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- A dress
A dress regularly sells for $75. The sale price is $58. Find the percent decrease in the sale price from the regular price. - The quotient 4
The quotient of two numbers is 15/16. If the dividend is 3/8, what is the divisor? A. 6/5 B. 4/5 C. 2/5 D. 1/5 - Missing number 2
When 10 is added to the product of 8 and a certain number, the result will be 50. What is the value of a missing number? - The rice
There are 4 kilograms of rice. Each boy scout can consume 1/5 kilogram of rice per meal. How many boy scouts can consume the rice? - Two kids
Two kids are sharing 3/5 of a pizza. What fraction of a whole pizza will each kid get? - Three 220 Three numbers are in a ratio of 2:3:4. Find the second number if their sum is 306. a. 68 b. 102 c. 136 d. 140
- Sarah 3
Sarah ran 4 7/8 miles, then walked 1 11/12 miles. Could you find the total distance she traveled? - Square room 2
A square room has a floor area of 144 square feet. The height of the room is 6 feet. What is the area of one wall? - Function graph intercepts
Draw the graph of the function y = -2x + 3. Calculate the coordinates of the intersections of the function's graph with the x and y axes. - Addition consecutive numbers Each of the three additions is 5 more than the previous one. The sum of all is 78. Which numbers are these?
- Small and big box
Boxes with dimensions of 6 cm, 10 cm, and 15 cm should fit into a cube-shaped box. What are the smallest dimensions a box can have? How many boxes of the given dimensions can fit in it? - L Hospital's rule
Use L Hospital's rule to solve (i) Lim x²+5x-14/x²-5x+6 X—>2 (ii)Lim x³+x²-x-1/x²-2x-3 X—>3 - Percentage comparison paradox Can it be 1%>2%? Can't it be nonsense and a denial of the law of mathematics, yet 119 out of 120 people say so?
- A shopkeeper 5
A shopkeeper sold some sets of Pencils and Pens. Each set contained 6 pencils and 2 pens. If the shopkeeper sold 112 pencils and pens, how many pens did she sell altogether? - James 6
James and Lisa shared some sweets. James took 2/7 of the sweets, and Lisa took the rest. If James took 18 fewer sweets than Lisa, how many sweets did they have altogether at first? - A current
A current of 0.1 A flows in the branch with a resistance of 5 ohms. In the second branch, a current of 0.2 A. Calculate: a) what is the resistance of the second branch, b) to what voltage was the circuit connected? - How many 28
How many can 15 cm x 25 cm tiles fit in a room with a length of 3 m and a width of 2.5 m? - Chicken average weight
A poultry company received a thousand chickens with an average weight of 1.7 kg at CZK 50/kg. During the day, the company sold 300 chickens for 24 thousand. CZK. What was the average weight of unsold chickens? - Resistor parallel connection
Three identical resistors connected in series have a total resistance of 9 ohms. What will be their total resistance when connected in parallel - Ohms Two resistors of 6 ohms and 8 ohms are connected in parallel to a flat battery U=4.5 V. Calculate: a) the total current, b) the current in the branches.
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