Fractions + square (second power, quadratic) - practice problems - page 14 of 16
Number of problems found: 301
- Pyramid-shaped roof
A block-shaped shed is covered with a quadrilateral pyramid-shaped roof with a base with sides of 6m and 3m and a height of 2.5m. How many m² (square meters) must be purchased if an extra 40% is calculated for roofing and waste?
- Simple right triangle
Right triangle. Given: side c = 18.8 and angle beta = 22° 23'. Calculate sides a, b, angle alpha, and area.
- Slope of track
Calculate the average slope (in permille and even in degrees) of the rail tracks between Prievidza (309 m AMSL) and Bratislava (152 m AMSL) if the track is 158 km long.
- Calculate 6219
Right triangle. Given: side b = 15.8 angle alpha = 15° 11`. Calculate the side a, c, beta angle, and area.
- Tent
A pyramid-shaped tent has a base square with a side length of 2 m and a height of 1.7 m. How many meters of canvas is needed to make it if we should add 10% for waste?
- Alpha angle
Right triangle. Given: side c = 15.8 and angle alpha = 73°10'. Calculate side a, b, angle beta, and an area.
- Cross-section 62964
The owner must cover the carport with a hipped roof with a rectangular cross-section of 8 m x 5 m. All roof surfaces have the same slope of 30°. Determine the price and weight of the roof if 1 m² cost €270 and weighs 43 kg.
- An observer
An observer standing west of the tower sees its top at an altitude angle of 45 degrees. After moving 50 meters to the south, he sees its top at an altitude angle of 30 degrees. How tall is the tower?
- Hectoliters 22383
The reservoir has the shape of a sphere with a diameter of 10 m. How many hectoliters of water is in it when it is filled to 90%? How many kg of paint are needed for painting if it is painted twice, and 1 kg of paint is enough for 6 square meters?
- The cosine law
Solve the unknown dimensions for the following triangle: Triangle ABC: Angle A=43 degrees, b=7.0cm, c=6.0cm Question 1. Angle B with units written as degrees Question 2. Angle C with units written as degrees Question 3. a, rounded to the nearest tenth of
- Quadrilateral pyramid
The height of a regular quadrilateral pyramid is 6.5 cm, and the angle between the base and the side wall is 42°. Calculate the surface area and volume of the body—round calculations to 1 decimal place.
- Train speed
The train speed is decreased from 72 km/h to 36 km/h in 50 seconds. If the train movement is continuously slowing, find the acceleration and the distance it travels.
- Cross-section 71254
The steel conductors of the long-distance power line have a cross-section of 5 cm². Calculate the resistance of a steel wire with a length of 2 km if the resistivity of the steel is 13 * 10-8 Ω · m.
- Magnitudes 64704
The triangle ABC determines the size of the sides a and b and the magnitudes of the interior angles β and γ, given c = 1.86 m, the line on the side c is 2.12 m, and the angle alpha is 40 ° 12 '.
- The roof
The house's roof has the shape of a regular quadrilateral pyramid 5 m high and the edge of the base 7 m. How many tiles with an area of 540 cm² are needed?
- Truncated pyramid
The concrete pedestal in a regular quadrilateral truncated pyramid has a height of 12 cm; the pedestal edges have lengths of 2.4 and 1.6 dm. Calculate the surface of the base.
- Mechanical 80527
A stone with a mass of 2 kg falls in free fall from a tower with a height of 80 m. What is its kinetic energy, and what is its potential energy: a) At the beginning of the fall, b) In 1 s from the beginning of the fall, c) Upon impact, d) What is its mech
- Deviation - slope angle
Calculate the volume and surface of the rotating cone if its height is 10 cm and the side has a deviation of 30° from the base plane.
- Center
Calculate the coordinates of the center of gravity T [x, y] of triangle ABC; A[-17,9] B[-26,-19] C[-7,7].
Do you have homework that you need help solving? Ask a question, and we will try to solve it. Solving math problems.