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- Ski trip accommodation
159 pupils took part in the ski trip and were accommodated in 3 winter huts marked letters A, B, and C, 8 more pupils were accommodated in cottage B than in cottage A, and 14 more pupils were accommodated in cottage C than in cottage B. How many pupils we - Candy box distribution
There are cherry, hazelnut, and milk candies in a 60-piece candy box. There are 2 times nuttier than cherry and 20 times more milky than nutty. How many candies of each type are in the box? - Scout trip distance
The scout troop covered a total of 28 km on the three-day trip. On Sunday, he walked twice as long as on Friday, and on Saturday, he walked 4 km longer than on Friday. How many kilometers did the scout troop walk each day? - Museum entrance fee
The family paid (2 adults and three children) in the museum, and the children spent half the adult entrance fee. How much does the children's entrance fee to the museum cost if Dad paid CZK 315.) - The difference
The difference between the two numbers is 1375. If their exact quotient is 12. Find the two numbers - Carp Fishing Lengths Total
David caught three carp races. The second was 15 cm longer than the first. The third is 8 cm shorter than the second. David entered a total length of 166 cm in the competition. How big a carp did he catch? - Outdoor School Room Distribution
One hundred sixty-nine pupils were accommodated in 45 rooms at the outdoor school. Some were triple, and some quadruple, and all were fully occupied. How many were triple and quadruple rooms there? - System equation solving
Solve a system of equations: 3x- (y + 2) / 2 = 9 (x + 2) / 5-2y = 5 - Height ratio calculation
The heights of George and David are in the ratio of 5:3. George is 60 cm taller than David. How much does George measure? - Holiday cottage pupils
During the holidays, 159 pupils were accommodated in three holiday cottages marked with the letters A, B, and C. There were 8 more pupils accommodated in cottage B than in cottage A and 14 more pupils in cottage C than in cottage B. How many pupils were a - Geese and piglets
There were geese and piglets in the yard. Jane calculated that they have a total of 20 heads and 64 legs. How many geese and how many piglets were in the yard? - Sticker purchase calculation
Martin bought two-euro and three-euro stickers for 65 euros. There were five times more than two euros. How many stickers of all kinds did Martin buy? - Potatoes
For three days, the store sold 1400 kg of potatoes. On the first day, they sold 100 kilograms of potatoes less than on the second day. On the third day, three-fifths of what they sold the first day. How many kgs of potatoes are sold every day? - Fabric purchase calculation
Krejčová bought a total of 13 m of double-colored fabric for 1,037 euros. One meter of blue fabric costs 89 euros, and one meter of gray fabric costs 74 euros. How many meters of blue and how many meters of gray fabric did the seamstress buy? - Rectangle division perimeter
Divide a rectangle with sides 60 mm and 84 mm long into three rectangles with the same circumference. - Wallet note distribution
Mr. Smith had one hundred and fifty euro bills in his wallet. There were 21 in total, and their total value was 1550 euros. How many hundred-euro and how many fifty-euro notes did Mr. Smith have in his wallet? - Nine books
Nine books are to be bought by a student. Art books cost $6.00 each, and biology books cost $6.50 each. If the total amount spent was $56.00, how many of each book were bought? - Trip distance calculation
In three days, the students went 65 km on a trip. On the first day, they ran twice as much as on the third day, and on the second day, they ran 10 km less than on the first day. How many kilometers did they cover each day? - Rectangular garden
Divide a square garden with a perimeter of 124 m into two rectangular gardens, with the fence of one garden 10 m longer than the fence of the other. What dimensions will these rectangular gardens be? - Rectangle square division
The perimeter of the rectangle, which can be divided into three squares, is 168 cm. Determine the lengths of its sides.
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