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- Arithmetic  20153   The teacher has 12 examples from geometry and 15 examples from arithmetic. How many papers can he create if he wants three examples from geometry and five from arithmetic in the letter? The teacher has 12 examples from geometry and 15 examples from arithmetic. How many papers can he create if he wants three examples from geometry and five from arithmetic in the letter?
- Bent scale  Monica weighed 52 kg. Sara 54 kg. Together they weighed 111 kg. They noticed that the needle on the scale was bent. How much did they really weigh? Monica weighed 52 kg. Sara 54 kg. Together they weighed 111 kg. They noticed that the needle on the scale was bent. How much did they really weigh?
- The florist  A consignment of 200 roses arrived at the florist in the morning. She sold more than half of them during the day. She wants to tie bouquets of the remaining roses. One rose will always be left if she ties a bouquet of three, four, five, or six roses. Dete A consignment of 200 roses arrived at the florist in the morning. She sold more than half of them during the day. She wants to tie bouquets of the remaining roses. One rose will always be left if she ties a bouquet of three, four, five, or six roses. Dete
- Apples  20043   From 10 kg of fresh apples, we get 1.25 kg of dried. How many kg of fresh do we need per 10 kg of dried? From 10 kg of fresh apples, we get 1.25 kg of dried. How many kg of fresh do we need per 10 kg of dried?
- Four-member  20013   Determine how many ways it is possible to form a four-member team from 6 men and four women, where there are exactly two men. Determine how many ways it is possible to form a four-member team from 6 men and four women, where there are exactly two men.
- Significant  19983   We roll two dice, red and green. What probability will a more significant number fall on the red dice than on the green? We roll two dice, red and green. What probability will a more significant number fall on the red dice than on the green?
- Non-conforming 19863  The probability that a quality product will meet all technical requirements is 0.95. What is the probability that all three randomly produced products will be: a) conforming, b) non-conforming The probability that a quality product will meet all technical requirements is 0.95. What is the probability that all three randomly produced products will be: a) conforming, b) non-conforming
- Marks at school  There are 30 students in the class. Five students in the class had a mark of three or triple at the end of the math certificate, and the other students had a mark of one or two. The average mark in all students' mathematics in the class at the end of the There are 30 students in the class. Five students in the class had a mark of three or triple at the end of the math certificate, and the other students had a mark of one or two. The average mark in all students' mathematics in the class at the end of the
- Sum of the seventeen numbers  The sum of the 17 different natural numbers is 154. Determine the sum of the two largest ones. The sum of the 17 different natural numbers is 154. Determine the sum of the two largest ones.
- Equation  19683   Fill in the signs so that equation 3 2 3 4 = 3 applies. Fill in the signs so that equation 3 2 3 4 = 3 applies.
- Integer cube  The length of the cube edge is an integer. Its volume is in cm3, a five-digit number divisible by 1331. What is the length of the edge of this cube? The length of the cube edge is an integer. Its volume is in cm3, a five-digit number divisible by 1331. What is the length of the edge of this cube?
- Inspectors  19633   Five inspectors will catch an average of 70 black passengers in 6 days. How many black passengers are caught by nine inspectors in 10 days? Five inspectors will catch an average of 70 black passengers in 6 days. How many black passengers are caught by nine inspectors in 10 days?
- Magnitudes  19623   Calculate the magnitudes of the interior angles of a triangle if you know that these are in a 2:3:5 ratio. Calculate the magnitudes of the interior angles of a triangle if you know that these are in a 2:3:5 ratio.
- Calculate  19543   Calculate the surface of a prism with a square base whose mantle is a rectangle with sides of 18cm and 8cm. How many solutions does the task have? List all solutions. Calculate the surface of a prism with a square base whose mantle is a rectangle with sides of 18cm and 8cm. How many solutions does the task have? List all solutions.
- School year  At the beginning of the school year, 396 notebooks and 252 textbooks were ready to be distributed in the classroom. All pupils receive the same number of notebooks and the same amount of textbooks. How many pupils are there in the class if you know that t At the beginning of the school year, 396 notebooks and 252 textbooks were ready to be distributed in the classroom. All pupils receive the same number of notebooks and the same amount of textbooks. How many pupils are there in the class if you know that t
- Outermost 19403  Twenty young saplings are planted in a row at a distance of 4.5 meters from each other. There is a well by one of the outermost trees. How many meters do we walk when watering trees if we use two watering cans and one is enough to water two trees? Twenty young saplings are planted in a row at a distance of 4.5 meters from each other. There is a well by one of the outermost trees. How many meters do we walk when watering trees if we use two watering cans and one is enough to water two trees?
- Calculated  19363   Peter calculated the number of placement options with four teams, A, B, C, and D, in the first three places. He helped himself with a tree diagram. Complete the solution. Peter calculated the number of placement options with four teams, A, B, C, and D, in the first three places. He helped himself with a tree diagram. Complete the solution.
- Table and chairs  Four people should sit at a table in front of a row of 7 chairs. What is the probability that there will be no empty chairs between them if people randomly choose their place? Four people should sit at a table in front of a row of 7 chairs. What is the probability that there will be no empty chairs between them if people randomly choose their place?
- Beet campaign  The beet field is being harvested. Beets are transported to 3 plants and three trucks. The first car returns to the field three times an hour, the second car after 30 minutes, and the third car five times an hour. All cars left at 8 in the morning. How ma The beet field is being harvested. Beets are transported to 3 plants and three trucks. The first car returns to the field three times an hour, the second car after 30 minutes, and the third car five times an hour. All cars left at 8 in the morning. How ma
- The tourist  The tourist wanted to walk the route 16 km at a specific time. He, therefore, came out at the necessary constant speed. However, after a 4 km walk, he fell unplanned into the lake, where he almost drowned. It took him 20 minutes to get to the shore and re The tourist wanted to walk the route 16 km at a specific time. He, therefore, came out at the necessary constant speed. However, after a 4 km walk, he fell unplanned into the lake, where he almost drowned. It took him 20 minutes to get to the shore and re
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