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Math - Using the Presidents

Here are simple math story problems that use facts about the Presidents of the United States.
Quiz by rodaegel
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Last updated: November 4, 2019
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First submittedNovember 4, 2019
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The presidential number of George W. Bush, minus the presidential number of George H.W. Bush.
2
John F. Kennedy's torpedo patrol boat number plus the number of Presidents who were never associated with a political party.
110
The number of Presidents who were born with the name "John", times the number of presidents who were born with the name "James."
30
The election (not inaugural) year of Thomas Jefferson's first victory, divided by the number of times FDR was elected.
450
The number of Presidents born in Virginia, divided by the number of months William Henry Harrison served as President.
8
The two presidential numbers of Grover Cleveland added together.
46
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The year LBJ became President, minus the number of father/son Presidential pairs in US history.
1961
The age of the youngest person to be President, plus the age of the youngest person elected President.
85
The number of Presidents who died in office, times the number of Vice-Presidents Nixon had throughout his Presidency.
16
The year Barack Obama was reelected, minus the presidential number of Abraham Lincoln.
1996
The dollar value of all common currency with George Washington on the front plus the dollar value of all common currency with Abraham Lincoln on the front.
$6.26
The number of Democratic Presidents between 1900-2000, times the number of Federalist Presidents.
7
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stayc0tt
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Level 46
Nov 4, 2019
How did you arrive at 400 on question #4. Jefferson was elected in 1801. FDR was elected 4 times. 1801 divided by 4=450.25. What am I missing?
rodaegel
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Level 83
Nov 4, 2019
Admission: I screwed up. I had edited the question numerous times and between all of them, I must've forgotten to change the actual answer. Thank you for pointing that out, and I apologize.
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