Numbers - math word problems - page 89 of 308
Number of problems found: 6144
- Divisible 67304
Which number should replace the letter X so that the number 7618X is divisible by three and four? - Consecutive 66034
There are five consecutive natural numbers. If the middle number is subtracted from the sum of the other four, I get 21. Specify these numbers. - Horses 63954
A herd of horses grazes in the meadow. They have 78 legs more than their heads. How many horses are in the herd? - Polynomial: 8465
Solve the equation with the polynomial: x / 2 + 1/2 + 3 = x - Thought 8153
When I add half of the thought number to 3/5 of the thought number, I get the sum of 22. Which number do I think? - Two-quarters 7299
Two-quarters of the flowers are red. One-third is yellow, and three flowers are blue. The bouquet has a total of __ flowers. - Addition 6113
Find the natural numbers x and y such that: 1/2 = x / y and in addition that: x + y = 6 - Consecutive 6090
The sum of four consecutive even numbers is equal to 108. Which of the numbers is equal to the smallest of these summands? - Natural 4569
A double of the unknown natural number is 18, less than five times that. Find this number - Numbers 2856
The sum of the two numbers is 13. The third of the first number is three. What are the numbers? - Four-fifths 2
Four-fifths of Zack's stamps have pictures of animals. If he has 20 stamps with these pictures of animals, how many stamps does Zack have? - Fifteen 5
Fifteen more than five times a number equals the difference between -57 and three times the number. Find this integer number. - Add number
Suppose the same number is added to the one near raider and denominator of math fractions seven and nine. The result is .9. What is the number? - Determine 6
Determine the least common denominator 3/4 and -5/6 - Star equation
If 5/21 + 14/21 + ☆ = 1, then what is the value of ☆? - 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. - A class IV.C
In a class, 2/5 were boys. Thirty were girls. How many more girls than boys are there? - If-then equation
If 1/2 + 2/5s = s - 3/4 What is the value of s? - 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? - Unknown number I think the number. I'll reduce it to its one-third. The result is then increased by one-third, and I get the number 12.
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