Maths practice for 14 year olds - page 154 of 375
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- Ace or king
What is the probability that we will choose an ace or a king when choosing from a deck of sevens cards? - Surface of the cone
Calculate the cone's surface if its height is 8 cm and the volume is 301.44 cm³. - Volume of the cone
Calculate the cone's volume if its base area is 78.5 cm² and the shell area is 219.8 cm². - Calculate Calculate the cone's surface and volume from the rotation of the right triangle ABC with the squares 6 cm and 9 cm long around the shorter squeegee.
- Cone - from volume surface area
The volume of the rotating cone is 1,018.87 dm3, and its height is 120 cm. What is the surface area of the cone? - Rotating cone If the side of the rotating cone is 150 mm long and the circumference of the base is 43.96 cm, find its surface and volume.
- Calculate the cone
The volume of the cone is 461.58 cm³. Its diameter is 14 cm. Calculate the surface area of this cone. - Cone - side If the cone's height is 125 mm and its side length is 17 cm, find its surface area and volume.
- Cone surface volume Calculate the cone's surface and volume if its base diameter is 1 dm and the side length is 13 cm.
- Cone surface volume
Calculate the cone's surface and volume if its base diameter is 12 cm and the height is 150 mm. - Gutter metal calculation
Gutters have the shape of a half-cylinder. Their diameter is 20 cm, and the total length around the roof is 35 m. How much is sheet metal needed to make them? Add 15% to the connections. - There 3
There are six bays at an oil change shop. It takes 45 minutes to work on a car at each bay. Cars are coming every 6 minutes to the shop for an oil change. How long before cars start backing up? What kind of spacing is needed to maintain proper flow? - The intersection of the diagonals
In the rectangular coordinate system, a rectangle ABCD is drawn. These coordinates determine the vertices of the rectangle: A = (2.2) B = (8.2) C = (8.6) D = (2.6) Find the coordinates of the intersection of the diagonals of the ABCD rectangle. - Digging a pit
The pit has the shape of a regular quadrilateral truncated pyramid. The edges of the bases are 14m and 10m long. The sidewalls form an angle of 135° with a smaller base. Find how many m³ of soil were excavated when digging the pit. - 9-gon pyramid
Calculate a nine-sided pyramid's volume and surface, the base of which can be inscribed with a circle with radius ρ = 7.2 cm and whose side edge s = 10.9 cm. - Octagonal prism vase
We can pour 0.7 l of water into an octagonal prism vase. The vase has the bottom has an area of 25 cm square and a thickness of 12 mm. What is the height of the vase? - Worker seedling planting
Three workers planted 3,555 seedlings a day. The first worked in the standard. The second planted 120 more, and the third 135 seedlings more than the first. How many seedlings did each worker plant? - Carnival hat paper How many square decimeters of decorative paper are needed to make cone-shaped carnival hats for 46 first-graders if the first-graders head circumference is 49 cm and the cap height is 33 cm? Is it necessary to add 3% paper to the folds?
- How many How many m² of copper sheet is needed to replace the roof of a conical tower with a diameter of 13 meters and a height of 24 meters if we count 8% of the material for bending and waste?
- Bulb switch puzzle
Here, you have a task to think about but don't look for great complexity in it. You have 6 bulbs connected here. A to F and 6 switches No. 1 to No. 6. Your task will be to gradually determine which bulbs will always be on if any of the switches are in the
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