Fraction word problems - page 111 of 158
Number of problems found: 3154
- Value 4423
Find the value of x: x-4 / 3x-5 = x + 3 / 10-6x - Chocolate 4302
How much does whole chocolate cost when 2/3 costs 24 cents? - Multiply 3560
If we multiply the number by 4, I get a third of the number 36. Specify an unknown number. - Two-fifths 3301
Calculate a number whose three-quarters is two less than two-fifths its double.
- Concert organizers
800 people came to the concert, a quarter more than the organizers expected. How many people did the organizers expect? - Four-fifths 2
Four-fifths of Zack's stamps have pictures of animals. If he has 20 stamps with these pictures of animals, how many stamps does Zack have? - Solve 16
Solve for the value of the variables x: y:30=3:21 - Quarter of unknown number
If we subtract a quarter of a number from the number 12, we get the number -5. What's that number? - Blank number w minus
5/2 - blank =1/3 What is the blank number?
- Star equation
If 5/21 + 14/21 + ☆ = 1, then what is the value of ☆? - Remainder 4
After giving eight apples to her friend, Juliet noticed that ⅔ of the remainder were 12. Thus, she had a total of eight apples. - The expression
What is the value of the expression ((6²+60))/(23) - Equation with fractions
What is the simplified form of the equation fraction 4 over 5 n minus fraction 1 over 5 equals fraction 2 over 5 n? n = -2 n = 4 n = fraction 1 over 2 - 540 pupils
Five hundred forty pupils enrolled in the school group, which is a fifth more than the group's capacity. How many pupils is the capacity of the group?
- Unknown number x
If 5/18 of some number = 425, what is the value 13/18 of this number? - Brick weight
Half the weight of a brick plus 20 pounds equals 1/3 the weight of the brick plus 30 pounds. How much does the brick weigh? - Boys and girls
There are 28 girls in the hall. 5/7 of all children are boys. How many children and how many boys are there? - Simple equation 2
Find X in this simple equation: X/9 = 96/108 - Trees - orchard
The 3/5 trees are apple trees, and 1/3 of the trees are cherries. The remaining five trees are pear trees. How many trees are in the orchard?
If I subtract 3/5 from it, I get 2/5. What number do I think?Do you have unsolved problem that you need help? Ask a question, and we will try to solve it. Solving math problems.
