Numbers - math word problems - page 199 of 309
Number of problems found: 6169
- Incorrectly 8075
Katka solved an example from mathematics. She could calculate 50% of the examples, guess the remaining questions, and guess one-fifth of them. She had 12 answers incorrectly. How many tasks did the test contain? - Regularly 7749
Three steamers leave the port. The first regularly returns after three months, the second after four, and the third after six months. How long before they meet again in the port? - Three-digit 7463
Dominika wrote a three-digit number ending with the number 6. When she crossed out the last digit and wrote it at the beginning of the number, she noticed that the new number was as much greater than 600 as the original number was less than 600. What numb - Three-fifths 7447
Silvia had a certain amount of money in her wallet. She spent a third of it on stationery and spent three-fifths of the remaining money on groceries. She has €76 left. How much € did Silvia initially have in her wallet? - Bullets 7405
Pavol, Igor, and Kubo played bullets. They had a total of 25 marbles. Palo had 6 more bullets than Kubo at the start. Then Igor won 8 bullets from Pavol, and thus Igor had the same number of bullets as Kubo. How many marbles does Pal have left? - Mathematics 7270
Mišo has also been preparing for testing 9 for a long time. He devotes a third of his time to Czech, half of his time to mathematics, and discusses with his father for 10 minutes. How many minutes a day does Mišo prepare? - Christmas 5740
When the mothers sat down on the benches at the Christmas gazebo, only one mother sat on the last bench. When the six of them sat down, one mother remained standing. How many mothers were there on the gazebo, and how many benches could they sit on? - Participate 5543
The dance group is preparing for a performance. The program includes dances in pairs, fours, and fives. How many members does a group have to have to dance all these dances and have all their members participate in each dance? - Difference 5186
The unknown number was first increased by 17%, and the result was the number A. The second time, the teacher reduced the original number by 8%, resulting in number B. The difference between the numbers A and B is 50. Determine the unknown number. - Influenza 4707
There were 36 new cases of influenza at the school during the study week, which was 40 percent less than in the previous week. How many new flu cases have been reported in the last week? - Determine 2860
Five natural numbers are given, each of which is a triple of the previous one. The largest number is bigger by 1152 than the middle number in this series. From these five numbers, determine the first number. - Properties: 2736
Find four numbers whose sum is 48 and which have the following properties: if we subtract 3 from the first, add 3 to the second, multiply the third by three, and divide the fourth by three, we get the same result. - Diophantus
We know little about this Greek mathematician from Alexandria, except that he lived around the 3rd century A. D. Thanks to an admirer of his, who described his life through an algebraic riddle, we know at least something about his life. Diophantus's youth - One sixth
How many sixths are two-thirds? - Pagans
Elena cut out the same circle-shaped pagans and put them on a rectangular sheet so that the neighboring pagans were touching each other and the pagans were touching the walls of the sheet on the edges. Each pagan occupied 28.26 cm² of the bottom of the sh - Medicament
Many manufacturers produce the same type of medicament in various packages with different content of active substances. Pack 1: includes 60 pills of 600 mg of active substance per pack cost 31.5 Eur. Pack 2: includes 100 tablets of 1200 mg of active subst - The length 5
The length and breadth of a rectangular field are 3 1/5 m and 1 3/7 m. Find the area of the rectangular field. - A rectangle 6
A rectangle measures 2 4/5 inches by 2 1/5 inches. What is its area? - Grandmother 9451
Petr and Honza received 315 CZK from their grandmother. Petr Dostál a third more than Honza. How many crowns did each of them have? - Two-digit 4883
Dad had 33 bills. One hundred crowns, two hundred and five hundred. A two-digit number gave the number of each species. How many did he have if he had a total of 9100 CZK?
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