There are two articles A and B in a certain store and if you buy four pieces of A and three pieces of B, it is 1000 yen.
Moreover, the price of three A is 70 yen higher than the price of two B.
Find a price of one piece of A.
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Math New Drill (level 1) : Sum and difference Problem 2(3) TOYOEIWA-2008
When eight pencils are distributed to each student, 27 pencils run short.
When five pencils are distributed to each student, 36 pencils remain.
Find a number of students.
Math New Drill (Level 2) : Sum and Difference SNJ00-0608-L2 Put candies in boxes
There are some candies and some boxes.
When 5 candies are put in each box, 92 candies are left.
When 8 candies are put in each box, less than 8 candies are put in 1 box and 16 boxes with no candy are left.
When 7 candies are put in each box, several boxes and several candies are left.
Find the number of the candy.
Math New Drill (Level 2) : Sum and Difference Problem 8 OTSUMA-2014
At a certain confectionery, sugar 50g and flour 110g are used for making one box of cookie.
Moreover, sugar 75g and flour 85g are used for making one box of madeleine.
In order to make several boxes of cookie and madeleine, 1300g of sugar and 1900g of flour are used.
How many pieces of box of madeleine made.
Math New Drill (Level 1) : Sum and difference Problem 2(3) TOHO-2014
The price of pork 150g and beef 300g is 1500 yen.
The price of pork 250g and beef 150g is 1240 yen.
Find the price of pork 100g and beef 100g respectively.
The price of pork 250g and beef 150g is 1240 yen.
Find the price of pork 100g and beef 100g respectively.
Math New Drill (Level 1) : Sum and Difference Problem 2(2) TOHO-2014
Three people of Taro, Jiro, Hanako took a test of Math.
The total score of three people was 228 points.
Taro's score was 18 points higher than Jiro's score.
The average score of Taro and Jiro was the same as a score of Hanako.
Find Taro's score.
The total score of three people was 228 points.
Taro's score was 18 points higher than Jiro's score.
The average score of Taro and Jiro was the same as a score of Hanako.
Find Taro's score.
New Math Drill : Level 1 : Sum and Difference Problem2(3) JISSENJOSHIGAKUEN-2014
The average of four people of Taro, Jiro, Hanako and Fujiko was 59 points on a certain test.
In addition, the average of two people of Jiro and Fujiko was 58 points.
The average of three people of Taro, Jiro and Hanako was 60 points.
Find a score of Jiro.
Math New Drill : Level 1 : Sum and Difference Problem1(3) JOHOKUSAITAMA-2014
Total price of 1 pencil and 2 notebooks is 420 yen.
Total price of 4 pencils and 3 notebooks is 930 yen.
Find the price of 1 pencil and 1 notebook respectively.
Total price of 4 pencils and 3 notebooks is 930 yen.
Find the price of 1 pencil and 1 notebook respectively.
Math New Drill : Level 1 : Sum and Difference Problem2(5) ATOMIGAKUEN-2014
When 4 bottles of water are distributed to each member of a certain soccer team, 8 bottles remain.
When 5 bottles are distributed, 8 bottles run short.
Find the number of people of the team and the number of the bottle of water.
When 5 bottles are distributed, 8 bottles run short.
Find the number of people of the team and the number of the bottle of water.
Math New Drill : Level1 : Sum and Difference Problem2(3) ATOMIGAKUEN-2014
It's 770 yen for 3 apples and 2 peaches.
It's 1950 yen for 5 apples and 6 peaches.
How much is it for 1 apple and 1 peach?
It's 1950 yen for 5 apples and 6 peaches.
How much is it for 1 apple and 1 peach?
Math New Drill : Level 1 : Sum and Difference Problem2(2) ATOMIGAKUEN-2014
I bought same number of sheets of 50 yen stamp and 80 yen stamp, respectively.
The difference of the each total price was 540 yen.
How many sheets did I buy all together?
The difference of the each total price was 540 yen.
How many sheets did I buy all together?
New Drill : Level 1 : Sum and difference Problem3(1) KAMAKURAJOGAKUIN-2014
40 students played a game.
The score was either two points, four points, six points or ten points.
There were four people who had two points and eight people who had ten points.
The average score was 5.8 points.
Find the number of people who had four points and six points.
The score was either two points, four points, six points or ten points.
There were four people who had two points and eight people who had ten points.
The average score was 5.8 points.
Find the number of people who had four points and six points.
Math New Drill : SNJ00-0606-L2 Number of score below average
100 people took the test of which perfect score is 100.
As a result, the highest score was 90 points ans the lowest score was 20 points.
