Maths For Age 7 Plus

Tell the number maths problem or Who am I . This maths problem are basically made for kids age 6 to 8 years

Question 1) I am the number between 5 and 15. The sum of my digits is odd. One of the digits is                             twice the other ?

Question 2 ) I am a number between 20 and 50. One digit is half the other . The product of the digits                        is twice the sum of the digits ?


Question 3) I  am a 4-digit number. In my number there are only two different digits.
                   The sum of all my digits is 6. My hundreds digit is less than 2.
                    My tens digit is even. The order of my digits is least to greatest.

Question 4) I am a two-digit number. My tens digit is 4 more than my ones digit. If you
                    multiply me by 5, the estimated product is 300

Question 5 ) I am more than 100 but less than 200 . I am divisible by 5 . The sum of my digits are                           divisible by 5. The product of my digits are divisible by 5. My three digits are odd.
                     Who am I ?
                    Can you tell the clues without that also you are able to tell the number ?


Question 6 ) I am less than 50 and more than 20. The sum and product of my two digits are the same

Question 7 )   I am greater than 54 + 16 .  I am less than 102 -12 . My ones digit is 1 less than my tens                        digit.  I am not 76.


Question 8 ) I am a number over 200 but less than 500. All my digits are same . The sum of my digits                      is 12.


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