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- Raspberry juice
How much will the scout leader pay for drinks for the children, if a third of the children had raspberry juice for 10 CZK, half of the children had sparkling water for 15 CZK, and the remaining 4 children had kola for 20 CZK? - Workers
The first worker can complete a job in 40 hours, the second in 50 hours, and the third in 80 hours. How long will it take them to complete the job if they all work together? - RR trapezoid
Given an isosceles trapezoid ABCD with bases |AB| = 36 m and |CD| = 200 dm, and leg |BC| = 10 m. Calculate the area and perimeter of the trapezoid and the length of diagonal AC. - A bicycle
Martin sold a bicycle at a profit of 10%. Had it been sold for $75 more, the profit would have been 16%. Find the cost price of the bicycle. - Green cards
We draw 4 cards from a deck of 32 cards. In how many ways can we draw: a) exactly 2 aces, b) exactly 3 green cards? - In the shipment
There are 40 products in a shipment, of which 4 are defective. In how many ways can 5 products be selected so that exactly 3 of them are non-defective? - February sales
A company earned only four fifths in February of what it earned in January. By what percentage did the company earn more in January than in February? - Dependent variables
A printer prints k sheets in n seconds (k, n ∈ ℕ). Express the number of sheets that the printer prints in 5 minutes in terms of k and n. - Concert organizers 800 people came to the concert, which was a quarter more than the organisers had expected. How many people did the organisers expect?
- Children - dividing
What is the minimum number of nuts needed to be able to divide them equally among 10, 12, and 18 children? - Coal Used and Remaining
We used one quarter of the coal we bought, leaving us with 12 q. How much coal did we buy? - Animals - pasture
There are 195 animals in total on the pasture: sheep, goats, and calves. There are half as many sheep as goats and twice as many calves as goats. How many sheep are there on the pasture? - Counting Light Cars
There are 96 cars in a car park. There are 24 fewer dark-coloured cars than light-coloured cars. How many light-coloured cars are there in the car park? - A year ago A year ago, Jano was twice as old as Helen. In five years, Helen will be twice as old as Jano. How old is Helen now?
- Cutting a cuboid
A cuboid can be cut into 200 cubes, each with a volume of 8 dm³. Calculate how many cubes with a volume of 1 cm³ this cuboid can be cut into without a remainder. - Two workshops Two workshops were supposed to produce 4,000 sets of kitchen utensils together. After completing the task, it was found that the first workshop produced 534 sets more than originally planned for it, while the second workshop fulfilled its plan at 80%. How
- Finding the Second Number
The arithmetic mean of two numbers is 10. One of the numbers is 2. What is the other number? - Shear friction
How much force must be applied to a box weighing 300 kg to move it at a constant speed along a horizontal floor, if the coefficient of sliding friction between the box and the floor is 0.5? - Ratio 52 The ratio of the surface area of a cube to its volume is 2:1. Calculate: a) the edge length of the cube in cm, b) the volume of the cube in cm³, c) the surface area of the cube in cm².
- Hockey - game
A hockey goalkeeper has a save success rate of 93.5%. What is the probability that he keeps a clean sheet in a match when facing 25 shots? What is the probability that he concedes at most 2 goals?
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