Area Conversion Word Problems - page 18 of 37
Number of problems found: 734
- Room brick calculation
Calculate how many bricks we will need to build a room that should be 1.8 m wide, 2 m long, and 2.4 m high. The dimensions of the brick are 25 cm x 60 cm. - Triangle base calculation
They make bases for table lamps from bronze in the shape of an isosceles triangle. How many m² are needed for 5 mats if the arms are 24 cm long and the height to the triangle's base is 1.5 dm? - Cuboid surface calculation
We have a block with a square base and a height of 12 dm. We know that its volume is 588 cubic dm. Calculate the surface area of a cuboid with the same base but 2 cm more height. You write the result in dm². - Block material calculation
How many square meters of material is needed to make two identical blocks with dimensions of 6 dm, 8 dm, and 12 dm if we count 8% of the material for folds? (Round to two decimal places. ) - Quadrilateral prism
Calculate the volume (V) and the surface (S) of a regular quadrilateral prism whose height is 28.6 cm and the deviation of the body diagonal from the base plane is 50°. - Hemisphere - roof
The shape of the observatory dome is close to the hemisphere. Its outer diameter is 11 m. How many kilograms of paint and how many liters of thinner are used for its double coat if you know that 1 kg of paint diluted with 1 deciliter of thinner will paint - Roof paint consumption
The cone-shaped sheet metal roof has a base diameter of 80 cm and a height of 60 cm. If 1 kg of paint is consumed per 6 m² of sheet metal, calculate the paint consumption for painting this roof. - Nitrogen
One bag of urea containing 46 percent nitrogen weighs 25 kg. How many bags must be purchased for fertilizing a field of 41003 square meters if the nitrogen dose is 50.0 kg per hectare? - Office painting cost
Our office has dimensions of 5 m by 4.5 m and a height of 2.5 m. How much will it cost to paint it if a liter of paint costs €3.50 (yield 10 m²/l) and the painter asks €1.20 for the job and 1 m² painting? It will need to be painted twice. - The quadrilateral pyramid
The quadrilateral pyramid has a rectangular base of 24 cm x 3.2 dm and a body height of 0.4 m. Calculate its volume and surface area. - Calculate
Calculate the surface of a regular quadrilateral prism whose base edge is 2.4dm and the height of the prism is 38cm. - Room wallpaper calculation
Sophie decided to wallpaper one side of her room. How much wallpaper does she need if the wall measures 3 m by 2.4 m? - Paper cut
How many 9 cm² figures can we cut from 36 dm² paper? - A drone
A flying drone aimed the area for an architect. He took off perpendicularly from point C to point D. He was 300 m above ABC's plane. The drone from point D pointed at a BDC angle of 43°. Calculate the distance between points C and B in meters. - Square area calculation
The town square has the shape of a square measuring 510 meters. What is the size of this square? - Grass seed calculation
We should sow grass in a square-shaped garden with a side of 16.2 m. How many kg of grass seed do we need? One square meter is necessary for 25 grams. - Pool
How many hectoliters of water is in a cuboid pool (a = 25m, b = 8m) if the area of the wetted walls is 279.2 m²? - Quadrilateral prism + water
We poured water up to a height of 34 cm into a container of a regular quadrilateral prism with a base edge a = 10.6 cm and a wall diagonal of 3.9 dm. We then inserted a 6 cm long cylinder with a diameter of 10 cm. How many liters of water overflowed? - Cylinder
The 1.8m cylinder contains 2000 liters of water. What is the area (in dm2) of this container is the water? - Wall area calculation
A wall is $m metres long and $v metres high. A door $b centimetres high and $d centimetres wide is set into the wall. Find the total area of this wall (excluding the door).
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