Natural numbers - math word problems - page 65 of 92
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- Four pupils
Four pupils divided euro 765 so that the second received 50% less than the first, the third 1/2 less than a fourth, and the fourth euro 50 less than the first. How much money had each of them? - Rectangle diagonals
It is given a rectangle with an area of 24 cm² and a circumference of 20 cm. The length of one side is 2 cm larger than the length of the second side. Calculate the length of the diagonal. Length and width are yet expressed in natural numbers. - Student sibling percentage
There are 30 students in the class. 70% of them have one sibling. How many students have one sibling? - Digits
How many odd four-digit numbers can we create from digits 0, 3, 5, 6, and 7? (a) the figures may be repeated (b) the digits may not be repeated - Stadium capacity percentage
There were 60 people in the stadium, which was 30% of capacity. How many people can fit in the stadium? - Unknown number 5
I think of an unknown number. If we enlarge it five times, then subtract 3, and the result decreases by 75%, we get one greater than the number. What number am I thinking? - Sock drawer pair
There are 32 red socks and 32 blue socks in a drawer. The left and right socks are indistinguishable. You pull your socks out of the drawer in the dark. How many do you have to take out to make sure you have a pair when you look at them? - Athletic club
All athletic club boys lined up by size. In front of Peter was one-eighth of the total. Right behind Peter stood his brother Radek and behind Radek, another five-sixths of the total number of boys. Mark the unknown total number of athletic club boys x. 1, - Marble sharing ratio
Four boys shared 100 marbles. The second received 20% more than the first, the third received 20 more bullets than the first, and the fourth received 0.8 times more bullets than the first. How many marbles did each boy get? - Student work percentage
There are a total of 26 students in the class. During the evaluation of the control work, the teacher said: "4 pupils got the number one, and that is 16%. "Did all the students write the control work? - Grade commute students 50% of 9th graders of our Bratislava school are non-Bratislava pupils. One-third of them commute by bus, a fifth by bike, and seven pupils walk. How many students are in the 9th grade?
- Classroom commute students
In the classroom, 50% of students come from other districts. One-third of them commute by bus, a fifth by bike, and seven pupils walk. How many students are in the class? - Football tickets
In two days, they sold 12,600 tickets for the football match. They sold 80% of what they did the next day on the first day. How many tickets were sold on the first day, and how many on the second day? - Number percentage increase
Increase 380 by 28% - Pool man woman
A total of 680 adults visited the swimming pool yesterday, among whom there were 30% fewer men than women. How many men visited the swimming pool yesterday? - Numbers
Determine the number of all positive integers less than 4064028 if each is divisible by 5, 23, 2. What is its sum? - Goalie Saves Percentage
The hockey goalie got 6 goals for the match. The success rate of his interventions was 80%. How many shots did he catch per game? - Single-colored
Diana is going to a party. She can't decide what to wear. She has 4 T-shirts (white, blue, pink, and purple) and 5 skirts (black, white, pink, green, and brown) to choose from. In how many different ways can she combine the T-shirt and skirt if she doesn' - Ball sharing percentage
Three classmates shared 710 balls, so the second got 20% more than the first and the third 35% more than the first. How many balls did the third of them get? - Unknown number 10
The number first increased by 30%, then by 1/5. What percentage we've increased the original number?
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