Divisibility - math word problems - page 14 of 22
Number of problems found: 436
- Divisible number
Six cards with digits 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, and 6 are on the table. Agnes made a six-digit number from these cards, divisible by six. Then she gradually removed the cards from the right. A five-digit number divisible by five remained on the table when she remove - Ľé sweets
There are 20 sweets in the bag. Some are chocolate, other coconuts, and the remaining marzipan. Chocolate is four times more than coconut. Marzipan's less than chocolate. How much is in a bag of coconut sweets? - Circumference of the garden
The garden is 90 m long. What is the smallest width if it is possible to walk (circumference) in steps of 80 cm or 50 cm? - Z9–I–4 MO 2017
Numbers 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, and 9 were prepared for a train journey with three wagons. They wanted to sit out so that three numbers were seated in each carriage, and the largest of the three was equal to the sum of the remaining two. The conductor sai - Big number
What is the remainder when dividing 10 by 9 to 47 - 111? - Remainder
A is an arbitrary integer that gives remainder 1 in the division with 6. B is a random integer that provides the remainder with division by two. What makes remainder in a division by three products of numbers A x B? - Number difference Peter said to Paul: "Write a two-digit natural number with the property that if you subtract from it a two-digit natural number written in reverse, you get the difference 63. Which number could Paul have written?" Specify all options.
- Repeating digits There is a thousand one-digit number, which consists of repeating digits 123412341234. What remainder gives this number when dividing by nine?
- Smallest Asymmetric Power
Find the smallest natural number k for which the number 11 on k is asymmetric. (e.g. 11² = 121) - Adela number Adela had two numbers written on the paper. When she added their greatest common divisor and least common multiple, she was given four different numbers less than 100. She was amazed that if she divided the largest of these four numbers by the least, she
- One hundred stamps
A hundred letter stamps cost a hundred crowns. Its costs are four levels - twenty-tenths, one crown, two-crown, and five-crown. How many are each type of stamp? How many does the problem have solutions? - Groups
In the 6th class, there are 60 girls and 72 boys. We want to divide them into groups so that the number of girls and boys is the same. How many groups can you create? How many girls will be in the group? - Gardens colony
The garden's colony, with dimensions of 180 m and 300 m, is to be completely divided into the same large squares of the highest area. Calculate how many such squares can be obtained and determine the length of the square side. - Four-digit number Find the smallest four-digit number abcd such that the difference (ab)²− (cd)² is a three-digit number written in three identical digits.
- Paving - joints
We are paving with rectangular pavement 18 cm × 24 cm was placed side by side in height in a row and the second row in width etc. How many times will the joints meet at a distance of 10 m? - Odd numbers
The sum of four consecutive odd numbers is 1048. Find those numbers. - Seedling planting
The gardener had 458 seedlings. He planted them in three rows of the same number of seedlings. How many seedlings were on each board? Is he left with any seedlings? - Seedling rows The gardener had 158 seedlings. He planted them in three rows of the same number of seedlings. How many seedlings were on each board? Is he left with any seedlings?
- Garden The garden is rectangular, measuring 19m 20cm and 21m 60cm. Mr. Novák will fence it. It wants the distance between adjacent pillars to be at least two meters and a maximum of three meters. He would also like the distances between the adjacent pillars to b
- Cuboid walls
Calculate the cuboid volume if its different walls have an area of 195cm², 135cm², and 117cm².
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