Planimetrics - math word problems - page 46 of 184
Number of problems found: 3667
- Difference 3994
In a trapezoid, the difference is a base of 6 cm. Calculate the lengths of the bottom of a trapezoid when its height is 8 cm and the area of the trapezoid is 168 cm square. - Rectangular 82803
A rectangular flower bed, one side formed by a wall, must be fenced off with 8-meter-long mesh. What should the flower bed length be so the area is as large as possible? - Trapezoid 13661
The trapezoid area is 40.8 cm². Calculate the height of the trapezoid if the base is 5.5 cm long and 4.7 cm long. - Circumference 10342
Calculate the area of the rectangle if its circumference is 24cm and one side is 7.2cm long. - Isosceles 7929
ABCD isosceles trapezoid. A = 6cm, e = 7cm and delta angle = 105 °. Calculate the remaining pages. - Parallelogram 5509
The parallelogram has a side 6 cm long, and the height on this side is 4 cm long. What is the height of an isosceles triangle with a base 6 cm long and the same area? - Length 4109
The gym is 16 m wide and has an area of 384 m². Find its length. - Circle - simple
Calculate the area of a circle in dm² if its circumference is 31.4 cm. - Michael 2
Michael has a 35-foot ladder leaning against the side of his house. If the bottom of the ladder is 21 feet away from his house, how many feet above the ground does the ladder touch the house? - Rectangular meadow
Divide the rectangular meadow with dimensions of 1280m and 320m into a square shepherd with the longest possible side of the square. How many square pastures did you divide the meadow? - A mast
The wind broke a mast 32 meters high so that its top touched the ground 16 meters from the pole. The still-standing part of the mast, the broken part, and the ground form a rectangular triangle. At what height was the mast broken? - Fence
The square garden has an area of 537 m². How many meters of netting is necessary to fence it? - Matches
George poured out-of-the-box matches and composed their triangles, and no match was left. Then he tried squares, hexagons, and octagons, and no match was left. How many matches must be at least in the box? - Rectangles - sides
One side of the rectangle is 16 cm longer than a second. Shortening the longer side by 6 cm and extending the shorter by 9 cm increases the rectangle area by 250 cm². What are the dimensions of the original rectangle? - Parallelogram 5685
Calculate the height of the parallelogram, which has an area of 2.31 square meters and a side of 15.4 cm. - The rectangle
The rectangle has a circumference of 32 m. One side is 2 m longer than the other side. Calculate the side lengths of this rectangle. - Circumference 6312
The triangle has a circumference of 35 cm. The first side is four centimeters larger than the second and, at the same time, 1 cm larger than the third side. Determine the sides of the triangle. - Parallelogram 6288
Find the interior angles of the parallelogram if you know that one of them is 50 degrees larger than the other. - Rectangles: 3540
The dimensions of the left rectangle are 4 cm and (x+1) cm. The right rectangle consists of two rectangles: the upper one with dimensions of 3 cm and x cm and the lower one with an area of 7 cm². We know that the area of the left rectangle is the same as - Dimensions 3159
The rectangle is 6 cm longer than the width. A square with a side equal to the length of the rectangle has an area of 78 cm² larger than the rectangle. Calculate the dimensions of the rectangle.
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