Geometry - math word problems - page 134 of 163
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- Drinking trough
A drinking trough for cattle is in the shape of a cylinder measuring 2 metres in length and 80 cm in width. How much sheet metal is needed to make it, given that an additional 12% of material is added for joints? - 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 - Milk cartons
Monika measured the dimensions of two different milk cartons. One had dimensions of 9*5.8*19.6 cm, the other 9.4*6.3*17.3 cm. She wanted to see if less material was used to make a particular box. Check it out and find out what percentage of material is sa - The bus stop
The bus stop waiting room has the shape of a regular quadrilateral pyramid 4 m high with a 5 m base edge. Calculate how much m² roofing is required to cover the sheathing of three walls, taking 40% of the additional coverage. - The concrete basement
The concrete base has a square base a = 90 cm and is 0.2 m high. How many kg of concrete did we use to build it if the concrete density is ρ=2200 kg/m³? - Tent fabric calculation
The children's tent with a beech wood floor has the shape of a regular four-sided pyramid with a base edge of 1.25 m and a height of 80 cm. How much m² of fabric do we need to finish the tent if we add 12% material to the folds? - Triangle construction sides
Construct a right triangle ABC with the hypotenuse AB: a) | AB | = 72 mm, | BC | = 51 mm b) | AB | = 58 mm, | AC | = 42 mm - Square grid drawing
Draw a square so that its sides do not lie on the lines of the square grid - Cuboid and ratio
A cuboid has a volume of 810 cm³. The lengths of edges from the same vertex are in a ratio of 2:3:5. Find the dimensions of a cuboid. - 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? - Prism pyramid ratio
For the volumes of a perpendicular prism and a pyramid with the same base and height: A) the volumes are equal B) the volume of a pyramid is three times smaller than the volume of a prism C) the ratio of the volumes of the prism and the pyramid is 1:3 D) - Surface area 2
Calculate how many % reduce the surface area of the cube is reduced the length of each edge by 10%. - 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. - Prism + rhomboid
The prism-shaped vessel with a rhomboid base has one base diagonal of 10 cm and the edge of the base 14 cm. The edge of the base and the prism height are in a ratio of 2:5. How many liters of water is in the container when it is filled to four-fifths of t - Block-shaped tank
The block-shaped tank has dimensions of 320 cm, 50 cm, and 180 cm. 1. How much water can fit in it? 2. It was 45% filled. How much water was in it? - Triangle Line Two Points
Draw an arbitrary triangle ABC and a line o to have exactly 2 points in common with the triangle. - Wood cuboid
What is the weight of the wood cuboid 15 cm, 20 cm, and 3 m if 1 m³ wood weighs 800 kg? - What power
What power should the radiator have in a room 5x4 meters with a height of 3 meters? Hint: Calculate 35 watts per meter³ when you need 22 degrees in the room, but you need about 24 degrees in the bathroom. It's an old heating cheat, but it will help you. - Granite cube buoyancy
The granite cube with an edge length of 1 dm and a weight of 2.5 kg is immersed in a container with water. How much buoyancy makes it lighter? How much compressive force does the cube exert on the bottom of the container? - Triangle median difference
Draw an equilateral triangle ABC with a side of 8.5 cm. Assemble all the mines and measure them. What is the difference between the longest and the shortest of them?
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