Maths practice for 12-year-olds - page 56 of 362
Number of problems found: 7228
- Different 82683
There are candies from 1 to 10 in ten different packages. Each child took two packages. They got so many candies: Anka: 5 Zuzka: 7 Katka: 9 Monica: 15 How many candies does Lucka have?
- Remaining
Mom baked buns for dinner. Dad ate 1/3 of them. Then Jurko came and ate a quarter of the remaining buns. After Jurko came to Martin, who ate a third of the remaining buns. Anka ate half of the remaining buns and Mom was left with four buns. How many buns
- Greater 82662
Five times its number is as much greater than 50 as its half is less than 49.
- Quadrilateral 82616
Triangle ABC is divided into line segments. Lines DE and AB are parallel. Triangles CDH, CHI, CIE, and FIH have the same area, namely 8 dm². Find the area of quadrilateral AFHD.
- Efficient 82615
Six maids in a hotel make 200 beds in 2 hours. Calculate how long five equally efficient maids would take to make these beds. Enter the result in minutes. Calculate how long three equally efficient maids would take to make 100 identical beds. Express the
- Merry-go-round 82611
Calculate the magnitude of the angular velocity of the seat of a merry-go-round moving in uniform motion in a circle with an orbital period of 0.2 minutes.
- Traveled journey
The tourist traveled 3/8 of the planned journey on the first day and 7/12 of the trip on the second day. On which day did he travel most of the way, and by how much?
- Container 82608
The container was filled with water. Peter poured out 2/9 of the water, and Katka poured out 1/6 of the water. What fraction of the water remained in the container?
- Minutes 82607
A) how many kg is 4/5 tons more than 7/10 tons? b) by how many minutes is 1/3 of an hour less than 5/6 of an hour?
- Cube-shaped 82606
The paper box is cube-shaped. 2400 cm² was used for its production. Bends for gluing the walls are omitted. What is the volume of the box?
- Dimensions 82590
We are to fill an aquarium with a bottom dimension of 30 cm x 30 cm with water. How many liters of water will we need if we pour water to a height of 20 cm?
- Rectangular 82582
We have to pave the smallest possible square with rectangular tiles with 168 cm and 280 cm sides. What will its side of the square be?
- Two-thirds 82565
Karol spent half of his pocket money. He gave two-thirds of the rest to his friend Michal. He had 50 CZK left from his pocket money. A. Calculate how much money Karol gave Michal. B. Calculate how much money Karol received as pocket money.
- Calculate 82549
The cylinder has a shell surface of 88 square cm and a volume of 176 cubic cm. Calculate the radius, height, and surface area of the given solid.
- Completely 82545
A granite cube with an edge length of 1 dm and a weight of 2.5 kg is completely immersed in a container of water. How much buoyancy does it lighten? How much pressure does the cube exert on the bottom of the container?
- Cross-section 82544
A water spray nozzle with a cross-section of 1.5 cm² sprays water at a speed of 24 m/s. What is the speed of the current in the supply pipe whose cross-section has a volume of 18 cm²?
- Fraction 82525
Of 32 students in the class, 3/4 of the children were on the trip. Write as a fraction what part of the students stayed at home. How many students were on the trip?
- Rectangular 82520
The sides of the rectangular forest plot are in the ratio 11:7. The shorter side of the plot is 175 meters long. Calculate the longer side of the rectangular plot. How many steps would we take if we went around the whole lot? The length of 1 step is 60 cm
- Describes 82518
The minute hand describes an angle of 180 degrees in half an hour. In how many minutes does the minute hand cover an angle of 192 degrees?
- Peripheral 82517
Calculate the peripheral speed of the number on the Wheel of Fortune if the wheel rotates within a period of 0.25 seconds and the number is written 1.5 m from the center of the wheel.
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