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- Mushroom collection
Peter Milo and Valika collected a total of 88 mushrooms. Valika collected the most - up to 34 mushrooms. How many mushrooms did Peter and Milo collect together? - Average speed
The car left at 9:00 AM and arrived at the destination 144 km away at 11:00 AM. What average speed did he move? - Ball count
Roland has 490 balls. If he gave 145 bullets to Mark, he would still have 100 more bullets than Mark. How many balls did Mark have at the beginning? How many shots do they have together? - Dimensions of glass
An aquarium has dimensions of 64 × 50 × 45 cm and is filled to 5 cm below the upper edge. How many liters of water are in an aquarium? How many square meters of glass are needed to produce an aquarium? - Order Fractions
Arrange the fractions from the smallest to the largest. 2/5, 15/6, 1/4, 5/5, 5/4, 4/10, 6/5. - Rails
18 m railway weighs 1260 kg. How much weighs 100 m of welded railways? - Glass
How many glasses are needed to produce glass with a base of a regular 5-gon if one base triangle in the base is 4.2 square cm and the height is 10 cm? - Z9-I-4
Kate thought of a five-digit integer. She wrote the sum of this number and its half in the first line of the workbook. Write a total of this number and its fifth on the second line. She wrote a sum of this number and its one ninth on the third row. Finall - Tunnels
Mice built an underground house consisting of chambers and tunnels: • every tunnel connects one chamber to another (no dead ends), • exactly three tunnels lead from each chamber to three distinct other chambers, • from every chamber, a mouse can reach any - Arithmetic progression
Determine the ninth term and the difference AP if a3 = 4.8 and a2 + a3 = 8. - Unknown number
16% of the unknown number equals the square root of the number 25. Find this unknown number. - Complex roots
Find the sum of the fourth square root of the number 16. - Diagonal of the rectangle
Calculate the rectangle's diagonal, whose area is 54 centimeters square, and the circuit equals 30 cm. - Square diagonal
Determine the diagonal of a square whose perimeter is equal to 72 cm. - Expression evaluation
For the variables x = -8, y = 12, z = -5, evaluate these two mathematical expressions a = y-z b = z / (x-z) - Average speed
At what average speed would you have to travel around the world in 80 days? (Assume a path along the equator; round to km/h.) - Dictation
A total of 30 students wrote the dictation. One third of them received a grade of 1 or 4. There were four times as many 2 s as 3 s. How many students received an insufficient grade, given that 7 students received a grade of 1, which is also equal to the s - Area and percents
Find what percentage is a smaller cube surface when the wall's surface area decreases by 25%. - Geometric progression
Find the quotient and the sixth term of GP if a1 = 420, a1 + a2 = 630. - Square diagonal Calculate the diagonal of a square whose area equals 625 square centimeters.
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