Physical quantity - math word problems - page 104 of 342
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- The cost 8
The cost of 7/2 meters of cloth is $231/4. What is the cost of one meter of cloth? - Manuel
Manuel has a rope that is 4 meters long. He cuts away a piece that is 1.06 meters long. How long is the remaining piece of rope? - Scientific experiment
In a scientific experiment, the temperature of a liquid was -12 degrees. If the temperature was increased by 5 degrees, what would the temperature be then? - The cost 6
The cost of 1 liter of milk is rs 0.68. Find the cost of 7 liters of milk. - Ten candy bars
Three friends split ten candy bars equally. How many candy bars does each friend get? - At sunset
Suppose the temperature at midday was 21°C. By sunset, it had dropped by a 9°C. What was the temperature at sunset? - A sale A carton of milk is half-price during a sale. The carton of milk cost $2.30 during the sale. What is the usual price of a carton of milk?
- 140 degrees
Calculate the product of an angle of 140 degrees with the number 3. - How many 25
How many quarters of a meter are there in 4 3/4 m? - In UK In the UK, it was -13°F. And the temperature dropped 5°F. What is the temperature now?
- Calculate 20 Calculate the sum of 1/5 of a right angle, 3/4 of a right angle, and 3/4 of a straight angle.
- Comparing exponents
A) 8 (6²)(8²) b) 16 (6²)(8²) c) (6¹+²) (8²) - Pounds
Three pounds subtract 1/3 of a pound. - Numbers 4328
What is the sum of the numbers in 2006? - A quarter of a gram
How much is three-quarters of 200 grams?
- Evaluate 26
Evaluate square root: √1³+2³+3³+4³= - Two thirds 3
Two-thirds of the money in my pocket is 50 cents. What is 1/3 of the money in my pocket? - The length 7
The length of a water pipe is 7 m. How many ¼ m lengths can Jane cut from the pipe? - Eight 9
Eight pipes are 2¼ meters long . what is the total length of the eight pipes? - Angles
Which of those angles is obtuse?
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