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- Fruit equation
Find how many peaches could be bought instead of buying one melon, one pear, one apple, and two plums if we know that: • Melon and plum cost the same as three apples • if we subtract the price of a pear from the price of a peach, we get the price of a plu - Chi square
A phone battery manufacturer claims that his battery lives are approximately normally distributed with a standard deviation equal to 0.9 years. Suppose a random sample of 10 of these batteries has a standard deviation of 1.2 years. Do you think that the s - Poisson distribution - daisies
The meadow behind FLD was divided into 100 equally large parts. Subsequently, it was found that there were no daisies in ten of these parts. Estimate the total number of daisies in the meadow. Assume that daisies are randomly distributed in the meadow. - Competitors 49101
Competitors drove two-fifths of the race route in 60 minutes. How long before they passed the first fifth? How long was the race? And did they still drive at the same speed? - Three towns and roads
If there are three roads from town A to town B And four roads from town B to town C, how many ways can one go from town A to town C and back to town A, through town B, without passing through the same road twice? - Two workers
One worker makes a part 4 hours and the second 9 hours later than they would make the same part together. How long does it take for each worker to make the part himself? - Volleyball 49041
The volleyball costs 20e. The 8 + 1 free event is in the wholesale sporting goods store. How many euros will the section pay if they order 39 balls in this store?
- Hockey Championships
At the 2021 World Hockey Championships, there are eight teams in Group A, each playing seven matches. There are 4 points for each team to gain points (3-2-1-0), but it is always paired with the opponent's points ( 0-1-2-3). How many points are there possi - Three subjects
In a class of 40 students, 18 passed mathematics, 19 passed accounting, 16 passed economics, five mathematics and accounting only, six mathematics only, nine accounting only, and two accounting and economics only. Each student was offered at least one of - Indistinguishable 48981
How many ways can we build eight indistinguishable towers on an 8 × 8 board so they don't endanger each other? - A married
A married couple planned to have three children. i. List the possible combinations of the sexes of 3 children. Use B for a boy and G for a girl. ii. Calculate the probability that all three children would be of the same gender - Three wagons
I have six different people (A, B, C, D, E, F), which I have to place into three wagons if it depends on who will board. How many options are there? - Disappointed 47411
Five competitors took part in the race. Jaro was disappointed that he didn't win. Before announcing second place, he calculated the probability of finishing second. What number did he get if he counted correctly? - Row for lunch
There are less than 66 people in a row for lunch. In front of Eva, there are 28 students. Behind Martin, there are 30 people. Between Eva and Martin, there are 17 people. How many students would stand behind Eva if Martin stood in front of Eva? - Consecutive 47011
The sum of two consecutive odd numbers is 184. What are these numbers?
- Gym center
80% of all visitors to the gym center enjoy a discount. 3/4 of all visitors go to practice regularly. All visitors who go to the gym regularly benefit from a discount. What percentage of all visitors do not go to the gym regularly but still use the discou - MATHEMATICS: 46893
Solving the problem of substituting letters with numbers in the word MATHEMATICS: MAT + EMA = TIK - Tower
Charles built a tower of cubes with an edge 2 cm long. In the lowest layer, there were six cubes (in one row) in six rows. In each subsequent layer, always one cube and one row less. What volume in cm³ did the whole tower have? - The carpenters
The carpenters cut the beam. Half of the cut pieces were 1 meter long, a quarter of the pieces were two meters long, and they cut the remaining 8 meters of the beam into two equal parts. - What was the length of the original beam? - What part of the origi - Continuation 46483
Continuation of the number series 9,12,18,27
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