Numbers - math word problems - page 90 of 307
Number of problems found: 6126
- 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? - Organizers 5064
Eight hundred people came to the concert, a quarter more than the organizers expected. How many people did the organizers expect? - Natural 4569
A double of the unknown natural number is 18, less than five times that. Find this number - Three-quarters 3384
The sum of the two numbers is 75. Find these numbers. Three-quarters of the first are one-seventh of the second. - Numbers 2856
The sum of the two numbers is 13. The third of the first number is three. What are the numbers? - Equivalent expressions
A coach took his team out for pizza after their last game. There were 14 players, so they had to sit in smaller groups at different tables. Six players sat at one table and got four small pizzas to share equally. The other players sat at a different table - 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? - Find unknown 2
Find unknown denominator: 2/3 -5/? = 1/4 - 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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