomes cheaper for the first time. - Add symbols
Add marks (+, -, *, /, brackets) to fullfill equations 1 3 6 5 = 10 This math problem is for the 4th grade of primary school - with no negative numbers yet. - Workman - shift
The worker produces 300 components per shift. If his performance gradually increased by 3 components every shift, how many components would be produced in the 18 shifts? - Bonus
The gross wage was 1222 EUR, including the 14% bonus. How many EUR were bonuses? - Loan Repayment Months
Mr. Demikát took out a loan worth 5,000 euros from the bank with an interest rate of 12 percent. How many months will it repay if the monthly payment is 80 euros? - Prizes - competition
For the prizes for the three best competitors a sum of money in crowns was prepared. The first competitor got half of this sum. The second competitor got 300 crowns. The third competitor got the rest of the prepared amount, which was three times less crow - Workers 4
Workers in a workshop machined the same parts for three months. Their output increased so that each subsequent month they machined 10% more parts than the previous month. In the last month, they machined 484 parts. How many parts did they machine in the f - In the basket 7
In the basket there are blue, green, purple, and red balls. Tomáš, Peter, and Jakub can distinguish colours but confuse their names. One of them confuses blue colour with green, the second green with purple colour, and the third mistook purple with red. T
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