Direct proportionality - math word problems - page 29 of 37
Number of problems found: 736
- Cylinder
The cylinder-shaped container has 80 liters of water. The water reaches 45 cm in height. How many water liters will be in a container if the water level extends to a height of 72 cm? Write the result in liters. Write down only as a whole or decimal number - Shadow and light
Nine meters height poplar tree has a shadow 16.2 meters long. How long does shadow have at the same time as Joe if he is 1,4m tall? - Weight ratio
Andrej, Michal, Patrik, and Juraj together weigh 128 kg. Their weights are in the ratio 1:6:7:2. Determine what weight each of them has. - Smallest internal angle
Calculate what size has the smallest internal angle of the triangle if values of angles α:β:γ = 3:4:8 - Stew
To prepare stew for ten loggers, we need 2.5 kg of potatoes, 0.8 kg of meat, 18 dag of flour, 30 dag onion, and one bread. What is the required amount of raw materials for 50 participants in camps where loggers eat 1.5 times more than a camp participant? - Tmp workers
Three temporary workers cleaned 60 m of the walkway in 5 hours. How many meters of the walkway were cleared by seven volunteers for eight hours? - Numbers at ratio
The two numbers are in a ratio of 3:2. If we each increase by five would be at a ratio of 4:3. What is the sum of the original numbers? - Moneys in triple ratio
Milan, John, and Lili have a total of 344 euros. Their amounts are in the ratio of 1:2:5. Determine how much each of them has. - Ages
John, Teresa, Daniel, and Paul have a summary of 56 years. Their ages are in a ratio of 1:2:5:6. Determine how many years each has. - Map distance
On a map with a scale of 1:50,000, we measured the distance of places AB = 136 mm. The actual distance between cities A and B is: - Food supplies
The naval ship had 150 people on board and food supplies for 60 days. The captain took on board 30 shipwrecked sailors. For how many days do they have food supplies? - Map distance
On a 1:10,000 scale map, two cities are 8.5 cm apart. What distance in millimeters will these cities have on a 1:25,000 scale map? - Cheetah vs snail
The fastest animal in the world is the cheetah, which reaches a speed of 34 meters per second. One of the slowest animals is the snail, which travels at 1/2 millimeters per second. How many times is a cheetah faster than a snail? - House plans
The owner of the house received two different plans for the new building. One with a scale of 1:100, followed by the builders, and the other with a scale of 1:25, according to which he will finish the interior. In the first plan, his living room was 7 cm - Horse distribution
The king distributed his horses to the three sons in a ratio of 7:6:4. The eldest son received 63 horses, the most of all the brothers. How many horses did the king share with his sons? - Forest cleanup
A group of nature conservationists (a total of 28 members) and a sports team (16 members) worked for 7 days to clean up the forest park with an area of 10 ha. How many days would conservationists have to work without the help of athletes? - Plot dimensions
Calculate the actual proportions of the rectangular plot in meters, which has dimensions of 70 mm and 90 mm, on a 1:2000 scale plan. - Oats supply
Five horses will eat oat stocks in 15 days. For how many days is the supply for three horses enough? - Bulb consumption
Eighty identical light bulbs shine in the sports hall for two hours. How long does it take to consume the same energy from 100 such bulbs? - Brick delivery
The truck driver drives bricks for construction. If he went three times a day, he would produce the bricks needed for construction in 12 days. How many times a day does he have to go to finish work three days earlier?
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