System of equations - practice problems - page 4 of 98
Number of problems found: 1957
- Dimensions 83176
If we reduce the length of the rectangle by 2 cm and the width by 1 cm, its area will decrease by 8 cm². If we increase the length of the rectangle by 1 cm and the width by 2 cm, then its content will increase by 13 cm². What were the original dimensions - Apprentice 83169
The master gave the apprentice the task of dividing the 28 m long electric cable into two parts so that the second part was 2.5 times larger than the first. How long were the cable sections supposed to be? - Afternoon 83168
In the morning, 6 liters more water was in the green canister than in the blue one. In the afternoon, the gardener poured 1 liter of water from the green canister into the blue one. There was then twice as much water in the green canister as in the blue o - Hypotenuses 83154
In a right-angled triangle ABC with a right angle at the vertex C, the magnitudes of the hypotenuses are given ta=5, tb=2√10. Calculate the side sizes of triangle ABC and the circle's radius described by this triangle.
- Students 83149
There are 30 students in the class. Five had a mark three — other twos and ones. The average grade was 1.9. How many students got mark one? - Basketball 83137
In the basketball game, the players threw 37 times, including 2-pointers and 3-pointers, for a total of 82 points. How many were 2 points, and how many were 3 points? - Banknotes 83131
Cashier Samuel had a total of 20 banknotes in the cash register with a total value of 850 euros. They were only €50 and €20 notes. How many of each bill did he have? - Remaining 83116
Ondra was reading a book. On the first day, he read one-tenth. On the second day, he read half of the remainder; on the third day, he read 20% of the new remainder; and on the fourth day, he read the remaining 72 pages. Thus, the book had 72 pages. - Circumferences 83111
Péta composed several planar shapes from mutually congruent triangles. The circumferences of the first three are 8 cm, 11.4 cm, and 14.7 cm, respectively. Determine the perimeter of the fourth shape.
- Notebooks 83101
Jana bought 36 notebooks, three times as many with lines as with squares notebooks. Calculate how many lined notebooks she purchased. - Distilled 83093
The 50% salt solution must be diluted with distilled water to make 20 liters of 35% solution. How many liters of original solution and how many liters of water do we need? - Calculate 83039
The whole movie lasts 1 hour. The time left until the end of the film is half of the time that has already passed since the film's beginning. Calculate how many minutes are left until the end of the movie. - Encyclopedias 83005
The seller sells books for 20 euros and encyclopedias for 50 euros. How many books and encyclopedias did he sell if he sold 121 books? He won €8,000 for both types. - Centimeters 82996
The volume of the trapezoid is 132 cm². The difference in the length of both bases is 6 cm, and the height is 2 cm longer than the shorter base. Determine the height of the trapezoid in centimeters.
- Classmates 82973
Three classmates, Alena, Barbora, and Cecílie, were supposed to divide a certain amount of money. Alena got A Eur, Barbora got B Eur and Cecílie got C Eur. In the division, A: B=9:7 and B: C=6:13 applied. Alena and Cecílie received €1,450 together. How ma - Purchased 82877
Mrs. Havelková bought 7 kg of apples and 4 kg of pears for CZK 295. According to the receipt, she found out that 6 kg of apples and 5 kg of pears could be bought at the same cost. Determine the price of 1 kg of purchased apples and 1 kg of purchased pears - Diagonals 82850
How do I find the diagonals of a rhombus if its perimeter is 80dm and one diagonal is 2x larger than the other? - Extraordinary 82849
To the three editors - Brandon, Lubosh, and Lucy - the publishing house owner wants to divide the extraordinary bonus of 1000 euros so that Lubosh gets twice as much as Lucy and Lucy receives three times as much as Brandon. How many euros will each of the - Linnaeus 82847
The cook bought 54 desserts for each of the diners and paid 14.35 Euros for them. Creams were 0.30 Euro each, and Linnaeus cakes were 0.25 Euro each. How many creams and how many Linnaeus cakes did she buy?
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