Ratio - math word problems - page 58 of 83
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- Line segment
Cut a line segment of 15 cm into two line segments so that their lengths are in a ratio of 2:1. What length will each have? - Debt
Joe and Caryl have a debt of $100,500. Joe makes $90,000 annually, and Caryl makes $35,000 annually. Based on their salaries, how much should both pay to zero out the debt fairly? - Clock path
The large hand on the clock is 14 cm long. What path will the tip of the hand describe in 35 minutes? - Divide money 2
Ben and Dan had the same amount of money at the start. When Ben gave 300 to Dan, the ratio of Ben's money to Dan's money became 2:3. How much money did each have at first? - Isosceles triangle
The perimeter of an isosceles triangle is 112 cm. The length of the arm to the length of the base is at a ratio of 5:6. Find the triangle area. - Number division
Divide the number into two summands, which are in the given ratio: a) 3, 11:4 b) 5.1 8:9 c) 1 7:3 d) 0.42 1:6 - Book read
If Petra read ten pages per day, she would read the book two days earlier than she read six pages a day. How many pages does a book have? - Ratio of two unknown numbers
Two numbers are hidden. Their sum is 30. We calculate one-sixth of a larger number and add it to both numbers. So we get new numbers whose ratio is 5:7. Which two numbers are they? - Mason with assistant
Mason had to complete the work in 10 days. Two and a half days later, his assistant arrived. Together, they completed the work in the next three and a half days. How many days would he need an assistant for the same work? - Order fulfillment
This company can complete the order in 168 days. The second company is better equipped and can fulfill the order in 120 days. The companies will fulfill the orders together. Determine how long it will take them to fulfill the order and in what proportion - Boys and girls 2
The ratio of boys to girls in the math club is 4:3 . After eight more girls join the club, the ratio becomes 1:1. How many members are there in the club now? - Classroom chairs
There are m classrooms at the school. There are 36 chairs each in ten classrooms and 34 chairs each. Find the relationship you use to calculate the number of chairs in the school classroom. Calculate for m = @ m. - Unknown number 24
If we add 20, we get 50% of its triple. What is this unknown number? - Two unknowns
Determine the numbers x and y so that half of the number x is 30% of the number, and 60% of y is 90. - Calories
A large order of McDonald's french fries has 500 calories. Of this total, 220 calories are from fat. Find the ratio of the calories from fat to total calories in a large order of McDonald's french fries. - Unknown number If we increase the unknown number by 4%, we get 780. Determine the unknown number.
- Number increase 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.
- Angles
In the triangle ABC, the ratio of angles is α:β = 4:5. The angle γ is 36°. How big are the angles α and β? - Gas consumption
If the vessel consumes 100 tons of gas in 250 miles, how much fuel will it consume if it travels 400 miles? - Isosceles trapezoid
Calculate the area of an isosceles trapezoid whose bases are at a ratio of 5:3. The arm is 6cm long and 4cm high.
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