Basic operations and concepts - math word problems - page 292 of 319
Number of problems found: 6371
- Percents from percent
How much is 13% of 20% of 500 greater than 8% of 14% of 200?
- Cutting cone
A cone with a base radius of 10 cm and a height of 12 cm is given. At what height above the base should we divide it by a section parallel to the base so that the volumes of the two resulting bodies are the same? Express the result in cm.
- Combi-triangle
Each square side is marked 10 different points outside the square's vertices. How many triangles can be constructed from this set of points, where each vertex of the triangle lies on the other side of the square?
- Dimensions 82810
The block has 10 cm, 20 cm, and 50 cm dimensions. We reduce the first edge of the cuboid by 20% and increase the second by 20%. How does the volume of the cuboid change? By how many percent?
- The surface area
How much percent will the surface area of a 4x5x8 cm block increase if the length of the shortest edge is increased by 2 cm?
- Scale factor
A prism with a volume of 1458 mm³ is scaled down to a volume of 16 mm³. What is the scale factor in fraction form?
- Distribute 82137
We have a profit of 40000e, and the work took 30 days. The first worker is promised 38% of the profit but only works for 15 days, the second worker is promised 33% of the profit and works for 20 days, and the third is promised 28% of the profit and works
- Shooter
The probability that a good shooter hits the center of the target circle No. I is 0.1. The probability that the target hit the inner circle II is 0.58. What is the probability that it hits the target circle I or II?
- Dimensions 60923
The drawing of the apartment is in the ratio of 1:200. The living room has dimensions of 2cm x 3cm in the picture. How many square meters does the living room have?
- Rectangle 7768
The base of a cuboid is a rectangle. The ratio of its length to width is 3:2. The length of the rectangle of the base is in the ratio of 4:5 to the height of the block. The sum of the lengths of all the edges of the block is 2.8m. Find: a) the surface of
- Cube-shaped 71414
Mother and daughter Susan are wrapping presents for father. Maťko has a cube-shaped box with dimensions of 9 cm, 3 cm, and 7 cm, and Zuzka has a box in the shape of a cube with an edge length of 3 cm. How many square cm of wrapping paper will they use in
- Calculate 26433
Calculate how much cm² of paper needs to be bought to make a 60 mm cube if you need to add an extra 12% to the folds.
- Material 24841
The diameter of the ball screen is 30 cm. If we add 5% of the material to be sewn, how many m² of fabric do we need to make?
- Roof 7
The roof is a regular quadrangular pyramid with a base edge of 12 m, and a height of 4 m. How many percent is folds and waste if in construction was consumed 181.4m² of the plate was?
- Z6–I–5 MO 2019
The shape in the picture was created by cutting a small cross out of a large cross. Each of these crosses can be composed of five identical squares, with the sides of the small squares being half the sides of the large squares. The area of the gray shap
- Sphere growth
How many times does a volume of the sphere rise if priemer rises 10×?
- The observatory
The dome of the hemisphere-shaped observatory is 5.4 meters high. How many square meters of sheet metal need to be covered to cover it, and must we add 15 percent to the minimum amount due to joints and waste?
- Scale
The swimming pool is long 50 m and 30 m wide. The city's plan is shown as a rectangle with an area 2.4 cm². What scale is the city plan?
- Circumference 81557
Calculate how many volleyballs with a circumference of 65 cm fit into a cube-shaped rack whose edge is 100 cm long.
- Opposite 79954
We color a wooden cube with an edge length of 3 cm so that three walls are blue, three are red, and no two opposite walls are the same color. Cut the cube into 1 cm³ cubes. How many cats will have at least one red wall and at least one blue wall?
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