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- Garden area ratio
The garden is drawn on a scale of 1:200. In what ratio are the real area of the garden and the area of its image? - Triangle height intersection
Given a triangle ABC: A (-1,3), B(2,-2), C(-4,-3). Determine the coordinates of the intersection of the heights and the coordinates of the intersection of the axes of the sides. - Circle rectangle fit
Find out if a circle with an area of 38.5 cm² fits into a rectangle with dimensions of 110 mm and 65 mm. - Garden irrigation area
The rain gauge showed that an eight-millimeter layer of water fell on Mr. Severa's square garden. If Mr. Severa wanted to achieve the same irrigation of the garden, he would have to use 200 full sixteen-liter watering cans. calculate the area of his garde - Bed sand volume The radius of the circular bed is 2 m. Around it is an area filled with sand, the border of which is formed by the sides of a square with a length of 5 m and the bed's perimeter. Calculate the volume of the area covered with sand.
- Rectangle perimeter area
The rectangle has a perimeter of 30 cm. The ratio of its sides a: b=2:3. Calculate the sides' lengths and the rectangle's area. - Trapezoid angle sizes
Given a trapezoid ABCD and the sizes of the interior angles. Angle SDC 32° SAD angle 33° SDA angle 77° Angle CBS 29°, where S is the intersection of the diagonals. What is the size of the angle BSA? - Cone surface volume
The cone's surface is 75.36 cm, and the radius is 3 cm. Calculate the volume of the cone. - Bathroom tile count
The bathroom wall is 4 m long. Its height is half its length. How many square meters of 10 cm x 10 cm square tiles will be needed to cover it? - Hourglass
An hourglass consists of two identical containers in the shape of rotational cones. For simplicity, we assume that the cones touch only at their apexes. The sand reaches to half the height of the lower cone. After turning the hourglass over, it takes exac - The mesh
How many m² of mesh are needed for fencing a rectangular cage without a base with dimensions of 25 m, 18 m, 2.5 m? - Resulting cross
From the corners of the square with a side length of 10 cm, we cut out small squares with a side length of 3 cm. What is the area of the resulting cross? - Diamond tile paving
How many diamond-shaped tiles with a side of 25 cm and a height of 20 cm are needed to pave a rectangular courtyard with sides of 30 m and 28 m if the joints represent 1/20 of the area? - Cylinder-shaped part
A truncated cone-shaped part with base radii of 4 cm and 22 cm is to be recast into a cylinder-shaped part of the same height as the original part. What base radius will the new part have? - Decorations - spherical
The glass Christmas decorations have the shape of a ball with a diameter of 8 cm. In a small family business, they produce 50,000 pieces a year. The entire surface of these balls is covered with glitter. 400 g of glitter is needed to cover an area of 1 m² - Archaeologists
Archaeologists need to find out the size of the vessel if the sherd found was in the shape of a circular section with a length of 12 cm and a height of 3 cm. What is the area of this section? - Book paper area
Approximately how many square meters of paper are needed to make a 500-page book that measures 29.7 cm by 21 cm (printed on both sides of the paper). - Quadrilateral calc
The square ABCD is given. The midpoint of AB is E, the midpoint of BC is F, CD is G, and the midpoint of DA is H. Join AF, BG, CH, and DE. Inside the square (approximately in the middle), the intersections of these line segments form a quadrilateral. Calc - Square perimeter area
Find out if a square with a perimeter of 12 CM has an area greater than 12 cm² - Room plan area
The area of the square-shaped room on the drawing with a scale of 1:150 is 6 cm². Determine the actual area of the room in square meters.
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