Maths practice for 11-year-olds. - page 144 of 196
Number of problems found: 3915
- Bean bag
A student tossed a bean bag. It landed 216 inches away. How many yards are equal to 216 inches? - Seedlings 5128
The gardener had 458 seedlings. He planted them in three rows of the same number of seedlings. How many seedlings were on each board? Is he left with any seedlings? - Seedlings 5127 The gardener had 158 seedlings. He planted them in three rows of the same number of seedlings. How many seedlings were on each board? Is he left with any seedlings?
- Cuboid
Cuboid has a surface of 516 cm². Side a = 6 cm and b = 12 cm. How long is the side c =?
- Garden The garden is rectangular, measuring 19m 20cm and 21m 60cm. Mr. Novák will fence it. It wants the distance between adjacent pillars to be at least two meters and a maximum of three meters. He would also like the distances between the adjacent pillars to b
- Bike wheel
The bike wheel has a radius of 30cm. How often does it turn if we go on a 471m bike? - Inter city bus
The inter-city bus leaves Suva at 10.00 am and reaches Nadi at 1.00 pm, covering a distance of 219km. How long did it take to reach Nadi? - Italian writer
There were 17 children in the barracks with an Italian writer. Six children ordered a book in an Italian original, and 12 children in the translation. How many children ordered a book in both languages if the three children did not order it? - Volume of cube
Solve the volume of a cube with a width of 26cm.
- Competition 5095
Ninety boys and 48 girls signed up for the sports competition. How many members of boys' and girls' teams can we assemble so that they have the largest number of members and the same number of members in the boys' and girls' teams? - Cross-section 5089
The brick pillar with a cross-section of 41x77 cm has a height of 3.25 m. Calculate: (a) the volume of the pillar b) the required number of bricks (if we need 400 pieces per 1 cubic meter) - Flowerbed 5076
We will plant 24 lettuce seedlings on the 8.4 m long flowerbed. How far apart will we bet them? (Ignore the margins at the beginning and end of the flowerbed.) - Grandfather's 5075
They have already produced 2,000 parts in their grandfather's workshop, five-sixths of the plan. How many components should they produce in total? - Strawberries 5074
Mom bought 3 kg of strawberries. He wants to divide them into eight parts and freeze them. How many kg do they have to weigh in one dose?
- Forest nursery
In the forest nursery after winter, they found that 1/10 of the stems died out of them. For them, they landed 193 new spruces. How many spruces are in the forest nursery? - Grandfather's 5067
Jirka has a step length of 40 cm. He takes six hundred steps around his grandfather's garden. The length of the garden is three times greater than its width. Jirka wanted to calculate his grandfather's garden's length, width, and area. - Organizers 5064
Eight hundred people came to the concert, a quarter more than the organizers expected. How many people did the organizers expect? - Tailor
From the rest of the cloth, the tailor could cut off either 3 m in men's suits without a vest or 3.6 m with the vest. What shortest possible length could the rest of the cloth have? How many suits a) without a vest b) With a vest, could you make the tailo - Hammerhead 5061
The hammerhead weighs 1 kg and the handle 250 g. What is the weight ratio of these two parts of the hammer?
Tom was asked to guess a fraction. The sum of 1/2 of the numerator and 1/3 of its denominator is 30. If Tom subtracts 36 from its denominator, the fraction becomes 1/3. What is the fraction that Tom was asked to guess? (Leave your answer in the simplest fDo you have homework that you need help solving? Ask a question, and we will try to solve it. Solving math problems.
