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- The Novak family 2
The Novák family had debts at two banks. They repaid Bank A a total of 26,500 CZK, with interest making up one fifth of the amount repaid. They repaid Bank B an amount 15,000 CZK less, including ten percent interest. a) What was the Novák family's origina - Strawberry - mililiters
The volume of a strawberry smoothie is 1,250 ml. Convert this to litres and express it as a fraction. - Future Value with Interest
The deposit is €1,000 at an annual interest rate of 7.36%. What is the total amount after 3 years and 9 months? - Pizza Left for Dinner
Peter ate a quarter of a pizza for breakfast and a sixth of the remainder for lunch. How much of the pizza did he have left for dinner? - Toy car collection
Martin has more than 50 and fewer than 100 toy cars in his collection. A fifth of them are trucks, an eighth are vintage cars, and the rest are models of modern passenger cars. How many toy cars does Martin have in his collection, and how many of them are - Subtracting Mixed Fractions
By how much is three and five sixths less than four and five ninths? - Equilateral cone
A cup has the shape of a right circular cone whose slant height equals the diameter of its base (i.e. the axial cross-section is an equilateral triangle). It is supposed to hold 0.2 litres of liquid when filled to 1 cm below the rim. Calculate its diamete - Lampshade 3
A lampshade has the shape of a lateral surface of a cone with a slant height of 32 cm and a base diameter of 46 cm. Calculate the paper needed for its production, assuming 6% waste. - Finding Half of Ten
10 is 2 times more than what number? - Smallest Digit Numbers
What is the smallest seven-digit number? What is the smallest six-digit number? - Arbor
Calculate in square metres the area of an arbour whose ground plan is in the shape of a regular hexagon with a side length of 4.5 m. - Solving for x Proportion
Find x such that: a) 2:5 = 8:x; b) x:28 = 4:7. - Textbook - curriculum
We have to learn 30 pages from the textbook for an exam. If we study 6 pages a day, we will cover the material in 5 days. How many pages per day must we study if we have only 3 days? - Distance - cities
Determine the actual distance between two cities if their distance on the map is 7.5 cm and the map scale is 1:60,000. - Detergent - dilution
A detergent is diluted in a ratio of 1:200. How much detergent is needed if 5 litres of water are used? - Number split
Divide 36 in the ratio 4:5. - Tickets 9/11
9 tickets cost 153 CZK. How much do 11 tickets cost? - Visitors
On the first holiday weekend, 1,250 visitors came to the swimming pool in Zdice. Sunday was less pleasant, so only two thirds as many visitors came as on Saturday. How many visitors came on Saturday? - Groups
Into what is the largest number of equal groups we can divide 336 children and 24 adults, such that each group contains the same number of children and the same number of adults? - Hour as Day Fraction
Write as a fraction in lowest terms: What part of a day is one hour?
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