Natural numbers - math word problems - page 35 of 91
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- Together
The three friends divided the balls in a ratio of 6:5:4. Some two got 126 balls. How many balls were there together? - Two identical five-digits
We have two identical five-digit numbers, but we don’t know which ones. When we write one before the first, and after the second one, we get two six-digit numbers, one of which is three times the other. What are the numbers? - Secondary school
Half the pupils want to study at the secondary school, 1/4 at the apprentice, and 1/6 at the grammar school. Three pupils do not like to learn. How many students are in the class? - Ratio
Alena collected 7.8 kg of blueberries, 2.6 kg of blackberries, and 3.9 kg of cranberries. Express the ratio in the smallest natural numbers in this order. - Dozen
What are the products of 26 and 5? Write the answer in an Arabic numeral. Add up the digits. How many of this is in a dozen? Divide ; 114 by this - Bread to kilos
They brought in d two kilos and t three kilos of bread to the store. By the end of the day, they sold 14 two-kg bread. How many kilos of bread remained in the store by the next day? - 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? - Beginning 80744
Katerina has a large package of candies. She ate a quarter and offered a fifth to her friends. She divided the rest of the candies into two equal parts and gave them to her siblings. Brother Michal received 33 candies. How many candies did Katarina have a - Performance 57041
We are planning a dance performance at the school academy. How many students have to take part in it if we want them to be able to split into groups of four, six, and twelve? - Three-digit 33263
Calculate the difference between the smallest odd four-digit number and the largest even three-digit number, where we can form each number from only these digits: 0, 1, 3, 5, 7, 8, 9 without repeating digits. - Library
We purchased new books for the library. Five-eighths were professional books, one-fifth were encyclopedias, and 231 books were dictionaries. How many professional books were there? - Součková 21673
Ms. Součková bought 6 orange and 5 apple juices and paid a total of 254 CZK. Mrs. Derner bought 6 apple juice and 5 orange juice and paid CZK 2 less for them than Mrs. Součková. How much did each juice cost? - Difference 3870
The difference between the two numbers is 16. They are natural numbers. The first number is 17 times larger than the second number. Identify both of these numbers. - Which 13
Which numbers are perfectly divisible by 3? 45,904 40,404 145,083 16,674 75,035 (use sum of digits) - Tickets 18603
The cashier at the cinema sells tickets for 50 CZK and 40 CZK. He has sold 143 tickets and earned a total of CZK 6,340. How many tickets did he sell? - Determine 8322
Determine which number belongs instead of the question mark 25 -? - 205 - 610 -1825 - Elections
The elections attended a total of 4818 voters. First-day 39 men more than women, the second-day 21 women more than men. How many women attended elections? - Out of 124
Out of 124 students, 68 students went on at least one of the two trips. 82 students did not go on the first trip, and 63 students went on just one trip. How many students went only on the first trip, and how many students went on the second trip? - Parakeets 80471
Mr. Spacek keeps birds. It has more than 50 and less than 100. Parakeets make up a ninth and canaries a quarter of the total. How many birds did he keep? - Barborka 36393
Adela and Barbora have a total of 34 candies. If Barbora gives Adela 2 candies, they will have the same. How many candies does Adela have, and how many Barbora?
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