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- Dinesh
Dinesh ate three cookies, each weighing 1.45 g. What was the total mass of the cookies he ate? - Angie
Angie poured four cartons of milk, each with 2.4 liters, into a mixing bowl. How many liters of milk were there altogether? - Suriani
Suriani had 3.05 m of ribbon. She used up 0.76 m of it. What is the length of ribbon that she has left? - Money pocket
Andy had $5.95 in his pocket. His father gave him another $3.55. How much does Andy have altogether now? B. How much would Andy have to deposit to have $200? - Jansen
Jansen had 1.3 liters of fruit juice. He drank 0.5 liters during lunch. How many liters of fruit juice does he have left? - Quadratic inequality solving
Solve the quadratic inequality: -2x² + 4x + 6 - Cone roof cost
The roof of the castle tower has the shape of a cone with a base diameter of 12 m and a height of 8 m. How many euros will we pay to cover the roof if 1 m of square roofing costs 3.5 euros? - Tower room whitewash
The castle tower room has the shape of a cylinder with a diameter of 4.6 m and a height of 2.9 m. Calculate how much it will cost to whitewash the ceiling and walls of this room if €23 is paid for 1 square meter, while windows and doors account for 15℅ of - Parallelogram drawing exercise
Draw an ABCD brassier if a = 4.8 cm b = 3.5 cm and va = 2.9 cm - Sphere cut
A sphere segment is cut off from a sphere k with radius r = 1. The volume of the sphere inscribed in this segment is equal to 1/6 of the segment's volume. What is the distance of the cutting plane from the center of the sphere? - Pupils - dataset
The following data on the height and the corresponding number of pupils were found in the measurement of 63 pupils: the height; number of pupils 159 cm; 1 161 cm; 1 162 cm; 2 163 cm; 1 164 cm; 2 165 cm; 2 166 cm; 3 167 cm; 2 168 cm; 4 169 cm; 3 170 cm; 5 - Deceleration of car
The car has a speed of 60 km/h and, after a 100 m journey speed of 40 km/h. What is the deceleration of a car if we assume that its movement is constantly slowed down? - Two-element combinations
Write all two-element combinations from elements a, b, c, and d. - Fresh juice
The seller offers fresh-squeezed juice, which the customer either pours into his own containers or sells in liter plastic bottles, which the customer buys from him. A liter of juice costs 40 CZK more than a bottle. There is no charge for turning the juice - Nautical miles
How many nautical miles do they sail if the route is shown on a 1:25 000 scale map with a 7.4 cm long line? - Borrowing bicycle
Jacob lent a bicycle to friends who wanted to ride it. For a three-hour bike ride, Jacob received two chocolates. Yup. If you wanted a bike for 2 hours, you had to give Jacob 12 candies. Peter gave Jacob 1 chocolate and three candies. How long can Peter r - Number difference
Calculate the difference between the smallest odd four-digit number and the largest even three-digit number, where we can form each number from only these digits: 0, 1, 3, 5, 7, 8, 9 without repeating digits. - The temperature 9
The temperature at 9 AM is 2 degrees. The temperature rises three more degrees by noon. Which expression describes the temperature at noon? Calculate the new temperature value. - Temperature rise and fall On Friday, the temperature was 82 °F. The temperature changed by –2 °F on Saturday, and then it changed by 5 °F on Sunday. What was the temperature on Sunday? How did the temperature change? Note that we consider the mathematical problem formulated in thi
- Ladder
How long is a ladder that touches a wall 4 meters high and has a lower part 3 meters away from the wall?
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