Numbers - math word problems - page 286 of 307
Number of problems found: 6127
- Double-digit 17103
If we can repeat the digits in a number, how many double-digit numbers can we create from the digits 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, and 6? - Probability 8280
We have ten white, ten red, and ten blue balls in our pockets. We selected five white, two red, and three blue balls. What is the probability that we will pick a white ball in the next move? - Natural 5474
How many natural numbers can we create less than 301 from the number 0,1,2,3,6,7? - Gravitational 61894
The center of force on the wheel is 1.2 m from the axis of rotation, and the load is attracted by the earth's gravitational force equal to 800 newtons at a distance of 40 cm from the axis of rotation. How much force F2 does the worker lift the wheel? - Earnings 20763
Two workers worked on a joint task: One worked 36 hours and the other 40 hours. Earnings of 11400 are divided by the ratio of hours worked. How much did everyone get? - Contains 6176
Does the yeast cake contain milk, yeast, sugar, and flour in a ratio of 20:4:1:15. How much sugar do we need to make 160 kg of yeast? - Smaller 17093
There are two gears in the wall clock. The larger wheel has 54 teeth, and the smaller one has 24 teeth. How many times does the small wheel turn if the big one turns four times?
- Together
If eight men, ten women, and 16 children collect ₹1024 in 4 days, how many days will be required for six men, five women, and four boys to collect ₹768? (₹ is Indian Rupee) - Building a wall
If 12 men can build a wall 398 meters long in 48 days, how long would it take 33 men to build a wall 347 meters long? Answer to 3 decimal places. - MATES
In MATES (Small Television tipping), from 35 random numbers, five winning numbers are drawn. How many possible combinations are there? - Strawberry 71664
The opaque package contains five lemons, six apples, and three strawberry candies. At least how many sweets do we have to choose so that there is at least one strawberry among them? - Percentage 67364
Create all four-digit numbers in which 0, 2, 5, and 9 are not repeated. A) How many such numbers are there? You solve using a tree diagram. B) What percentage of them are even? - Students 62184
There are 16 students in the class. If the teacher wants to choose two students who will be weekly, how many options does she have? - Probability 86
At a business conference, there were ten social workers, 16 doctors, five lawyers, and two journalists. If a person is picked at random from the entire group, what is the probability: a) to be a lawyer b) to be a doctor. - The three
The three boys, Adam, Boris, and Cyril, will be taken on a two-seater ski lift. How many different removal options are there? What would it be like if four boys or five were to be taken away?
- Large family
The average age of all family members (children, mother, father, grandmother, grandfather) is 29 years. The average age of parents is 40 years, grandparents 66 years, and all children are five years. How many children are there in this family? - Lunch
Seven classmates go every day for lunch. If they always come to the front in a different order, will it be enough school year to take off all the possibilities? - Candies - coloured
There were red and green candies in the tin. Čenek ate 2/5 of all the red candies, and Zuzka ate 3/5 of all the green candies. Now, the red candies make up 3/8 of all the candies in the can. How many candies were originally in the can? - Pool
If water flows into the pool through two inlets, it will fill for 5 hours. If the first inlet fills the pool 5 hour longer than the second, how long does it take to fill with two inlets separately? - Double-digit 5411
Anička and Blanka each wrote one double-digit number, which started with a seven. The girls chose different numbers. Then, each inserted a zero between the two digits, giving them a three-digit number. Everyone subtracted their original two-digit number f
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