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Number of problems found: 2511
- Hectoliters
How deep is the pool if there are 2025 hectoliters of water, the bottom dimensions are a = 15 meters b = 7.5 meters, and the water level is up to 9/10 (nine-tenths) of the height? - Three pumps
We are filling the pool. The pool would fill the first pump in 12 hours and the second in 15 hours. If all three pumps ran simultaneously, they would fill the pool for 4 hours. How long would the pool fill only with the third pump? - The pool
The pool contains 220 m³ of water. Workers can empty the pool either: a) 10 hours of pipe B and 8 hours of pipe A, or b) 10 hours of pipe A and 7 hours of pipe B. How many cubic meters of water will flow in 1 hour from pipe A, and how many from pipe B? - Bricks pyramid
How many 50cm x 32cm x 30cm bricks are needed to build a 272m x 272m x 278m pyramid? - Mixing water
We should fill the 30-liter container with water at 60 degrees Celsius. How many liters of water is 80 degrees C hot, and how many liters of water are 20 degrees Celsius warm? Do we have to mix? - Orlík hydroelectric plant
The Orlík hydroelectric power plant, built in 1954-1961, consists of four Kaplan turbines. For each of them, the water with a flow rate of Q = 150 m3/s is supplied with a flow rate of h = 70.5 m at full power. a) What is the total installed pow - Four-fifths of the pool
The rectangular pool, with bottom dimensions of 12 m and 25m, is 200 cm deep. The first faucet flows 2.4 hl per minute and the second 6 l per 1 second. How long will it take for the pool to be filled to four-fifths of its height? - Half-filled 7336
The water tank is filled with the first inflow in one hour and 10 minutes and the second in 60 minutes. How many minutes will the tank be half-filled with both inlets if the second outlet is opened 12 minutes later? - Confectionery
The confectioner needs to carve a cone-shaped decoration from a ball-shaped confectionery mass with a radius of 25 cm. Find the radius of the base of the ornament a (and the height h). He uses as much material as possible is used to make the ornament. - Kindergarten 7313
The children in the kindergarten drank 20% of the prepared tea in the morning. They drank another 10% of the left tea afternoon. After the whole day, there were still 9 liters of tea left. How many liters of tea was prepared in the kindergarten in the mor - Water in a cube
How many ml of water will fit in a cube with an edge length of 5 cm? - Bucket
A half-filled bucket with water weighs 5.55 kg, while the full bucket weighs 9.85 kg. Thus, the bucket weighs 9.85 kg. - Body diagonal
Calculate the cube volume, whose body diagonal size is 75 dm. Draw a picture and highlight the body diagonally. - Millimeter 7269
The road is paved with 2500cm cubic cubes. Calculate the edge size to the nearest millimeter. - The aquarium
The aquarium has a capacity of 18 liters. When the square bottom is 28 2/3 cm long, what is its height? - Density 7257
Can a boy lift a 75 kg rock from the bottom of a pond if we assume he will raise a 50 kg rock in the dry? The density of stone is 2500 kg/m3, and the density of water is 1000 kg/m3 - Volumes 7252 The block and the cube have the same volumes of 512 cm3, and the block has edge lengths of b = 6.4 cm and c = 10 cm. Can a cube and a block have the same edge length?
- Calculate 7246
The dice have a volume of 80 cm³. Calculate the edge size in mm. - Home cleaning
Mr. Smith is cleaning up a big mess at home. In the closet, he finds a solution that is 5% bleach and another stronger solution that is 20% bleach. For this particular job, he needs 600mL of 15% bleach. How much of each type (to the nearest mL) should he - Rectangular 7215
The rectangular rink with dimensions of 50 m and 25 m should be covered with a layer of ice 4 cm high. How many liters of water are needed to make ice if the ice volume is 10% greater than the volume of water?
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