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- The dealer
The dealer planned to sell 40% of the cars he had in stock in May. However, he sold 20 fewer cars, i.e., only 15% of cars. a) How many cars did he have in stock? b) How many cars did he sell in May? - Iron pole
The iron pole is in the ground 2/5 of its length, partly above the ground 1/3 is yellow, and the unpainted section is 6 m long. How long is the entire column? - Repeating digits
There is a thousand one-digit number, which consists of repeating digits 123412341234. What remainder gives this number when dividing by nine? - Two sisters
Two sisters together have 54 CDs. 6/8 CDs have a younger sister and are equal to 3/5 of CDs older sisters. How many CDs has each of the sisters? - Difference of two number
The difference between the two numbers is 20. They are positive integers greater than zero. The first number raised to one-half equals the second number. Determine the two numbers. - Preparatory test
Less than 50 pupils go to 9A class. A third of the pupils wrote the preparatory test with a one, a quarter with a two, no one wrote with a three, and nine pupils with a four. How many students from 9A wrote the test with a five? - Competition
The competition organizers wanted to spend a large amount of money to pay for the competitors. One-third of this amount was spent on prizes and the remaining € 5,000 on diplomas. How much was committed for rewards? - QuizQ2
The square of the first number is equal to three-fifths of the second number. Determine both numbers if you know that the second number is five times greater than the first, and neither of the numbers is not equal to zero. - Car
A car travels 3/7 of the trip on the first day, the second day 1/4 of the trip, and leaves even 340 km for the following days. How long is the trip? - Borrowing bicycle
Jakub lent a bicycle to friends who wanted to ride it. For a three-hour bike ride, Jakub received two chocolates. Yup. If you wanted a bike for 2 hours, you had to give Jakub 12 candies. Peter gave Jakub 1 chocolate and three candies. How long can Peter r - Three questions
Write a word problem with three questions for numbers 2 and 6. - Big Ben clock
They had three tower clocks in the city. Some went right, others were 10 minutes ahead of the day, and the third was 12 minutes late each day. One day, they struck all the clocks at noon at once. How long will it be like this again? - Increased 8350
Write with: (a) the number x increased by half (b) the number y was reduced by 20 c) a quarter of the sum of the numbers x and y (d) a figure 20% greater than e) 40% of number x - Numbers 5677
The first number is 50% of the second, the second number is 40% of the third, and the third number is 20% of the fourth. The sum is 396. What are the numbers? - Together 4204
Three bowls together have the same price as seven plates. Four bowls have the price of six cups. How many cups are as valuable as 28 plates? - 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? - Afforestation 24341
During the afforestation, 2,950 saplings were planted in three days. On the second day, 25% more saplings were planted than on the first day, and on the third day, 15% more than on the second day. How many saplings were planted on each day? - Indicated 32771
Did Sonia not like the ratio indicated on the jelly sugar; which picture is wrong and why? A) for 1000g of fruit, add 350g of sugar 3:1: super jelly sugar B) 3:1 for 1500 g of fruit, add 500 g of sugar: extra jelly sugar - Ratio
Increase the number 25.6 in the ratio 7:4. - Sipho
Sipho and John got the same amount of work; Sipho did 19/34 of his homework, and John did 23/41 of his homework. What percentage of his homework did John do, and what percentage of his homework did Sipho not do?
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