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- Total Distance Traveled
They walked 5 km through the forest, 3/4 around the lake, and 25% in the shade. How many km have they traveled in total? - Candy - MO
Gretel deploys different numbers to the vertex of a regular octagon, from one to eight candy. Peter can then choose which three piles of candy to give Gretel others retain. The only requirement is that the three piles lie at the vertices of an isosceles t - Double-digit number creation
If we can repeat the digits in a number, how many double-digit numbers can we create from the digits 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, and 6? - Natural numbers
How many natural numbers can we create less than 301 from the number 0,1,2,3,6,7? - Sum probability
Natural numbers 4,5,7,11,12 are given. Calculate the probability of the event that the sum of three randomly selected numbers is less than 22. - Cube edge surface
The length of the cube's edge in cm is expressed as a natural number. Its volume is greater than 100 and less than 200. Calculate the surface area of the cube. - Pool filling time
How long in an hour will a 30m, 15m, and 2m pool be filled with water flowing at 900l / min if it is 90% full? - Elevator
The panel house has ten over-ground stories and four underground. The lift goes from the ground floor to the 2nd floor, then down to the 3rd underground floor, nine floors up, and finally four floors down. To what floor does the elevator arrive? How many - Lunch
Seven classmates go every day for lunch. If they always come to the front in a different order, will it be enough school year to take off all the possibilities? - Candy
How many ways can 10 identical candies be divided among 5 children? - Resistor current calculation
At a voltage of 16 V between the ends of the resistor, a current of 200 mA flows through the resistor. What current will flow through the resistor when connected to 48 V? - Dance ensembles
Four dance ensembles were dancing at the festival. None had less than ten and more than 20 members. All dancers from some of the two ensembles were represented in each dance. First, 31 participants were on the stage, then 32, 34, 35, 37, and 38. How many - Different balls
We have four different boxes and three identical balls. Place the marbles in these boxes so that the boxes can contain one, two, three or none. How many other locations are there? - The three
The three boys, Adam, Boris, and Cyril, will be taken on a two-seater ski lift. How many different removal options are there? What would it be like if four boys or five were to be taken away? - Book arrangement ways
Jane wants to organize 4 English and 3 Slovak books on the shelf to arrange first English and then Slovak books. How many ways can it do that? - Probability - coloured balls
We have ten white, ten red, and ten blue balls in our pockets. We selected five white, two red, and three blue balls. What is the probability that we will pick a white ball in the next move? - An account
Seth has $9,399 in an account. The interest rate is 4 17/20% compounded annually. To the nearest cent, how much will he have in 2 years? - Match course possibilities
How many different courses could the match between AC Michalovci and Juvent Turiec have, which ended 2:1? - Team girl composition
How many different 6-member teams can be made up of seven boys and four girls if there are two or four girls in the team? - Number selection probability
If we choose four numbers from 1 - 20, what is the probability that 6 or 10 will be among them?
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