Physical quantity - math word problems - page 192 of 345
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In the shape of a rectangle, the city park, measuring 125 x 12 m, has a circular fountain with a diameter of 10 m. What percentage of this fountain represents the total area of the park? - Consumption 81941
The car consumes up to 16 l in the city, but on a longer trip, the consumption drops to 10 l? 500 km per month in the city and 1650 km outside the city. What is the consumption of a car per 100 km? - Power consumption
The price of electricity is ₱6.50 per kilowatt hour (kWh). How much electricity was consumed if a television with 120 W power consumption ran from 7:30 AM to 12:30 PM? How much will this cost? - Dynamometer
What is the volume of a body that stretches a dynamometer in air, on which a force of 2.5 N suspends it, and if it is immersed in alcohol with a density of 800 kg/m³, does it tension the dynamometer with a force of 1.3 N? - Self-oscillation period
The water in the vessel carried by the boy has a self-oscillation period of 0.8 s. What is the size of the boy's movement speed when the length of the boy's step is 60 cm? Give the result in m/s. - Round-trip
A woman works at a law firm in city A, about 50 miles from city B. She must go to the law library in city B to get a document. Find how long it takes her to drive round-trip if she averages 40 mph. - Brakes of a car
For the brakes of a passenger car to be effective, it is prescribed that a car be moving on a horizontal road at a speed of 40 km. A car must stop on the track 15.4 m. What is the deceleration of the car? - Double-track
On double-track express met with a freight train. Express travel at a speed of 72 km/h, and a freight train at a speed of 36 km/h. After what period will it be from 9 km apart? - Cyclist
A cyclist is moving at 34 km/h and follows a pedestrian walking at speed 5.5 km/h. The walker has an advantage 12 km. How long does it take a cyclist to catch up with him? - Coordinates 59863
The endpoint of the vector, which is located at the origin of the Cartesian system Oxy, is given. Determine the coordinates of the vector and its magnitude, and sketch it: P[3,4]; Q[-2,7]; S[-5,-2] . .. i.e., Vectors PO, QO, SO - Suspended 82617
A round steel weight (ρ1=7800 kg/m3) is suspended on a thread and immersed in water (ρ2=1000 kg/m3). The volume of the weight is 1dm³. With what force is the thread stretched? - Longitudinal 80822
How does the rail lengthen when the temperature changes from -30°C to 30°C if it is 25 m long at 0°C? The temperature coefficient of longitudinal expansion is 12.10na-6Kna-1. - Increasing 69094
The aircraft weighs 61 tons. It climbed from a height of 1000 m to a height of 3000 m while increasing the speed from 170 m/s to 210 m/s. What work did the aircraft engines do? - Transfers 67414
At 80 cm above the road, a person transfers a stone weighing 2 kg parallel to it in a uniform motion along a path of 6 m in 10 s. With what power does it work? - Vertebrate 8181
Cyclists drove the first half of the track at an average of 37.5 km/h in 1.4 hours. After the vertebrate, they walked the same distance 6 minutes longer. At what average speed did they drive on the vertebrate? - Incendiary 4375
The flame spreads along the incendiary cord at a 30 m / min speed. How long must the cord be so that the launcher can move to a distance of 200 m if it moves at a speed of 4 m/s? - Endurance 81644
How long will training for an endurance runner last if he plans to run 36 km at a speed of 5 m/s and spends 35 minutes warming up? - Constant 36313
The truck weighs 4.5 tons and is moving at a constant speed of 72 km/h. How big is his kinetic energy? - Minutes 35311
Places A and B are 30 km apart. From A, Peter will ride a bike at a speed of 18km/h. Milan is also a bike from B but at 24km/h speed. How far apart will they be after 20 minutes? - Distance between 2 points
Find the distance between the points (7, -9), (-1, -9)
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