Natural numbers - math word problems - page 58 of 91
Number of problems found: 1809
- One-humped 39761
There are one-humped and two-humped camels in the caravan going through the desert. The guide counted 28 heads and 45 humps. How many humpback camels are in the caravan? - 1200 screws
1200 screws are to be divided into three groups so that in the 1st group, there are 300 screws more than in the 2nd group, and in the 2nd group, 150 screws less than in the 3rd group. How many screws will be in each group? - Find two
Find two consecutive natural numbers whose product is one larger than their sum. Searched numbers are expressed by a fraction whose numerator is the difference between these numbers, and the denominator is their sum. - Finite arithmetic sequence
How many numbers should be inserted between the numbers 1 and 25 so that all numbers create a finite arithmetic sequence and that the sum of all members of this group is 117? - Rectangles 22781
A bricklayer has 48 tiles. How many different rectangles will he assemble? - Three-digit numbers
How many three-digit numbers are not closer to 600 on the number axis than 400? - Seedcake
Seedcake costs 20 cents. How many minimum seedcakes must we buy that we can pay in cash, only whole euros? - Movie theatre
At the movie theatre, child admission is 5.40, and adult admission is 9.70. On Thursday, the theatre sold 159 tickets for a total sales of 1142.40. How many child tickets were sold that day? - Admission 38691
In one HA class, there were 8 more pupils in the first group than in the second group. After the admission of two new pupils to each of the groups, there were twice as many pupils in the 1st group as in the 2nd group. How many pupils were there in each gr - Mushrooms 21653
Martin went mushroom picking for three days. On the first day, he collected seven less than the third day, and on the second day, he collected eight more than the third day. Martin collected a total of 79 mushrooms. How much did he collect each day? - Forty-eight 24101
Forty-eight people were present at the reception. Among them were Czechs, Slovaks, and Germans. Slovaks were 4 more than Czechs and Germans 6 less than half Czechs and Slovaks. How many Czechs, Slovaks, and Germans were there at the reception? - Balls
Michal told Martin: give me one ball, and I'll have twice as you. Martin said: Give me 4, and we will have equality. How many balls does each have? - Euler problem
Someone buys 720 tolars towels. If it were for the same money of 6 more towels, it would be 6 tolars cheaper each. How many towels were there? - Aquariums 80526
Mirko has a total of 137 fish in three aquariums. He has 19 more fish in the largest aquarium than in the medium. There are 5 fewer fish in the smallest than in the middle one. How many fish does Mirko have in the smallest aquarium? - Three-digit - sum
A three-digit number has a digit sum of 16. If we change the digits in the hundreds and tens places in this number, the number is reduced by 360. If we swap the ten's and one's digits in the original number, the number increases by 54. Find this three-dig - What is 20
What is the least number that should be added to 2497 so that the sum of the digits is divisible by 5, 6, and 10? - The sum
The sum of the squares of two immediately following natural numbers is 1201. Find these numbers. - Adding
Divide number 135 into two additions, one adding 30 more than 2/5 of the other. Write the bigger one. - Two-digit 7607
The digit sum of a two-digit number is 11. After changing the order of the digits, I get a number 27, smaller than the intended number. What number do I think? - Tourists
Tourists hire a guide. Everyone will pay the same amount. If there are two fewer of them, they will pay 14 crowns more, and if there are three more, they will pay 14 crowns less. How many tourists are there and how much have the guides paid?
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