Fraction word problems - page 70 of 158
Number of problems found: 3158
- Cupcakes
In a bowl were some cupcakes. Janka ate one-third, and Danka ate one-quarter of the cupcakes. a) How many cookies ate together? b) How many cookies remain in a bowl? Write the results as a decimal number and notepad as a fraction. - Mathematics 83190
The number of students studying teacher studies in mathematics has decreased in the last twenty years in a ratio of 2:10. How many students are studying teacher studies now when twenty years ago there were 50? - Workshops 67984
Thirty-two tons of oranges are processed in eight workshops with 40 employees each. How many workers process 9 tons of oranges in 9 workshops? - Quarter-liter 46873
We filled half the jug with water. We poured this water into quarter-liter cups. Five cups filled to the brim, the sixth only half its volume. What is the volume of the pitcher? - Originally 29121
To what extent has production changed when they originally produced 2,400 products in 1 hour and now produced 2,640 products? - Four-component 27131
The four-component ointment contains components A, B, C, and D. Components A and B are mixed in a ratio of 1:2, components B and C in a ratio of 3:5, and components B and D in a ratio of 4:3. In what proportion should the pharmacist mix the ointment? - Minutes 11091
If you have € 18 in your wallet and 2/9 minutes to buy, how much € will you have left?
- Report 2
A School reports students to teacher ratio of 6:1. If there are 45 teachers in the school, how many students are there? - Water 31
Richard takes 3 1/6 liters of water before noon and 2 3/5 liters of water in the afternoon. How many liters of water does Richard consume a day? - Orchard 5421
The orchard has 600 apple trees. On the first day, they cut 1/5 and 2/8 of the total number of trees on the second day. How many more trees do they have to harvest? - Wanted book
Kianna had 48 Eur, and Kyle had 42 Eur. Kyle shared 1/6 of his money, and Kianna shared 1/8 of her money to buy a book that they both wanted to read. How much money did they share to buy the book? - School dance
Lucy and JoJo need to make 140 cupcakes for the school dance. Lucy made 3/5 of the cupcakes. JoJo made 42 cupcakes. What fraction of the cupcakes do Lucy and JoJo still need to make? - Fruit
There are a total of 28 pear and apple trees in the set. There are no other fruit trees in the set. The numbers of pear and apple trees in this order are in the ratio 3:4. Which is false? A. There are 3/4 apple trees among the fruit trees. B. There are fe - Candy
You stop at hasty to buy candy. You give half of the bag to one friend. Then give a quarter to another friend. Later two more friends come, and you give each of them a third of what is in the bag. How many candies did you start with? - Ethan
Ethan is a farmer. He spends 50 hours each week working on the farm. In the summer, Ethan spends 4/11 of his time cleaning and 2/9 of his time feeding the animals. How many hours does he spend feeding the animals every week? Fill sentence: Ethan spends __
- Parentheses
Insert parentheses into the expression 2/3 times 5/6 + 3/4 divided by 3/5 so that a. The first operation to be performed is addition and b. The first operation to be performed is division. In both cases, evaluate and write results. - One large
One large pizza is cut into 12 pieces. The pizza has sausage, mushrooms, and cheese on it. Michelle ate 1/6 of the pizza, Natalie ate 1/4 of the pizza, Bridgette ate 1/8 of the pizza, and Brenda ate 1/3 of the pizza. How much of the whole pizza is left, a - There 17
There is 3/4 of a cake on a plate in Maria's kitchen. Silvia sees the cake and eats 1/5 of the cake. Then Franca takes 1/3 of what was there and shares half of her portion with Antonella. What fraction of the cake is left? - Sadie 2
Sadie picked up fallen apples from an apple tree in her yard. She picked up 14 green ones, 16 that were changing from green to red, and 18 that were red. What fraction in simplest form names the green apples? - A shopkeeper 3
A shopkeeper sells 8 1/3 kg, 10 1/4 kg, and 11 1/5 kg apples on three consecutive days. What is the total weight of the apples sold?
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