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Number of problems found: 6123
- Determine 79374
Determine how many pieces of squares the chocolate would have if, after dividing it into the smallest pieces of the square, we would divide it without remainder between five and three people equally to each person. - Students 39121
N boys go to class. There are 13 more girls. Today, 4 girls and 5 boys are missing. Thus, how many students in this class are in school today? - Currencies: 8309
In Zealand, merchants used three currencies: bed, wall, and honey. There are five beds for two walls and two honey for three beds. How many honeys are there for three walls? - Eva and
Eva and Jana have a total of 560 CZK. Eva has a third more than Jana. How much CZK does each have? - Remaining 4448
3/4 of the class went skiing. Of those who stayed home, 1/3 fell ill, and the remaining 6 were at a math camp. How many students does the class have? - Remaining 4165
3/4 of the class went skiing. Of those who stayed home, 1/3 fell ill, and the remaining 6 were at a math camp. How many students does the class have? - Bicycle wheels
The driving wheel of a bicycle has 54 teeth. The driven wheel has 22 teeth. How many revolutions will meet the same teeth after?
- Raspberry juice
How much will the scout leader pay for drinks for the children if a third of the children had a raspberry juice for 10 CZK, half of the children had sparkling water for 15 CZK, and the remaining 4 children had a kola for 20 CZK (CZK = Czech crowns)? - Three-digit - sum
A three-digit number has a digit sum of 16. If we change the digits in the hundreds and tens places in this number, the number is reduced by 360. If we swap the ten's and one's digits in the original number, the number increases by 54. Find this three-dig - Marshall
Marshall earns a salary of 36,000 each year and receives a $4000 raise. Jim has a salary of 51,000 yearly, receiving 1500 bonuses. How many years will it take before Marshall and Jim are on the same salary? - Balance of account
Theo had a balance of -$4 in his savings account. After making a deposit, he has $25 in his account. What is the overall change to his account? - School
The headteacher considers the distribution of pupils in a race in groups of 4, 5, 6, 9, or 10. How many pupils must have at least one school option? - Cherries
Cherries in the bowl can be divided equally among 20 or 15, or 10 children. How many are the minimum cherries in the bowl? - Adding
Divide number 135 into two additions, one adding 30 more than 2/5 of the other. Write the bigger one. - Accommodates 83454
The dormitory accommodates 173 students in 48 rooms. Some rooms have three beds; some have four beds. If all rooms are fully occupied, determine how many are triples and how many are quadruple rooms.
- Encyclopedias 83005
The seller sells books for 20 euros and encyclopedias for 50 euros. How many books and encyclopedias did he sell if he sold 121 books? He won €8,000 for both types. - Two-fifths 39881
Jarmila bought a book for two-fifths of her money, leaving her with CZK 75. a) How much CZK did Jarmila initially have? b) How much did the book cost? - Grandfather 7622
My grandfather says, "My son and I are 100 years old, my son and my grandson are 62 years old, and my grandson and I are 80 years old together." How old is your grandfather? - Increased 81943
The mobile was increased by a quarter of the original price and then again by a quarter of the new price. How much did the mobile cost if its final price was 125 euros? - Diala
Diala bought some books in 2012, and then during 2013, she bought 3 times as many books as she bought in 2012. Diala bought 48 books during these two years. Make a diagram to represent the given. How many books did Diala buy each year?
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