Algebra - math word problems - page 288 of 305
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- Three students
Three students independently try to solve the problem. The first student will solve a similar problem with a probability of 0.6, the second student will solve at a probability of 0.55, and the third will solve at a probability of 0.04. The problem is reso - Permutations
How many 4-digit numbers can be composed of numbers 1,2,3,4,5,6,7 if: a, the digits must not be repeated in the number b, the number should be divisible by five, and the numbers must not be repeated c, digits can be repeated - Average mark
Calculate the average mark in English if a student got a couple of 3's, 20% less two than 3, and 50% more 1's than the 2's. - Building construction time
Peter and Honzo decided to build the building as quickly as possible. They built one-twentieth of the building in ten minutes. After 20 minutes, three more friends joined. Everyone was building at the same pace. How many minutes did it take to build the s - Hiking trip
Rosie went on a hiking trip. On the first day, she walked 18 kilometers. Each day since she walked 90 percent of what she had walked the day before. What is the total distance Rosie has traveled by the end of the 10th day? Please round your final answer t - Doctor 2
A doctor noted the Diastolic Blood Pressure (DBP) of a large number of patients. Later, he scrambled the data to keep the privacy of his patients. Based on the scrambled dataset, he finds that the lower inner fence is equal to 50 and the upper inner fence - Cinema seat probability Calculate the probability of the event that you sit in seats 1 to 30 in the cinema at: a) seat marked with a prime number b) seat marked with an even number c) a seat marked with a number divisible by 3 or 4
- Three numbers
We have three different non-zero digits. We will create all three-digit numbers from them and use all three figures in each. We add all the made numbers and get the sum of 1554. What were the numbers? - KOH
How many g of 20% KOH solution do we need to mix with 500 g of 30% KOH solution to obtain a 25% KOH solution? - Traffic accidents
Of the total number of traffic accidents, 80% occur in the village and 20% outside the village. If the number of traffic accidents in the village were reduced by 40%, by what percentage would the total number of traffic accidents decrease? - Shape perimeter fourth
Péta composed several planar shapes from mutually congruent triangles. The circumferences of the first three are 8 cm, 11.4 cm, and 14.7 cm, respectively. Determine the perimeter of the fourth shape. - Truck pile shifts
Four trucks will move the pile in 25 shifts. How many cars are needed to reduce the time by 2:5? - Taxi
A taxi ride costs $3 plus $2.50 per mile. Write and graph an equation using two variables representing the total cost of the taxi ride. - Contract
Eight employees complete the contract for 65 hours. After 17 hours, three employees had to leave for another job. How many more hours will the job on the contract be fulfilled? - Scouts
Three scouts went on a three-day trip. On the second day went 4 km more than the first day. The third day went two times less than the first day. They went along 54 km. How many kilometers went every day together? - Tractors
Six tractors started plowing the field, and work together took 12 days. Agronomist hesitates to: A) after two days, withdraw two tractors or B) after three days, withdraw three tractors. Help him which of these two cases will be plowing done sooner. - Pedestrian up-down hill
The pedestrian goes for a walk first on the plane at 4 km/h, then uphill at 3 km/h. Then it is in the middle of the route, turns back, and goes downhill at 6 km/h. The total walk was 6 hours. How many kilometers went pedestrians? - In the parking lot 2
There were 12 cars in the parking lot - 5 green, 4 blue, and 3 red. What is the probability that the last car left in the parking lot is blue or green? - Even five-digit
How many can even five-digit natural numbers with different digits be created from the digits 0 - 6? - Fluid
We have vessels containing 7 liters, 5 liters, and 2 liters. The largest container is filled with fluid, and the others are empty. Can you only get 5 liters and two 1 liter of fluid by pouring? How much pouring is needed?
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