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- Soccer balls
Pupils in one class want to buy two soccer balls together. If each of them brings 12.50 euros, they will miss 100 euros; if each brings 16 euros, they will remain 12 euros. How many students are in the class?
- Powerful 29651
The first machine can sow a field in 12 hours. The second, more powerful machine in 8 hours. How many hours was the field sown if workers deployed both machines, but the second machine started working 2 hours later than the first machine?
- Journey to spa
Mr. Dvorak took his wife to the spa, and the journey took 3.5 hours. On the way back, he drove 12 km/h faster and was home in 3 hours. At what speed did he go to the spa, and at what speed did he return?
- Reading
If I read 15 pages a day, I will read the whole book in 18 days. How long will it take to read a book if I only read nine pages every day?
- Brothers 29471
The two brothers are 41 years old. One is seven years older than the other. How old is your younger brother?
- Inhabitants 29451
480 people live in the village of Grandmother. There are seven times fewer blue-eyed people than people with different eye colors. How many inhabitants of the village are blue-eyed?
- Three-quarters 29441
Peter bought a calculator. He saved three-quarters of its price himself, and half of the remaining amount was given to him by his grandfather. He still lacked 7 euros, which he borrowed from his brother. How much did the calculator cost?
- Rediscounted 29431
At the beginning of the season, roller skates became 15% more expensive. In the autumn, they were rediscounted by 15% of the new price. Their price after the price increase and discount was € 195.50. What was their original price?
- Grapes harvesting
The foreman harvested grapes for three days, a total of 2,510 kg. On the second day, they peeled 480 kilograms less than the first day, the third day, and 25% more than the first day. How many kilograms of grapes did the part-timers pick the second day?
- Sum of seven
The sum of seven consecutive odd natural numbers is 119. Determine the smallest of them.
- When I
When I am as old as my older brother is today, my brother will be twice as old as I am today. a) How old is my brother if I am 8 years old today? b) How old am I if my brother is 21 today?
- Students
Students solve word problems. They received 3 points for each correctly solved task. Four points were deducted for a task that was not solved or incorrectly solved. Tomas solved a total of 15 tasks and scored 24 points. How many tasks did he solve correct
- Diggers
Eight diggers will do the job in 85 hours. After 21 hours, three diggers had to leave. How many hours will the work be done?
- The leaves
Karel raked the leaves in the garden alone in 24 minutes, and his younger brother took 30 minutes. How long would they dig a garden if Karel digs alone for 6 minutes and his brother comes to his aid?
- Solutions, mixtures
We have 2 liters of 20% solution available. How much 70% solution do we need to add to get a 30% solution?
- Fulfilled 29001
Race A can fulfill the order in 12 days, and race B can fulfill the same order in 18 days. If both plants work together, how many days will the order be fulfilled?
- Pine
At the beginning of the month, there was four times more pine lumber in the warehouse than spruce. 512 cubic meters of pine lumber and 62 cubic meters of spruce lumber were processed during the month. At the end of the month, the same amount of both types
- Dimensions of the trapezoid
One of the trapezoid bases is one-fifth larger than its height, and the second base is 1 cm larger than its height. Find the dimensions of the trapezoid if its area is 115 cm2
- Delivered 28881
They delivered the same number of cans of stuffed cabbage leaves and leche with sausage to the store. On the first day, they sold 10 cans of cabbage leaves and 85 cans of leche. So there were six times more cans of cabbage leaves than cans of leche. How m
- Magic bag
The number of tolars in the magic bag doubled each time the prince crossed the bridge. But then the devil always conjured 300 tolars for him. When this happened for the third time, the prince had twice as much as he had in the beginning. How many tolars d
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