Natural numbers - math word problems - page 43 of 92
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- Class boy girl
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? - Equal number multiplication
When I multiply two equal natural numbers, I get the same result as when I add them together. Which ones are they? - Michael 6
Michael was assigned math problems to complete for his weekly homework. So far, he has completed 28 problems, which is 2/7 of the total number of math problems he was assigned. How many total math problems was Michael assigned for homework? - T-shirts
The team bought white t-shirts for CZK 100/piece and black t-shirts for CZK 80/piece. A total of 50 pieces for 4200 CZK. How many black and white T-shirts did they buy? - Boats 2
Three-quarters of the boats in the marina are white. 4/7 out of the remaining boats are blue, and the rest are red if there are nine red boats. How many boats are in the marina? - 6/24 change
6/24 chance to a fraction in the lowest terms - A number 4
A number is made up of two digits. The sum of the digits is 11. if the digits are interchanged, the original number increases by 9. Find the original number - The bakery
The bakery delivered 60 kg of bread to the store. The bread weighed 1 kg and 2 kg, a total of 35 pieces. How many loaves weighed 1 kg, and how many were two-kilo loaves? - Tourist cottage
The tourist cottage has 11 rooms for 16 guests. Some of them are doubles, some singles. How many are double rooms and how many are single rooms? - Twenty
Twenty rabbits are put in 4 cells so that there are a different number of rabbits in each cell containing at least three rabbits. What is the largest possible number of rabbits in one cell? - 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? - Alley
Alley measured a meters. At the beginning and end are planted poplar. How many must we plant poplars to get the distance between the poplars 15 meters? - Elections
The elections attended a total of 1450 voters. First-day 48 men more than women, the second-day 16 women more than men. How many women attended elections? - Multiple smaller nearest
Write the nearest smaller multiple: number 7 to number 23 number 5 to number 19 number 6 to number 23 number 10 to number 79 number 6 to number 41 number 3 to number 28 - Five Odd Numbers Sum
The sum of five consecutive odd numbers is 35. What are these numbers? - Newspaper weekly sales
From Monday to Friday, 9650 newspapers were sold, on Tuesday 1680 were sold, on Monday 50 more than on Tuesday, on Wednesday the same as on Tuesday and on Thursday 2x more than on Tuesday. How many newspapers were sold on Friday? - Unknown number
If we subtract three from the unknown number, we get just as much as if we subtract seven from the unknown number and we multiplied the result by 2. - Bun baking calculation
Mom baked cheese and poppy seed buns. One-third of them, 26 buns, were poppy. How many buns did mom bake? - Smallest Asymmetric Power
Find the smallest natural number k for which the number 11 on k is asymmetric. (e.g. 11² = 121) - Camp room distribution
Fifty pupils were in the camp; they lived in double and triple rooms. They occupied 20 rooms, many of which were two- and three-story. Please proceed.
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