Math word problems
Mathematical word problems allow you to practice your mathematics knowledge in everyday tasks. Word problems train to understand, translate into the mathematical language (e.g., equations), solve, and check the accuracy and solution discussion.
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971surface area
712cuboid
525cube
513prism
449cylinder
248pyramid
229cone
218sphere
52frustum
4186equation
406divisibility
270sets
460probability
279variations
227permutations
623mean
34variance
2008multiplication
1775division
1504subtraction
1418addition
876square root
539comparing
449rounding
184cube root
162third power
3012length
2825area
2813time
2316volume
2200unit conversion
1812money
1362mass
1139angle
974velocity
564power
362density
288temperature
204acceleration
174energy
288sine
269tangent
263cosine
44arcsine
2474square
2306triangle
2096area of a shape
1610right triangle
947perimeter
933circle
919rectangle
512diagonal
266trapezoid
207polygon
178rhombus
69chord
46annulus
39rhomboid
21parabola
themes, topics
767work
162map scale
101Ohm's law
529line
164line segment
115vector
5830functions
1955reason
1951percentages
1451ratio
162maximum
120factorial
101minimum
76per mil
24modulo
3440fractions
1630natural numbers
319integers
157real numbers
41matrix
From our database of math word problems and examples, we offer the following:
- Magnitudes 3304
In triangle ABC, the interior angle at vertex B is 10 degrees greater than the angle at vertex A, and the angle at vertex C is three times greater than the angle at vertex B. Calculate the magnitudes of the interior angles of the triangle. - Centimeters 4054
Find the surface of the cylinder if its diameter is 12 centimeters and its height is 9 centimeters. - Children's pool
The children's pool at swimming pool is 10m long, 5m wide, and 50cm deep. Calculate: (a) how many m² of tiles are needed for lining the perimeter walls of the pool? (b) how many hectoliters of water will fit into the pool? - Zane bought
Zane bought 6.79 ounces of flour, and he used 1.08 ounces of it to make biscuits. How much is left? - Observer 64354
At what angle of view does an object 70 m long appear to the observer, 50 m away from one end, and 80 m from the other end? - Ski class
The class attends 30 boys and some girls. Ski training was attended by 28 boys and all the girls, which was 95% of all students. How many girls attend this class? How much percent is that? - Parliamentary 82743
4/5 MPs took part in the autumn parliamentary meeting. 80% of those present voted for the proposed program. According to the rules, the program can only be approved if at least 60% of all deputies vote for it. Was the program approved or not? - Cross-section 5567
What diameter must the trunk of a tree have to carve a beam with a square cross-section of 20 cm on it? - Mohammed
Mohammed grew a garden last year. His plot of land was 6 3/4 feet by 10 feet. He wants to have twice as much area and his garden this year. How much area will the new garden take up? - Kilo candy
One kilogram of chocolate candy costs 10 euros. Kate bought 250 grams and had the eight-pack of candy. How much does one bonbon cost? - Calculate 7327
Calculate the area of a rectangle measuring 4m and 120dm in cm square. - Percentage 7900
The purchase price is 11.50 per piece. The selling price is 14.50. What is the percentage return when selling 950 pieces and 1200 pieces? - Parallelogram 82695
Given is the parallelogram KLMN, in which we know the side sizes/KL/ = a = 84.5 cm, /KN/ = 47.8 cm, and the angle size at the vertex K 56°40'. Calculate the size of the diagonals. - Operation 7297
Fill in the operation symbols (+ - * /) to apply: (4 4) (4 4) = 15 - Beds
At the summer camp, there are 41 chalets. Some rooms are 3 beds, some 4-beds. How many campers from 140 are living in 3-bed? - Isosceles 83157
Using the cosine theorem, prove that in an isosceles triangle ABC with base AB, c=2a cos α. - Coil as a girl
The electrical resistance of the copper wire coil is 2.0 ohms. What current runs through the coil when the voltage between the terminals is 3.0 V?
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