Number Problems Worksheet
The method (Use the structure): n consecutive numbers with sum S: the middle (average) is S ÷ n. From sum and difference: larger = (sum + difference) ÷ 2, smaller = (sum − difference) ÷ 2. Swapping the digits changes the number by 9 × (difference of the digits). “k times another, difference D”: smaller = D ÷ (k − 1).
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- 1.The sum of 5 consecutive numbers is 190. What is the largest of them?
- 2.One number is 4 times another. Their difference is 45. What is the smaller number?
- 3.The digits of a two-digit number add up to 13. When the digits swap places, the number goes up by 9. What is the number?
- 4.One number is 4 times another. Their difference is 78. What is the smaller number?
- 5.The sum of 5 consecutive numbers is 230. What is the largest of them?
- 6.The sum of 3 consecutive odd numbers is 75. What is the largest of them?
- 7.The sum of 4 consecutive odd numbers is 288. What is the smallest of them?
- 8.The sum of 4 consecutive even numbers is 252. What is the largest of them?
- 9.The sum of 5 consecutive numbers is 50. What is the smallest of them?
- 10.The sum of 4 consecutive odd numbers is 264. What is the smallest of them?
- 11.The digits of a two-digit number add up to 16. When the digits swap places, the number goes up by 18. What is the number?
- 12.The digits of a two-digit number add up to 17. When the digits swap places, the number goes up by 9. What is the number?
- 13.The sum of 3 consecutive odd numbers is 153. What is the smallest of them?
- 14.The sum of 5 consecutive numbers is 185. What is the largest of them?
- 15.The sum of 3 consecutive numbers is 75. What is the smallest of them?
- 16.The sum of 5 consecutive numbers is 125. What is the smallest of them?
- 17.One number is 2 times another. Their difference is 34. What is the smaller number?
- 18.One number is 4 times another. Their difference is 93. What is the smaller number?
- 19.The digits of a two-digit number add up to 4. When the digits swap places, the number goes up by 18. What is the number?
- 20.The sum of two numbers is 68 and their difference is 12. What is the smaller number?
- 21.The sum of 4 consecutive even numbers is 324. What is the largest of them?
- 22.The sum of 3 consecutive numbers is 21. What is the smallest of them?
- 23.One number is 5 times another. Their difference is 16. What is the smaller number?
- 24.The sum of two numbers is 116 and their difference is 12. What is the smaller number?
- 25.The sum of 5 consecutive numbers is 310. What is the largest of them?
- 26.The sum of 5 consecutive numbers is 140. What is the largest of them?
- 27.The sum of 3 consecutive numbers is 24. What is the smallest of them?
- 28.One number is 6 times another. Their difference is 15. What is the smaller number?
- 29.The sum of 3 consecutive odd numbers is 237. What is the smallest of them?
- 30.The sum of 3 consecutive numbers is 81. What is the largest of them?
- 31.One number is 4 times another. Their difference is 30. What is the smaller number?
- 32.The sum of 4 consecutive even numbers is 36. What is the smallest of them?
- 33.The sum of two numbers is 112 and their difference is 10. What is the larger number?
- 34.The sum of 5 consecutive numbers is 180. What is the largest of them?
- 35.The sum of two numbers is 71 and their difference is 21. What is the smaller number?
- 36.The sum of 5 consecutive numbers is 205. What is the smallest of them?
- 37.One number is 3 times another. Their difference is 16. What is the smaller number?
- 38.The sum of 3 consecutive numbers is 18. What is the smallest of them?
- 39.The sum of two numbers is 128 and their difference is 26. What is the smaller number?
- 40.The digits of a two-digit number add up to 7. When the digits swap places, the number goes up by 45. What is the number?
Answer key
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- 15
- 67
- 26
- 48
- 27
- 69
- 66
- 8
- 63
- 79
- 89
- 49
- 39
- 24
- 23
- 34
- 31
- 13
- 28
- 84
- 6
- 4
- 52
- 64
- 30
- 7
- 3
- 77
- 28
- 10
- 6
- 61
- 38
- 25
- 39
- 8
- 5
- 51
- 16
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