Physical quantity - math word problems - page 126 of 318
A physical quantity is a term numerically describing a property or state of a physical object. For example, a physical quantity is a length, and its corresponding physical unit is a meter (symbol m). Similarly, the quantity is weight, and the unit is the kilogram (kg). Physical quantities can be divided into a scalar (has magnitude), vector (has magnitude and direction), and tensor (has magnitude and multiple directions).Number of problems found: 6343
- Real estate 2
A real estate agent sold a lot for Php.550,000. If his agency pays a 10% commission, how much commission will they receive? - Sugar 9
150 kg of sugar beet yields 24 kg of sugar. How many tons of sugar beet can be obtained from three tons of sugar? - Sale
A camera has a listed price of $751.98 before tax. If the sales tax rate is 9.25%, find the total cost of the camera with sales tax included. - Cooking on LPG
The gas bomb lasts 30 weekends for 2 hours of daily cooking. How many days will we be able to cook if we cook for 3 hours a day?
- Sales off 2
The computer monitor sold for 8400 CZK in March. In April, the dealer price decreased by 798 CZK. Calculate the percentage by which the retailer reduced the price. - Feed for horses
In the kennel, have feed for two horses for 21 days. The station brought an additional five horses. How many days will feed for all the horses last if they have the same daily ratio? - Enterprise
The value of the annual production enterprise is 7.1 million USD. The average annual growth rate is 1.5%. What will be the value of production at the end of the fifth year? - Percentage 83218
The tractor operator plans to plow a 24 ha (ha=hectare) field. He already plowed 20.64 ha. What percentage has he already fulfilled the plan? - Diamond-shaped 81516
How many diamond-shaped tiles with a side of 25 cm and a height of 20 cm are needed to pave a rectangular courtyard with sides of 30 m and 28 m if the joints represent 1/20 of the area?
- Ameeka
Tameeka is in charge of designing a school pennant for Spirit Week. She wants the base to be 3 1/2 feet and the height to be 6 1/2 feet. She has 20 square feet of paper available. Does she have enough paper? - Joanne
Joanne and Roger are planting a rectangular garden. The garden is 8 1/2 ft by 13 ft. They want to use half of the garden for cucumbers and half for tomatoes. They decide to separate the garden into two right triangles. What is the area of the tomato part - One trapezium
One trapezium has AB=24M, BC=36M, CD=80M, DA=80M long sides. Find the area. - Minute
Two boys started from one place. The first went north at a velocity of 3 m/s, and the second to the east with a velocity of 4 m/s. How far apart are they after a minute? - Trapezoidal 43931
How many trees are planted in a trapezoidal park with bases of 35.7m, 13.3m, arms of 20m and 22m, and a height of 19 m if one tree needs nine m²?
- Circumference 65134
Circle K has a radius of 130 mm, and circle L has a diameter of 50 mm. By how many millimeters is the circumference of circle K greater than the circumference of circle L? Round the result to a whole number. Use the value π= 3.14 in the calculations. - Dimensions 48951
How many euros would it cost to lay a floating floor in three classes if each class has dimensions of 8 meters and 6 meters and 1 m² of new floating floor costs 15 €? - Rectangular 5320
Forest workers planted the rectangular forest nursery with dimensions of 80m and 50m 2/5 with spruce, 12 ares were planted with beech, and the rest grew other deciduous trees. Determine what area the other deciduous trees are growing on. - Deciliters 82303
Juraj had 1 liter of pure orange juice in the bottle. He drained 2 deciliters of it and replaced it with water. What is the ratio of orange juice to water in the bottle now? - Twenty-five 80531
People must collect twenty-five tons of waste paper to save 160 trees. How many kilograms of paper must be collected to save 32 trees?
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