Basic operations and concepts - math word problems - page 70 of 332
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- Savings ratio three
The savings of Victor and Peter are in the ratio of 15:8, and the savings of Peter and George are in the ratio of 2:1. What is the ratio of the savings of Victor, Peter, and George? - Carbohydrates
Suppose five pieces of candy contain 11 grams of carbohydrates. How many grams of carbohydrates do 20 pieces contain? - Magnifying glass percentage
What magnification of magnifying glass in percent if the magnification is 4x? - Silvia
Silvia is 20% lighter than Katy. What percentage is Katy heavier? - Bread flour percentage
There is 3.8 kg of flour in 5 kg of black bread. What percentage of the weight of bread is flour? - Container percentage
We first poured 0.25 water from the full container, then 0.2 of the remaining water. What percentage of the container remained full? - Syrup juice liters
We have 4.5 liters of syrup, and 80% is juice. How many liters of juice were there? - The import
The import duty is 12 percent. If the value of the goods is ; 84.00, how much is the import duty? - Ton percentage
What percentage is 119 t of 85 t? - Price discount percentage
The price before the discount is 1800. The price after the discount is 1500. What is the discount percentage? - Exponential decay
A tank contains 55 liters of water. Water is flowing out at the rate of 7% per minute. How long does it take to drain the tank? - Railways 3
Railway Corporation wants to purchase a new machine for $360,000. Management predicts that the machine can produce sales of $220,000 yearly for the next five years. Expenses are expected to include direct materials, direct labor, and factory overhead (exc - Free trains for students
An example of state interference in the market mechanism is the recent controversial action of 17 November 2014 - free travel by train for students and pensioners. The basics of economics say that if the price of a service is low, the quality will also be - Nou camp
Nou camp is the largest football stadium in Europe with a capacity of 99 354 places. It has built several dozen entrances. Half an hour before the start of the sold-out match there were already 30 906 fans in the stands. Through each of the 31 entrances, - Straight-line depreciation
Olsen Inc. Purchased a $580,000 machine to manufacture a specialty tap for electrical equipment. The tap is in high demand, and Olsen can sell all it can manufacture for the next ten years. To encourage capital investments, the government exempts taxes on - First train
In 1839, the first train went from Vienna to Brno, and in 1845 to Prague. It took, however, more than 50 years before the first Czech locomotives came out onto the tracks. The first Czech-Moravian factory for machines left the first Czech locomotive on 26 - Non-linear effects
Since 2017, the percentage rate of flat-rate expenses has been increased from 40% to 60% of the total income. The monthly limit (420 euros) has been cancelled and the annual limit of the sum of flat-rate expenses is increased from 5 040 euros to 20 000 eu - Four bicycles
In the department store, they sell bicycles for families with children. Women's bicycles are 10% more expensive than men's, and children's bikes are a third cheaper than women's. The family paid a total of CZK 31,030 for two children's, one man's, and one - Plum dumplings
Three journeymen on their apprenticeship arrived completely exhausted at a tavern and ordered – it was at the end of summer – plum dumplings for supper. While supper was being prepared, they chattered and dozed at the table, until they fell soundly asleep - Lottery - eurocents
Tereza bets in the lottery and finally wins. She went to the booth to have the prize paid out. An elderly gentleman beside him wants to buy a newspaper but is missing five cents. Tereza is in a generous mood after the win, so she gives the man five cents
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