Geometry - math word problems - page 136 of 163
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- Rain
The empty barrel with a radius of 8 dm and height of 1.2 m rain filled to 75% of its capacity. How many mm of water rained on the roof space of 75 m² - Reduce of the volume
Calculate how many % reduce the volume of the cube is reduced the length of each edge by 10%. - Copper Cu wire
Copper wire with a diameter of 1 mm and a weight of 350 g is wound on a spool. Calculate its length if the copper density is p = 8.9 g/cm cubic. - Cuprum
From the 1600 mm long sheet of copper plate 2 mm thickness, we have separated over the whole length of the belt weighing 6000 g. Calculate belt width if one dm³ copper weighs 8.9 kg. - Medal
Calculate the approximate weight of the gold Olympic medal if its diameter is 7 cm and its thickness 6 mm. The density of gold can be found in tables or on the Internet. - Different points
Mark 4 different points O, P, R. S. Mark of line OP, OR, OS. Measure the marked lines. - Glass Door Panel Weight
What is the weight of the glass door panel if it is 5 mm thick, 2.1 m high, and 6.5 d wide? The density of glass is 2.5 kg/dm³. - Boxes
Boxes in the shape of a cuboid/without a lid/we decided to paint all sides/both inside and outside. The dimensions of the bottom are 60 cm X 30 cm and the height is 12 cm. How many cans of paint will be needed to paint 10 such boxes if one can last for pa - Six-sided parasol
The parasol has the shape of the shell of a regular six-sided pyramid, whose base edge is a=6dm and height v=25cm. How much fabric is needed to make a parasol if we count 10% for joints and waste? - Box
The cardboard is a box-shaped quadrangular prism with a rhombic base. Rhombus has a side 5 cm, one diagonal 8 cm long, and the box's height is 12 cm. The package will open at the top. How many cm² of cardboard do we need to cover overlap and joints that a - Leveling
Calculate how many we must purchase 25 kg bags of leveling concrete if we level room 19 m² to the "height" 11 mm if consumption is 1.7 kg per square meter and millimeter thickness. - Radiators
Calculate the radiator output if it has a thermal gradient (difference between inlet water and return temperatures) a) 5°C b) 10°C c) 15°C d) 20°C A heating water volume flow is 45 kg/h. How fast the water flows from the supply pipe to the radiator e) DN1 - Axial section of the cone
The axial section of the cone is an isosceles triangle in which the ratio of cone diameter to cone side is 2:3. Calculate its volume if you know its area is 314 cm square. - Assume
Two naughty boys broke the glass on the front door. The glass was 105 cm, 150 cm, and 6 mm thick. They decided to buy the glass from their savings and, since they assumed that it would not weigh more than 12 kg, they would bring it and ask the caretaker t - Soccer ball
Calculate how many soccer balls (the volume of one is 7,200 cm3) theoretically fit into a room with dimensions of 8x5x3 m. Neglect the gaps between the balls. - Pyramid volume ratio
A regular quadrilateral pyramid with base edge length a = 15cm and height v = 21cm is given. We draw two planes parallel to the base, dividing the height of the pyramid into three equal parts. Calculate the ratio of the volumes of the 3 bodies created. - Bathroom
How much CZK do we pay for lining the perimeter walls of the bathroom with rectangular shapes with dimensions of 3.5 m and 4 m, high 1.5 m if 1 square m tile costs 300 CZK? - Circle construction points
Construct 2 circles so that their centers are 5 cm apart and: and they had no common touch b- they had a common point They had 2 points in common. - North + west
Find the magnitude of the resultant of the given vectors: vector 1:2 m/s, north vector 2:7 m/s, west - Trisection of a line segment
Divide the line segment AB into three equal parts. Instructions: Construct an equilateral triangle ABC and find its center (e.g., the described circles).
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