Multiplication fractions problems - page 30 of 37
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- Florist flower arrangement
A florist was preparing floral arrangements for a wedding. One-third of the flowers were roses, six peonies, and five-twelfth tulips; the remaining 10 were lilies. a) How many flowers did the florist use? b) How many tulips were there - Knitting a scarf
Rebecca is knitting a scarf. She runs out of yarn when the scarf is 1 1/2 feet long, which is ⅔ of the length she wants to make. How long is the scarf when finished? Write a multiplication and division equation to represent this situation. - Cheese consumption
I have some cheese. I used 2/5 of the total amount of cheese yesterday. Today, I used 2/5 of the remaining cheese from yesterday. If 900 g of cheese remains at the end of today, how many grams of cheese did I have initially? - Number operation puzzle
Please substitute such numbers for x so that the indicated numerical operations are correct - first, and the last x must be identical. Thank you. Example: x: 2 = x -2 y: 5 = y + 7 z * 4 = z + 6 - Boys and girls 8
A class of 35 students has a boy-to-girl ratio of 2:5. Five boys are absent and five girls are absent. How many students are present? - World languages
There are 50 pupils in the class. Out of this number, 1/10 speak French only, and 4/5 of the ten speak French and English. If the rest speak English only, find the number of students who speak only English. - Milk cream butter
On average, 100 liters of milk make 16 liters of cream, and 100 liters of cream make 20 liters of butter. How many liters of milk do we need for 100 liters of butter? - Woman language employees
The company has 120 employees, two-thirds of whom are women. Of the women, only a quarter speak both English and German. How many women talk in English and German? - Here are
There are white, blue, and red boats in a marina. Two-thirds of the boats are white, 4/7 of the remaining boats are blue, and the rest are red. If there are 15 red boats, how many boats are in the marina? Which tape diagram represents the number of white - Barter exchange calculation
We can exchange three bananas for four oranges in a barter shop, and nine bananas are obtained for four pineapples. How many oranges do we get for one pineapple? - A cook
A cook wants to make enough cookies for 159 students. The cookie recipe makes 1 1/4 dozen cookies. A dozen equals 12. How many batches must the cook make if each student gets one cookie? - In a museum
There are 250 people in a museum 2/5 of the 250 people are girls. 3/10 out of the 250 people are boys. The rest of the 250 people are adults. Find the number of adults at the museum. - Camp
Children are at a summer camp. 1/2 of them went on a trip, 1/5 went swimming, and 33 children remained in the room. How many children are at the camp? - Colored balls
There are colored balls in the bag. One-third of them are blue, one-sixth are green, five-twelfths are yellow, and the remaining ten balls are red. How many yellow balls are in the bag? - The difference 2
The difference between the two numbers is 25. The smaller number is 1/6th of the larger number. What is the value of the smaller number? - Boats 2 Three-quarters of the boats in the marina are white. 4/7 out of the remaining boats are blue, and the rest are red if there are nine red boats. How many boats are in the marina?
- Prime divisors
Find 2/3 of the sum's ratio and the product of all prime divisors of the number 120. - Number multiplication puzzle
To get their sum, what number do you have to multiply the difference between 3 1/2 and 2 3/4? - Chocolate piece total
How many pieces does the chocolate have if I ate 6/7 of it, which is 12 pieces? - Exchange Rate Pencils Erasers
Pupils exchanged pencils, erasers, and pens so that there were two pens for 15 pencils and three pencils for two erasers. How many erasers were there for one pen?
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