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- Isosceles trapezoid
Calculate the length of the arms and the area of the isosceles trapezoid if you know the following parameters: o = 20 cm a = 10 cm, c = 4 cm h = 2 cm - Round skirt
The cut on the round skirt has the shape of an annulus. Determine how much m² of fabric will be consumed on an 80 cm long skirt. The waist circumference is a circle with a smaller radius of 69 cm. - Boy bicycle pursuit
A boy leaves school at a speed of 1 m/s. At the moment, when he is 100m away from the school, a classmate on a bicycle comes behind him at a speed of 5m/s. How long and how far does the boy run from school? Solve by calculation and graphically. - Square circle length
Calculate the length of the circle, which is surrounded by a square with a side length of 3 cm - Bread loaf
In the bakery, they prepared 616 loaves of two types of bread for the expedition: sunflower bread weighing three-quarters of a kilogram and caraway bread 900 g each. They prepared 7 kg of more than half a ton of bread. How many caraway and sunflower loave - Annual increase
The number of cars produced increased from 45,000 to 47,000 in 3 years. Calculate the average annual increase in cars in%. - Compressed gas
The pressure vessel contains a compressed gas at a temperature t1 = 27°C and a pressure p1 = 4 MPa. How much does its pressure change when we release half the amount of gas, and its temperature drops to t2 = 15°C? - The central
The central angle of a sector is 30°, and the radius is 15 m. Determine its perimeter. - Sheet metal cutting
The plumbers have to cut sheet metal measuring 220 cm and 308 cm into squares of equal size so that the squares are as large as possible and the sheet metal is used without residue. How many such squares will they cut? Determine the side of this square. - Two hundred
Two hundred ten athletes competed in three athletics races on three fields. One hundred-five athletes competed in the first, 60 in the second, and everyone else in the third. On the individual courts, the athletes were divided into groups. Although compet - Granddaughter
In 2014, the sum of the ages of Meghan's aunt, her daughter, and her granddaughter was equal to 100 years. We know the age of each can be expressed as the power of two. In what year was the granddaughter born? - Equation solving exercise
Solve two equations with one unknown: a) 1/6 * x = 3 b) 4/7/y=2/7 - A mountain climber
A mountain climber plans to buy some rope to use as a lifeline. Which of the following would be the better choice? Explain your choice. Rope A: Mean breaking strength:500lb; the standard deviation of 100lb Rope B: Mean breaking strength: 500lb; the standa - Car deceleration
The car is traveling at a speed of 54 km/hour. The driver starts braking with an acceleration (deceleration) of 3 m/s². Specify the time in which to stop. - Suitcase weight
What was the suitcase's weight if I lifted it to a height of 150cm and did the work 0.5kJ? - Stroller pushing distance
Mom did a 5kJ job pushing the stroller. She always pushed him on the plane with a force of 50N. How far did she push the stroller? - Crane work
The crane lifted a concrete block weighing 3 tons to a height of 500 cm. What work did it do? - Shepherd
Kuba makes a deal with a shepherd to take care of his sheep. Shepherd said to Kuba that he would receive twenty gold coins and one sheep after a year of service. But Kuba resigned just after the seventh month of service. But the shepherd rewarded him and - The classroom
The classroom is 9 meters long. Its width is smaller and can be passed in equally long steps of 55 CM or 70 CM. Find the width of the classroom. - Cat litter
Dominik teaches his kitten to go to the cat toilet for litter. He needs to fill the toilet halfway, but he needs to know how many bales of litter to buy. Please advise him if you know that the toilet has a bottom measuring 0.43 m and 3.5 dm and is 11 cm d
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