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LCM of three ints
Find the least common multiple (LCM) of three numbers: 50, 120, and 135.
Quarter of unknown number
If we subtract a quarter of a number from the number 12, we get the number -5. What's that number?
Number difference multiplication
To get their sum, what number must you multiply the difference between 3.5 and 11/4?
Missing denominator
3 1/3 + 4/? =4 2/15 What is the missing number in the equation?
Horse head legs
A herd of horses grazes in the meadow. They have 78 legs more than their heads. How many horses are in the herd?
Solve 9
Solve the equation. Check the solution. Start fraction lower t over 6 end fraction = 12 (t)/(6) = 12
Remainder 4
After giving eight apples to her friend, Juliet noticed that ⅔ of the remainder were 12. Thus, she had a total of eight apples.
The sum 16
The sum of A and B is 36. The difference between A & B is 8. Find the larger number.
Two fraction equation
Find the d value of q in equation 30/16=q/48.
A class IV.C
In a class, 2/5 were boys. Thirty were girls. How many more girls than boys are there?
540 pupils
Five hundred forty pupils enrolled in the school group, which is a fifth more than the group's capacity. How many pupils is the capacity of the group?
The nuts
There are 159 nuts in two bags, 15 more in the first than in the second. How many nuts are in the bags?
Art circle children
Ten children came to the art circle. Eight children painted, and nine, I guess. How many children did I paint with, and I think simultaneously?
School pupil distribution
A total of 1415 pupils attend the three primary schools. They go to the second school twice as much as to the first, and to the third, they go 100 less than to the second. How many pupils attend the third school?
Number calculation puzzle
Nine times the number x is seven less than 160. Find the number x you are looking for.
Consecutive number calculation
The sum of two consecutive natural numbers, of which the greater is 4x, equals the number 55. Determine the number x.
Team player distribution
There are 103 players. Team A has three players less than B, team C has two more than D, and team D has the same number as B. How many players does each team have?
The larger
The larger two numbers are nine, more than four times the smaller number. The sum of the two numbers is fifty-nine. Find the two numbers.
Four Even Numbers Sum
The sum of four consecutive even numbers is equal to 108. Which of the numbers is equal to the smallest of these summands?
I think
I think a number. When I multiply it by five and subtract 477, I get the same number as if I multiplied it twice. What number do I think?

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