Maths practice for 9-year-olds - page 20 of 22
Number of problems found: 439
- Car factory
A workshop produced 25 cars. In comparison, they produced about 15 fewer than they had planned. How many cars have they produced in the hall yet? How many cars are still to manufacture? - Stamp exchange
Jano and Peter exchange stamps again. Jano gave Peter 8 marks. However, after the exchange, Jano had 6 fewer marks than Peter. First, find out if Jano got more or less marks from Peter than he gave him. Explain your answer. How many marks did Peter give J - Bus 2
At the 6th bus stop, 44 passengers take off from the bus. Overall, at the 6th stop, 13 passengers were added. How many passengers take on the 6th stop? - Bus
On the 4th stop, take on 56 and take off 38 passengers. How many were added (write as a positive number) or shrunk (write as a negative number) the count of passengers? - Television
When we add the difference between the numbers 1704 and 654 and the difference between numbers 14920 and 14042, we get the year in which television was invented. How many years have people known TV? - Numbers
How much less is the difference between the numbers 8 and 34 than their product? - How many
How much greater is the product of the numbers 328 and 7 than their sum? - Cakes
On the table were 64 cakes. When Peter went home, he left them eight times less. How many cakes are left? - Fisherman
Fishermen caught 32 fish, which is four times as many as last year. How many fish did he catch the previous year? - Flowers & garden
The garden grows five white flowers. Yellow 7 more than white. Blue 4 fewer than yellow. How many flowers grow together in the garden? - Car parking
The car park has 45 motorcycles and 25 cars. Fourteen cars went away, and two arrived, then departed 12 motorcycles, and 2 arrived. How many motorbikes and cars are there now? - Trickster
Figliarko has 13 cents less than Hannah. Together they have 57 cents. How many cents has Hannah, and how many Figliarko? - Trousers
In the class were 12 students. Nine students were wearing trousers and turtlenecks eight. How many students wore trousers with a turtleneck? - Sweaters per shelf
On each of a) 4, b) 6 there are as many sweaters on the shelves. There are 36 of them in total. How many sweaters are on one shelf? - Locomotive
The whole loaded train weighs 760 tons. It has twenty wagons, each carrying 20 tons of grain and empty, weighing 10 tons. How much weight does a locomotive have? - Pencils
Emil has 23 pencils in a pencil case, 18 broken. Emily has nine trims, two breaks, and four trims and goes to school. When he returned from school, he broke five pencils. How many pencils have you trimmed at school? - Cents
Julia has 3 cents more than Hugo. Together, they have 27 cents. How many cents has Julia and how many Hugo? - Championship on primary school
A district championship for primary school pupils took place at an athletics stadium. They competed in four disciplines: - long jump, - high jump, - 60 m run, - 400 m run. Peter counted from the stands the number of people present. Seventeen boys and 14 g - 3 goods
Ms. Beranek bought it in the shop three goods. The total paid for the purchase was 248 CZK. The first thing was 112 CZK and the second 101 CZK. How much was the third thing? - Grower
Grower harvested 160 kg of apples. Pears harvested ten times less. a) How many kilograms of pears were harvested? b) How many apples and pears were harvested? c) How many kg harvested pears less than apples?
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