Geometry - math word problems - page 132 of 162
Number of problems found: 3232
- Roof 8
How many liters of air is under the tower's roof, which has the shape of a regular six-sided pyramid with a 3,6-meter-long bottom edge and a 2,5-meter height? Calculate the supporting columns occupy about 7% of the volume under the roof. - Into box
How many cubes with an edge of 2.5 cm fit into a box measuring 11.6 cm, 8.9 cm, and 13.75 cm? - A cylinder
A cylinder 108 cm high has a circumference of 24 cm. A string makes exactly six complete turns around the cylinder while its two ends touch the top and bottom. (forming a spiral around the cylinder). How long is the string in cm? - Cylindrical 30331
Calculate the area of sheet metal needed to make a closed cylindrical vessel with a radius of 2.5 m and a height of 1.2 m if the joints and waste count for 6%. - Construct 83195
Two line segments of different lengths are given. Construct a circle k so that both line segments are its chords. - Triangle ABC
Construct a triangle ABC is given c = 60mm, hc = 40 mm and b = 48 mm analysis procedure steps construction - Cube into sphere
The cube has brushed a sphere as large as possible. Determine how much percent the waste was. - The glass
1 m³ of glass weighs 2600 kg. Calculate the weight of the glass glazing panel with dimensions of 2.5 m and 3.8 m if the thickness of the glass is 0.8 cm. - Construct diagonals
The point B is a vertex of rectangle ABCD. The diagonal BD of this rectangle lies on the line p. Point X is an interior point of side AD of rectangle ABCD, and point Y is an internal point of side CD. Construct the missing vertices D, A, and C of the rect - Relative 8009
Sketch the relative position of the circles k1 (S1, r1 = 5cm) and k2 (S2, r2 = 3cm) and k / S1S2 / = 0 cm and give its name. - Mass point
Two equal forces of 30 Newtons act on a mass point. Find the magnitude of the resultant force if these forces form an angle of 42°. - Cone and cube
About what percentage has cone with base radius r larger volume than a same high cube with square base with edge length r? - The intersection of the diagonals
In the rectangular coordinate system, a rectangle ABCD is drawn. These coordinates determine the vertices of the rectangle: A = (2.2) B = (8.2) C = (8.6) D = (2.6) Find the coordinates of the intersection of the diagonals of the ABCD rectangle. - Roof cover
Above the pavilion with a square ground plan with a side length of a = 12 m is a pyramid-shaped roof with a height v = 4.5 m. Calculate how much m² of sheet metal is needed to cover this roof; if 5.5% of the sheet, we must add for joints and waste. - Allowances 82413
The teacher decided to sew covers for the eight-seat blocks in the school library. All cubes are cube-shaped with an edge 40 cm long. How many m² of fabric will the teacher need in total if the blocks are not lined from the bottom, and 5% must be added fo - Coordinates 32183
The triangle ABC is given in the plane. A (-3,5), B (2,3), C (-1, -2) write the coordinates of the vectors u, v, w if u = AB, v = AC, and w = BC. Enter the coordinates of the centers of the lines SAB (..), SAC (...), SBC (. ..) - Measuring 6188
Find the length of the cube's edge and its volume is equal to 60% of the volume of a block measuring 7 cm, 8 cm, and 6 cm. - Determine 2429
Determine the length of the cube's edge, the volume of which is equal to 60% of the volume of a block measuring 7cm, 8cm, and 6cm. - Hectoliters - tank
A cylindrical tank with a base diameter of 1.2 m is supposed to hold 17 hectoliters of water. How many square meters of sheet metal are needed to make it? We calculate if 2% of the surfaces are for joints and waste. - Sheet metal troughs
A farmer orders sheet metal troughs from a tinsmith for loading calves on pasture. The tinsmith looks at a picture of the trough and estimates how much sheet metal he will need for one trough. Determine the sheet metal consumption, add 15% for waste and j
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