Grade - math word problems - page 564 of 950
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- Twenty percent
The students in the class agreed to make various decorative cone-shaped hats for the carnival. How much decorative material did a class of 25 students need to make the hats, if they had to count on about twenty percent waste when cutting and gluing? (The - Determined 8095
Jeníček weighed a broken piece of brick and found that it weighed 48 grams. Using a measuring cylinder, he determined its volume at 30 cm³. What is the density of the brick? - Predetermined 8094
Lumberjacks cut down a predetermined number of trees over the course of three days. On the first day, they cut down a quarter of the trees; on the second day, they cut down 6 more trees than on the first day; on the third day, they cut down 6 more trees t - Hares and pheasants
After the hunt, hares and pheasants lie in the field. There are a total of 80 heads and 190 feet. How many hares and how many pheasants? (please, without equations) - Trapezium diagonals
It is given trapezium ABCD with bases | AB | = 12 cm, |CD| = 8 cm. Point S is the intersection of the diagonals for which |AS| is 6 cm long. Calculate the length of the full diagonal AC. - Isosceles triangle 8
If the rate of the sides of an isosceles triangle is 7:6:7, find the base angle correct to the nearest degree. - Carpenters
Carpenters 1 and 2 spend ten days and five days, respectively, to make one table. The first carpenter and 30 made 50 tables by the second. What is the average time spent on the products? - Children 8088
There are men, women, and children in society. There are 3 times more men than women and 5 more children than women. If 6 more men and 6 women came, men would be half the company. How many women, men, and children are there? - Together 8086
The first tiler would cover the inside of the pool in 5 working days, and the second would need seven working days for the same work. In how many days would they line the inside of the pool together? - Calculated 8085
Roza calculated that if she read ten pages a day, she would read the whole book in 18 days. After a week, however, she decided to read one more page a day. How many days will he read the entire book? - Diameter of cent coins
In what proportion are the diameters of these coins: 10 cents-diameter 19.75mm 20 cents-diameter 22.25mm 50 cents-diameter 24.25mm - Expenditure 8083
One paid 500 CZK. Three paid in a ratio of 3:4:5. The smallest expenditure was CZK 360. How much was the total expenditure? - Meeting 8082
George makes steps 60 cm long. He will take 1530 steps on the way to school. How many steps will his father take to the class meeting if he makes steps 85 cm long? - Minutes 8081
I will drain the whole tub in 4 minutes. How long would it take to drain it if I added two more drain holes? - Distance 8080
The driver covered the distance between the two cities in 2 hours at an average 75 km/h speed. How did he change speed to get 20 minutes faster? - Consumption 8079
The survey reduced hot water consumption by a ratio of 4:5. By what percentage has household water consumption decreased? - Cable car
Find the elevation difference of the cable car when it rises by 67 per mille, and the rope length is 930 m. - Cleaning the pool
The swimming pool is 25 m long, 12 m wide, and 2 m deep. The walls and bottom of the pool require regular cleaning. The company that cleans the pool charges CZK 50 per 1 square meter. How much does the owner pay for cleaning the pool? - Distance 8076
Beata jumped 4 meters. Her dad covered nine times the distance. How many meters did Dad jump? - Incorrectly 8075
Katka solved an example from mathematics. She could calculate 50% of the examples, guess the remaining questions, and guess one-fifth of them. She had 12 answers incorrectly. How many tasks did the test contain?
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