Natural numbers - math word problems - page 40 of 91
Number of problems found: 1807
- Specific 66124
The numbers are arranged in a specific logical order. Fill in the missing numbers. 5, 8, 16, 15, 18, 36, 35, 38,??, - Cherries 55831
There are cherries in the basket. If we can divide them equally between three, four, or five children, how many will there be? - Two houses
Twice as many people live in the first house as in the second house. Altogether, there are 81 of them living in both. How many people live in each house? - Two-digit 16413
The sum of the digits of a two-digit number is 8. If we change the order of the digits, the result is 36 smaller. Find this number. - Mother 13391
Mom is nine years older than her son. In 19 years, his son will be as old as his mother is now. How old is the mom, and how old is the son? - Oranges 7824
I have 20 pieces of fruit. How many apples when pears are nine times more than oranges? - To the cinema 2
On Tuesday, 20 more visitors came to the cinema than on Monday. On Wednesday, half as many visitors came as on Tuesday. There were a total of 175 visitors to the cinema during these three days. How many were there each day?
- TEV physical education
The students lined up in threes in a physical education class, then in fours, and there was always one extra student. What is the least number of students that could be in the gym? - The same
The same number of rabbits and hens are running on the farm. 468 feet run around the yard. How many rabbits and hens do they have on the farm? - Number
What number should be placed instead of the asterisk in the number 702*8 to get a number divisible by 6? - One hundred stamps
A hundred letter stamps cost a hundred crowns. Its costs are four levels - twenty-tenths, one crown, two-crown, and five-crown. How many are each type of stamp? How many does the problem have solutions? - Decompose
Decompose into primes and find the smallest common multiple n of (16,20) and the largest common divisor D of the pair of numbers (140,100) - Students 81563 Sixth, seventh, and eighth graders took part in the school trip. Sixth graders were 5 more than seventh graders, and eighth graders were 3 less than sixth graders. How many sixth graders were on the trip if there were 73 students in total?
- Difference 68664 The digits 1, 2, 4, and 8 form two four-digit numbers so that all 4 digits are used in the notation of each number. Calculate the difference between such largest even number and smallest odd number (in that order).
- Nationality 36433
There are d children in the class. Three children are of Vietnamese nationality m of Hungarian and Czech children. The remaining children have Slovak nationality. How many are there?
- Summands 6879
Divide the number 111 into three summands so that each is two larger than the previous one. - Unclassified 6521
No one was left unclassified after joining the two, three, four, and eight steps. How many students were there in a physical education class? - Together 6451
Peter and Paul are 26 years old together. Four years ago, Peter was twice as old as Paul. How old is Peter? And how much for Paul? - 4 digit number
I am a four-digit number. My thousand period has a first digit, which is thrice the second digit, and the second digit is two more than the third digit. All the rest of the digits are zeros. What number am I? - Calculate
Each of the 30 students speaks either English or German. Three of them speak both languages. Who speak only German are three more than those who speak only English. Calculate using a Venn diagram: Students speak English. Only A students speak English. N s
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