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- Grain harvest calculation
The cooperative farmers harvested 300 tons of grain. Wheat was 25% more than oats, and rye was 96 tons less than wheat and oats combined. How many tons of wheat, rye, and oats did the cooperative harvest? - Submarine pressure calculation
The submarine is at a depth of 50 m below the concave surface of the sea. Find the hydrostatic compressive strength of seawater on a metal cover with an area of 0.6 m². - Granite block volume
The granite block weighs 8.7 tons. The density of granite is 2.9 g / cm³. Find the volume of the block in m³. - Mushroom drying calculation
When drying mushrooms, water evaporates 50% of its weight. How many kilograms of mushrooms must we collect to make 5 kg of dried mushrooms? - Machine tool transport
They were to dispatch and transport 35 machine tools of two types with a total weight of 16.54 tons from the plant. The machine of the first type weighed 420 kg. The second was 80 kilograms heavier. How many machines of the first and second kind did they - Mushroom drying calculation
When dried, mushrooms lose 80% of their weight. How many fresh mushrooms do we need to get half a kilogram of dried ones? - Granite cube buoyancy
The granite cube with an edge length of 1 dm and a weight of 2.5 kg is immersed in a container with water. How much buoyancy makes it lighter? How much compressive force does the cube exert on the bottom of the container? - The bakery
The bakery delivered 60 kg of bread to the store. The bread weighed 1 kg and 2 kg, a total of 35 pieces. How many loaves weighed 1 kg, and how many were two-kilo loaves? - Coal supply duration
With the consumption of 0.4 t of coal per day, the supply lasts for 36 days. How many days will the supply be enough if 16 kg of coal is used less daily? - Apple drying calculation
Last year, Mirek's aunt dried 4.8 kg of fallen apples from 30 kilograms of fallen apples. He wants to dry the crosses from 50 kilograms of apples this year. Approximately how many kg will he gain? - Ant food transport
Fifteen ants bring 10 g of food to the anthill in 1 hour. In how many hours will five ants carry 1 kg of food? - Nutballs
The dough for nutballs contains, among other things, two basic raw materials: flour and nuts, in a ratio of 2:1. How much flour is needed, and how many nuts are needed for 1 kg of dough if the "other" is 100 g? - Train weight calculation
The railroad workers carried five loads with five heavy trains than ten standard trains. What is the weight of a heavy-duty train if it is 2,200 t heavier than a standard train? - Mixture of nuts
Alice bought a mixture of nuts containing cashew nuts, hazelnuts, and peanuts in a ratio of 1:2:3. If the peanuts weigh 90 g, calculate the weight in grams of the whole mixture. - Milk2cheese
From 40 liters of milk, 8 kg of cheese is produced. How many liters of milk are needed to produce 2 kg of cheese? - Wheat yield calculation
The farmer managed to increase wheat yield per hectare by 0.4 tons by improving the soil, so he harvested 140 tons of wheat from 25 ha. What was the original yield per hectare? Please round the result to one decimal place. - Kerosene in the bottle
The volume of kerosene in the bottle is 10 cm³. Find the weight of the fluid. (its density is ρ = 830 kg/m³) - Wall thickness
The hollow metal ball has an outside diameter of 40 cm. Determine the wall thickness if the weight is 25 kg and the metal density is 8.45 g/cm³. - Reservoir - spherical
The reservoir is a sphere with a diameter of 12 m. If it is painted twice, how many kg of paint is needed to paint it, and one kilogram is enough to paint about 8 m²? - Cube weight comparison
The cube weighs 32 kg. How much kg does a cube made of the same material, which has an edge four times shorter, weigh?
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