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Brush up on your math solving skills with these very difficult math problems.


Challenging math problems that will require a lot of math knowledge. There is a mixture of difficulty levels and types of math problems.




19. At a recent gathering of friends, there were nine more women than men.   If the ratio of women to men was 5 to 2, how many men and women were at the party?

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20. Which one of the numbers below would you eventually expect to see, if the sequence continued in this pattern?

         606, 612, 618, 624, 630, 636, ...

         A) 10,367     B)  75,282     C) 4,862     D) 1,000,003

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21. A number can be divided into 56 and 82 and have the same remainder.   What is the lowest positive two-digit number that makes this true?

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22. What is the probability of tossing a coin three times and the outcome being one head and two tails (in any order)?

        A) 1/2     B) 1/4     C) 3/8     D) 5/8     E) 3/4

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23. What number comes next?   Hint:   Think of both letters and numbers.

        1,  4,  3,  11,  15,  13,  17,  ?

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24. What number comes next in this "prime time" sequence puzzle?

        8     12     20     28     44     52     68     76     ?

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25. A bucket filled with water weighs 25lbs.  When one-half of the water is poured out, the bucket and remaining water weigh 13.5 lbs.   How much does the bucket weigh?

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