Natural numbers - math word problems - page 50 of 94
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- Divisors of 560
Which of the numbers 5, 6, 7, 14, and 15 are divisors of 560? Please justify the answer. - Bikes
Joe asked John how many bikes he had. He replied that he had three-quarters of their total number and another three-quarters of one bike. So, how many bikes does John have? - 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? - Common divisors
Find all common divisors of numbers 30 and 45. - Seven numbers Write seven 4-digit numbers divisible by three and at the same time by 4.
- School pupil distribution
Forty-eight pupils go to school; there are ten boys more than girls. How many girls go to school? - Chickens and hares
There were chickens and hares in the yard. Together they had 22 heads and 54 legs. How many hens were there in the yard? - Counting number
What is the smallest counting number divisible by 2,5,7,8 and 15? - Number unknown
Adela thought of the two-digit number. She added it to its ten times and got 407. What number does she think? - Two-digit number
I am a two-digit number less than 20. When you divide me by three, you get a remainder of 1. When you divide me by four, you also get a remainder of 1. What number am I? - Lcm 2
Create the smallest possible number that is divisible by the number 5,8,9,4,3, - Five-digit even number
Write a number 5792 smaller than the smallest 5-digit number composed of various even numbers. - Three Consecutive Natural Numbers Determine the sum of three consecutive natural numbers such that the sum of the first and third numbers is 368.
- Smallest Two-Digit Number
Find the smallest 2-digit number that is divisible by three but not divisible by 9 - LCM
What is the least common multiple of 33, 24, 34? - Third unknown number
The number A is 5 more than the number C and 10 less than the number B. The sum of A+B=100. What is the C number? - Number addition multiplication If I add 5 to this number, I get the same result as multiplying it by 5. What is that number?
- A pastry
A pastry chef made some tarts and cupcakes. 2/9 of the tarts were chocolate, and the rest were fruit. 3/7 out of the fruit tarts were lychee tarts, and the rest were peach tarts. There were 96 peach tarts. How many tarts did the pastry chef make altogethe - Four-fifths 2
Four-fifths of Zack's stamps have pictures of animals. If he has 20 stamps with these pictures of animals, how many stamps does Zack have? - Number difference integer
The difference between two positive integers is 25. One number is 59. What is the other number?
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