Natural numbers - math word problems - page 37 of 91
Number of problems found: 1810
- Smaller 3848
Dano had a natural number in mind. If he changed this number to a 2:5 ratio, he would get the number 24 smaller. What number did Dano think? - Matej 2
Matej, Marko, Milan, and Matúš had a total of 205 football player cards with signatures. Marko has four times more than Matej. Matúš had two times less than Marko. Milan had 20 cards less than Matúš. How many cards did each have? - Groups
Into what largest number of groups can we divide 336 children and 24 adults so that each group contains the same number of children and adults? - Marshall
Marshall earns a salary of 36,000 each year and receives a $4000 raise. Jim has a salary of 51,000 yearly, receiving 1500 bonuses. How many years will it take before Marshall and Jim are on the same salary? - Fruit equation
Find how many peaches could be bought instead of buying one melon, one pear, one apple, and two plums if we know that: • Melon and plum cost the same as three apples • if we subtract the price of a pear from the price of a peach, we get the price of a plu - Mushrooms
Mr. Mushar collected mushrooms. One-fifth he gave to neighbors, one-third to dry, and divided the remaining mushrooms into three equal parts: himself, son, and daughter. Daughter Dominika got 42. How many mushrooms did he collect in total, and how many mu - Ring The Bell
Lucy and David challenged each other at the "Ring The Bell" game. David scored 120 points, although Lucy and David scored 235 points. How many points did Lucy score? Draw a diagram and equation to represent this situation. Use 'L' as the missing var. - Reminder and quotient
Numbers A = 135 and B = 315 are given. Find the smallest natural number R greater than one so that the proportions R:A, R:B are with the remainder 1. - Wide field
The field is 203 meters wide and 319 meters long. What is the greater length of the rope by which length and width can be measured? Find the exact number of times. - Accommodates 83454
The dormitory accommodates 173 students in 48 rooms. Some rooms have three beds; some have four beds. If all rooms are fully occupied, determine how many are triples and how many are quadruple rooms. - Encyclopedias 83005
The seller sells books for 20 euros and encyclopedias for 50 euros. How many books and encyclopedias did he sell if he sold 121 books? He won €8,000 for both types. - Diala
Diala bought some books in 2012, and then during 2013, she bought 3 times as many books as she bought in 2012. Diala bought 48 books during these two years. Make a diagram to represent the given. How many books did Diala buy each year? - Times 7822 How often is D (24.60) less than n (24.60)?
- Camp
In the camp are children. 1/2 went on a trip, 1/5 went to bathe, and 33 children remained in the room. How many children are in the camp? - Skip's
Skip's Dog Shelter rescues collies. 3/4 of the collies are older than 10, and 1/3 of the remaining collies are between 3 and 5. Suppose there are 2 dogs between the ages of 6 and 10. How many dogs are there in all at this rescue shelter? - Jared 2
Jared has $32. He buys 5 packs of trading cards for $3 each and a display book for $7. Simplify the expression to find out how much money Jared has left. - Jabu had
Jabu had a few marbles. Today, he played and doubled his number. Then Thabo gave him three marbles for free. Jabu now has 21 marbles. How many did he have before he started playing? Solve this problem using a suitable model. - Dolores
Dolores has some cookies and does not want to tell the exact number. Instead, she gives a riddle. First, multiply the number by 2. Then, add 2000 to the result. After dividing the answer by 2, the result is 1036. How many cookies does Dolores have? - My digits
My digits are 1, 2, 5, 6, and 7, but not in that order. My one digit is an even number. My tenth digit is 1. My hundredth digit is a number between 4 and 6. My thousandth digit is the digit with the highest value. I am less than 50000. - Special sequence
What if 2×9=1 3×9=2 4×9=3 5×9=4 6×9=5 7×9=6 8×9=7 9×9=8 10×9=9 then 1×9=??? Answer with solutions.
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