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- Beautiful garden
If 10 mm of water fell on a trapezoid-shaped garden with bases of 30 m and 20 m and a height of 20 m, how many buckets of water would we need to water the garden equally abundantly if the bucket had a volume of 15 l? - Perimeter of a circle segment
A circle with a diameter of 30 cm is cut by a chord t = 16 cm. Calculate the perimeter and area of the smaller segment. - Electricity bill - share
Three roommates divided the electricity bill according to the time spent on the PC. Adam and Brano's time is divided in the ratio of 1:4, and Brano and Damian's time is divided in the ratio of 2:5. In what proportion do all three boys spend the time at th - Total Survey Participants
Two thousand three hundred twelve participants responded positively to the survey question, which is 68% of the total survey participants. Determine the total number of participants in the survey. - Siblings
48 children took part in the school trip. Six of them were there with one sibling, nine children were there with two siblings, and four with three siblings. The others did not have siblings on the trip. After returning, their parents were waiting for the - Dividing Chocolate Fairly
Granddaughter Mia helped the old for 3 days, Ema for 2 days, and Zoja for 4 days. If the grandmother wants to reward her granddaughters fairly according to how long they have been helping her, in what proportion should she divide the chocolate among her g - Playmakers + coach
In a basketball game, two pivots, two wings, and one point guard play. The coach has three pivots, four wing players, and two playmakers available on the bench. How many different five players can a coach send to the board during a game? - Cuboid Edges from Surface
The edges of a cuboid are in the ratio 1:2:3. Calculate their length if you know that the surface of the entire cuboid is S=5632 m². Then, perform a test to ensure the calculation is correct. - Increased Daily Production
The company's daily production was 240 products. How much did it increase if labor productivity increased by 25%? - Previous Monthly Production
As a result of an increase in labor productivity by 15%, the company began to produce 920 products per month. How many products did he produce per month before? - Goalie Saves Percentage
The hockey goalie got 6 goals for the match. The success rate of his interventions was 80%. How many shots did he catch per game? - Dividing Number Proportionally
Divide the number 112 into three components, x, y, and z, so that x: y = 7: 5 and y: z = 3: 4 apply. - Dice - 5 times
We roll the dice five times. Make sentences: a) 3 events that definitely cannot happen. Write a reason for each. b) 3 events that will definitely occur; write a reason for each. Another problem: 3 events that may or may not occur for each. Write a reason. - Quadrilateral pyramid
The volume of a regular quadrilateral pyramid is 72 cm³. Its height is equal to the length of the base edge. Calculate the length of the base and the surface of the pyramid. - Equilateral shell The glass weight has the shape of a regular four-sided pyramid with a base edge of 10 cm. The shell walls are equilateral triangles. What is the weight in grams of the paperweight if the density of the glass is 2500 kg/m³?
- Production Increase Percentage
The company's monthly production increased from 352 products to 528 products. So, by what percentage did the original monthly production increase? - Monthly Salary with Bonuses
An employee with 2 children is paid an hourly wage of CZK 198 per hour, a 20% bonus; she received a one-time bonus of CZK 1,000. In a month that had 21 working days, she worked 20 days, and the rest was on vacation. Its average is CZK 206 per hour. He has - Cuboid Volume from Surface
The surface of the cuboid is S = 1714 cm². The edges are 25 and 14 cm long. Calculate its volume. - Refrigerator, lemonades
How many possible ways can we store three lemonades, four mineral waters, and two juices in the refrigerator next to each other? - Married pairs
In how many ways can we seat five guests at a table, two of whom are married and want to sit next to each other?
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