Natural numbers - math word problems - page 42 of 91
Number of problems found: 1817
- Logically 80336
What logically does not belong among the others, and why? 22, 368, 400, 602, 699, 978, 12334 - Children 81526
There are 32 children in the class. If there were three more boys and one less girl, there would be an equal number of girls and boys in the class. How many boys are there in the class? - Two-thirds 73104
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? - Find whole
Find whole numbers between 155 and 232 that are divisible by 2, 5, and 10. - The nuts
There are 159 nuts in two bags, 15 more in the first than in the second. How many nuts are in the bags? - Multiple 16733
What result do we get when dividing the least common multiple of the numbers 12 and 8 by their greatest common divisors? - Proportion 13963
Please write the number 140 as the sum of two numbers whose proportion is 3. - Forty-eight 8861
Forty-eight pupils go to school; there are ten boys more than girls. How many girls go to school? - One-quarter 7426
There were 46 more apple trees than pear trees in the orchard. The storm destroyed one-quarter of apple trees and seven pear trees. There are 80 trees left. How many are left? - Divisors 6619
Which natural number less than 100 has the largest number of divisors? - Summands
Find two summands of the number 42 so that its product is minimized. - Specify: 4001
Specify: a = D (240,320) b = n (40.64) - Plums - a quarter
How many plums were originally on the bowl if Iva ate a quarter, Jana a fifth, Mišo three-eighths, and then there were 7 left? - Peter and Martin
Peter and Martin played by 67 balls. After the game, Peter had nine more balls than Martin. How many balls did Martin win? Solve the help of the equation. - Which 7
Which choice is NOT equivalent to the following expression? 9 x { [ 14 ÷ 2 + (4-1) ] - 8 } A 9 x { 10 - 8 } B 9 x { [ 14 ÷ 2 + 3] - 8 } C 9 x 10 - 8 D 18 - 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. - Miguel
Miguel and Kat are reading the same book. Miguel reads the book three times as many pages as Kat. Together, they read 48 pages. Write an equation that we can use to find how many pages Kat read. - The father
The father is three times older than his son. 10 years ago, a father was seven times older than his son. How old are father and son? - Reminder and quotient
There are given the number C = 281, D = 201. Find the highest natural number S so that the C:S and D:S are with the remainder of 1. - 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?
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