Grade - math word problems - page 170 of 945
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- Percentage 81296
Milan saved 120 euros per year, and Eduard saved 150 euros. By what percentage did Eduard save more? - Forty-four 81295
Three hundred forty-four women are employed at the GUMÁR plant. The remaining 57% of employees are men. How many employees does the entire GUMÁR plant have? - Construction 81294
The first group of construction workers would build a certain section of highway in 15 weeks, and the second group would make it in 10 weeks. After four weeks of working together, the second group was dismissed, and only the first group continued to work. - Respectively 81293
The figure shows the squares ABCD, EFCA, CHCE, and IJHE. Points S, B, F, and G are, respectively, the centers of these squares. Line segment AC is 1 cm long. Determine the area of triangle IJS. Please help... - Telephone 81292
The merchant bought 5 telephone exchanges and 10 faxes for 8,500 euros. How much did he sell them for if the sale price was 30% higher than the purchase price? - One-fifth 81290
One-fifth of the bridge pillar is embedded in the ground. One-third of its length is in the water, and 1.4 m protrudes above the surface. Determine the length of the bridge pillar. - Individual 81289 The rod was divided into three parts. The first part measured one-third of the length, the second one-third of the rest, and the third part was 20 cm. Calculate the rod's original length and the individual parts' lengths.
- Vegetables 81242
I spent a tenth in the store on vegetables and 3 times more on sweets. I have 60 euros left. How many euros did I have? - Dimensions 81240
What is the scale of the city plan if the new football field with dimensions of 90m by 120m is shown on it as a rectangle with dimensions of 3cm by 4cm? - Dimensions 81239
One side of a rectangle is 45% of the length of its other side. What are the dimensions of a rectangle if its perimeter is 101.5 cm? - Consecutive 81237
The sum of three consecutive numbers is 18. What are the numbers? - Indistinguishable 81236
There are 32 red socks and 32 blue socks in a drawer. The left and right socks are indistinguishable. You pull your socks out of the drawer in the dark. How many do you have to take out to make sure you have a pair when you look at them? - Grandson 81235
The grandson is 11 years old, and the uncle is 59. In how many years will the uncle be 3 times older? - Kilograms 81234
The price of 1 kg of pears is 7 crowns higher than the price of 1 kg of apples. The seller sold 2 kg more apples than pears. He received the same amount for pears and apples, namely 420 CZK. How many kilograms of apples and how many kg of pears did he sel - Rectangular 81233
A rectangular strip of paper measuring 4 cm x 13 cm is folded as shown. The two resulting rectangles have areas P and Q, where P = 2Q. Calculate the value of x. Note divide the side of 13 cm by x and 13-x. - Library 81232
Lenka has 30% fewer books in her library than Filip but 40% more than Ivan. Filip has 250 books. How many books does Ivan have? - Percentages 81226
There are 32 students in the class; 17 are awarded, 14 passed, and 1 failed. Determine the number percentages of students with honors, successful and not successful students - Equilateral 81222
A sphere is inscribed in an equilateral cone with a base diameter of 12 cm. Calculate the volume of both bodies. What percentage of the volume of the cone is filled by the inscribed sphere? - Travels 81218
Petr travels 90 km to school and back by bus in a week. How much does he drive in one day? - Denarii 81214
Two men talk about how much money each has. The first says to the second: If you give me 12 denarii, we will both have the same. "Second branch: If you give me 12 denarii, I will have ten times more than you. How many denarii did each of them have?
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