Solid geometry, stereometry - page 104 of 121
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- Copper wire
What is the weight in kg of copper wire 200 m long with a diameter of 0.6 cm if the density of copper is 8.8 kg/dm³? - The copper wire
The copper wire bundle with a diameter of 2.8mm weighs 5kg. How many meters of wire are bundled if 1m³ of copper weighs 8930kg? - Aluminum wire
Aluminum wire of 3 mm diameter has a total weight of 1909 kg and a density of 2700 kg/m³. How long is the wire bundle? - Circumscribed - sphere
A cube with a volume of 4096 cm³ is described and inscribed by a sphere. Calculate how many times the volume of the circumscribed sphere is greater than the inscribed sphere. - Cube edges
If the edge length of the cube increases by 50%, how does the volume of this cube increase? - Necessary paint
3 kg of paint is enough for 18 m² of area. How much paint is needed to paint the walls and bottom of a swimming pool with dimensions of 25 m, 15 m, and a depth of 1.5 meters? Thank you - Block-shaped 37841
Calculate how much sheet metal is needed to make a closed block-shaped container with dimensions of 2 m, 7 m, and 9 m if we must add 12% to the welds.
- Calculate 4254
The prism's base is a diamond with a side length of 6 cm and a height of 4 cm. The height of the prism is 125% greater than the length of the side of the diamond. Calculate the surface area and volume of the prism. - Cube construction
A 2×2×2 cube will be constructed using four white and four black unit cube. How many different cubes can be constructed in this way? ( Two cubes are not different if one can be obtained by rotating the other. ) - Twenty percent
The students in the class agreed to make various decorative cone-shaped hats for the carnival. How much decorative material did a class of 25 students need to make the hats, if they had to count on about twenty percent waste when cutting and gluing? (The - Dimensions - pool
The swimming pool dimensions are as follows: l:w:h = 10:4:1. The pool can hold 625 m³ of water. Calculate how many square meters of tiles need to be purchased for lining the pool walls if we add 5% for waste. - The roof
The roof has a spherical canopy with a base diameter of 8 m and a height of 2 m. Calculate the foil area with which the roof is covered when calculating 13% for waste and residues. - Axial section
The axial section of the cylinder has a diagonal 40 cm. The shell size and base surface are in the ratio 3:2. Calculate the volume and surface area of this cylinder. - Brick wall
What is the weight of a solid brick wall that is 30 cm wide, 4 m long, and 2 m high? The density of the brick is 1500 kg per cubic meter. - Pyramid-shaped roof
A block-shaped shed is covered with a quadrilateral pyramid-shaped roof with a base with sides of 6m and 3m and a height of 2.5m. How many m² (square meters) must be purchased if an extra 40% is calculated for roofing and waste?
- 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? - Four-sided 15613
The turret has the shape of a regular four-sided pyramid with a base edge 0.8 m long. The height of the turret is 1.2 m. How many square meters are needed to cover it, counting the extra 10% sheet metal waste? - Cone roof
How many m² of roofing is needed to cover a cone-shaped roof with a diameter of 10 m and a height of 4 m? Add an extra 4% to the overlays. - Seat
How much m² of fabric do we need to sew a 50cm-shaped cube-shaped seat if we add 10% of the material to the folds? - Painting
To paint the pool with dimensions: 2 meters depth, 3m x 4m we bought paint to 50 meters square. How much "paint" will be wasted?
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