The average of all people was 75 points.
All the scores are integers.
Among the number of people whose score was less than the average, find the number of people in case the number is least.
Math Problem : FF.7 Pass money among three persons
Three persons, Taro, Jiro, and Hanako, had some money, respectively.
Taro passed the half of money in hand to Jiro.
Next, Jiro passed 1/3 of the money in hand to Hanako.
Then, Hanako’s money in hand became the same as the money in hand which Taro had first.
Moreover, the ratio of the money in hand of Taro and Jiro became to 9 : 11.
When the total amount of money of three persons is 7600 yen, find the money in hand which Jiro had first.
Taro passed the half of money in hand to Jiro.
Next, Jiro passed 1/3 of the money in hand to Hanako.
Then, Hanako’s money in hand became the same as the money in hand which Taro had first.
Moreover, the ratio of the money in hand of Taro and Jiro became to 9 : 11.
When the total amount of money of three persons is 7600 yen, find the money in hand which Jiro had first.
Math Problem : FF.6 Gather flower petals in a schoolyard
Since the beautiful petals were scattered in the schoolyard, Taro decided to gather them together with some friends to make pressed flowers.
Although it was decided that each person gather 15 petals at a time, there were three persons who were able to gather only 14 sheets and three persons who were able to gather only 12 sheets at a time, respectively.
Then, when collecting the petals gathered and redistributing to everyone so that it might become the same number of sheets, eight sheets of petal remained.
In this case, find the number of persons who gathered petals.
Answer all the probable numbers considered.
Although it was decided that each person gather 15 petals at a time, there were three persons who were able to gather only 14 sheets and three persons who were able to gather only 12 sheets at a time, respectively.
Then, when collecting the petals gathered and redistributing to everyone so that it might become the same number of sheets, eight sheets of petal remained.
In this case, find the number of persons who gathered petals.
Answer all the probable numbers considered.
Math Problem : FF.5 Distribution of seeds of flower
In a certain class of 40 students, it decided to distribute same number of the seeds of flower to applicants.
When distributed to the applicants at first, there is no seed remained.
However, since number of applicants was increased by three later, when redistributed, 18 seeds remained and it was not able to distribute one more to applicants.
At this time, the teacher said, “Although number of seeds remained is not enough for three persons, it is enough for two persons.”
Find the number of applicants at first.
When distributed to the applicants at first, there is no seed remained.
However, since number of applicants was increased by three later, when redistributed, 18 seeds remained and it was not able to distribute one more to applicants.
At this time, the teacher said, “Although number of seeds remained is not enough for three persons, it is enough for two persons.”
Find the number of applicants at first.
Math Problem : FF.4 Three persons in a train
Taro, Jiro and Hanako took a train for 1 hour and 12 minutes.
Since only one seat opened, they decided to sit down by turns.
Jiro stood for the double of the time Taro stood.
Hanako stood for a time of 3/2 times that of Taro.
How long minutes did Taro stand?
Since only one seat opened, they decided to sit down by turns.
Jiro stood for the double of the time Taro stood.
Hanako stood for a time of 3/2 times that of Taro.
How long minutes did Taro stand?
Math Problem : FF.3 Test of four questions
In the class of 50 students, I did a test of mathematics with four questions in total.
The students who gave the right answers of each question were 42 persons, 30 persons, 45 persons, and 37 persons, respectively.
Find a range of the number of students who got a perfect score.
The students who gave the right answers of each question were 42 persons, 30 persons, 45 persons, and 37 persons, respectively.
Find a range of the number of students who got a perfect score.
Math Problem : FF.2 Test of ten problems of O or X
There was a test of ten problems to answer with ○ or ×.
If answer is correct, it is ten points on each problem.
As a result, Taro got 70 points and Jiro got 30 points.
The table below shows an answer of two people.
How many problems are there which you can find the correct answer according to this table ?
If answer is correct, it is ten points on each problem.
As a result, Taro got 70 points and Jiro got 30 points.
The table below shows an answer of two people.
How many problems are there which you can find the correct answer according to this table ?
FF.1 Fixed and proportional rate to send package
When I send a package, fixed rate is charged until the reference weight and proportional rate is charged to the weight exceeds the reference weight.
There are two packages of A and B of which each weight exceeds the reference weight and total weight is 50 kg.
There are two packages of A and B of which each weight exceeds the reference weight and total weight is 50 kg.
If I send each package separately, A package costs 1250 yen and B package costs 1750 yen.
But it costs 2750 yen if I send both together.
What is the weight of each ?
But it costs 2750 yen if I send both together.
What is the weight of each ?
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