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Beginner

Creates examples with addition and subtraction operations of integers, the answers are always positive

5 Variants 5 Levels

69+21=	49+14=	56+0=
48-4=	36-22=	96-46=

Variant: 3 Level: Normal

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Natural

Creates expressions with comparisons of integers, the numbers are always positive

3 Variants 4 Levels

5×2 > 9÷9	5 > 1
10÷10 < 6÷1	9 > 4

Variant: A Level: Easy

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Cognizant

Creates examples with multiplication and division integers

6 Variants 4 Levels

(10÷5)×3=	60÷(6÷2)=	35×2=
8÷2=	6÷2=	42÷14=

Variant: A Level: Easy

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Column

Creates examples for addition or subtraction of integers by a column method

3 Variants 3 Levels

–	820119
–	816514

–	777171
–	280000

–	1000000
–	769475

Variant: 2 Level: Hard

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Linear

Creates linear equations, the answers are always positive and integer

4 Variants 3 Levels

2-10÷x=1	9-x÷2=7	8÷x-5=3
x÷5-2=0	x×2+2=6	8+4÷x=9

Variant: 3 Level: Easy

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Remainder

Creates examples with a division operation, that can contain the remainder of the division

1 Variant 3 Levels

271	87

867	75

436	67

Variant: 1 Level: Difficult

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Multiplier

Creates examples with a multiplication operation of integers by a column method

1 Variant 5 Levels

1886×3=	7925×4=	6615×2=
2000×5=	168×7=	5571×5=

Variant: 1 Level: Easy

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Divisor

Creates examples with a division operation of integers by a column method

1 Variant 5 Levels

6938712	396

400000	400

125000	125

Variant: 1 Level: Hard

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Numeracy

Creates examples with operations of addition, subtraction, multiplication and division of integers, the answers are always positive

3 Variants 3 Levels

38-68÷4÷17=	40÷10+69=
(62-38)÷(62-56)=	60-72÷4+50=

Variant: A Level: Easy

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Divisor ENG

Creates examples with a long division of integers according to the British system

1 Variant 5 Levels


633	6509772


128	4564864


391	3352043

Variant: 1 Level: Hard

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Remainder ENG

Creates examples with a long division according to the British system, that can contain the remainder of the division

1 Variant 3 Levels

284÷16=	120÷11=	119÷8=
28÷4=	48÷16=	182÷17=

Variant: 1 Level: Normal

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Round

Creates expressions with the operation of rounding integers to tens, hundreds or thousands

3 Variants 3 Levels

244144≈	629804≈	425693≈
102436≈	809804≈	142664≈

Variant: 1 Level: Difficult

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Partitive

Creates examples with addition and subtraction operations of decimals, the answers are always positive

3 Variants 4 Levels

400+298.346+158.623=

9.226+380-334.3=

Variant: 2 Level: Hard

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Divisional

Creates examples with a division operation of decimals by a column method

1 Variant 3 Levels

0.5	1

35.2	0.5

5.7	1.5

3.3	0.6

Variant: 1 Level: Easy

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Denary

Creates examples with multiplication and division of decimals

5 Variants 4 Levels

2.25×2.4=	1.92×32.5=
1.75×0.8=	3.75×2.4=

Variant: 1 Level: Normal

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Rounding

Creates expressions with the operation of rounding decimals

3 Variants 3 Levels

48.8+1.1≈	6.9+38.1≈	96.1-70.5≈
54.7+21.7≈	34.3-15.7≈	19.1-18.1≈

Variant: 2 Level: Easy

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Numerator

Creates examples with addition and subtraction of fractions, the answers are always positive

3 Variants 3 Levels

1	+	1	=
5		10

1	+	2	=
10		5

1	+	3	=
4		4

Variant: 1 Level: Easy

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Point

Creates expressions with comparisons of decimals, the numbers are always positive

3 Variants 4 Levels

50.6 < 50.8	32.8 < 58
43.8 > 43.6	76 = 76

Variant: 1 Level: Easy

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Improper

Creates expressions with comparisons of fractions, the numbers are always positive

3 Variants 3 Levels

44	49	–	44	27	<	11	76	+	45	205
	68			68			289			578

Variant: 2 Level: Hard

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Divisional ENG

Creates examples with a long division of decimals according to the British system

1 Variant 3 Levels


0.4	13.8


0.4	23.4


3	1.8


0.4	19

Variant: 1 Level: Easy

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Residual

Creates examples with a division operation of integers, the answers may contain a decimal point

1 Variant 3 Levels

99÷12=	74÷8=	9÷6=
36÷3=	11÷2=	76÷8=

Variant: 1 Level: Normal

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Definition

Creates examples with operations of addition, subtraction, multiplication and division of decimals, the answers are always positive

3 Variants 4 Levels

377.604-38.556÷0.765-177.715=

800×0.576-74.52÷43.125=

Variant: 2 Level: Hard

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Fragment

Creates examples with multiplication and division of fractions

3 Variants 3 Levels

3	×	6	1	=
2			6

2	×	5	=
5		8

3	÷	4	1	=
5			5

Variant: 1 Level: Easy

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Reduction

Creates expressions with fractions which need to reduce

1 Variant 3 Levels

24	=
72

828	=
24

1216	=
57

Variant: 1 Level: Normal

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Limited

Creates examples with operations of addition, subtraction, multiplication and division of fractions, the answers are always positive

2 Variants 3 Levels

25	–	18	÷	19	31	=
116		29			35

1	÷	9	+	27	4	=
2		118			9

Variant: 1 Level: Hard

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Residual ENG

Creates examples with a long division of integers according to the British system, the answers may contain a decimal point

1 Variant 3 Levels

54÷50=	21÷10=	12÷15=
84÷6=	100÷25=	92÷4=

Variant: 1 Level: Normal

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System

Creates system of equations, the answers are always integers and positive

3 Variants 3 Levels

	6x×5y=65610

	276y÷4x=207

	2x+56y=5174

	16x-7y=897

Variant: A Level: Normal

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Positive

Beginner

Natural

Cognizant

Column

Linear

Remainder

Multiplier

Divisor

Numeracy

Divisor ENG

Remainder ENG

Round

Partitive

Divisional

Denary

Rounding

Numerator

Point

Improper

Divisional ENG

Residual

Definition

Fragment

Reduction

Limited

Residual ENG

System

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