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- The scale
The distance of 15 cm on the map corresponds to 27 km in reality. What is the scale of the map? - Circular ring
A square with an area of 16 centimeters is inscribed circle k1 and described to circle k2. Calculate the area of the circular ring, which circles k1, and k2 form. - Garden The garden around the new farm is divided as follows: 35% vegetable, 30% fruit orchards, 10% flowers, and the remaining 120 m² are lawns. What is the total area of the garden?
- Garden on map
On a map with a scale of 1:5000, the grandfather's garden is represented by a rectangle measuring 4 cm and 3 cm. What dimensions will it have on a map scale of 1:4000? - Number calculation
Find a number from which 5% is as many as 7% out of 45. - Money for grandchildren
My grandfather distributed CZK 1,600 among his grandchildren. He divides the amount proportionally to their ages. The grandchildren are 15, 12, and 6 years. How much will each of the boys get? - Scout trip
During the trip, the scouts ran 1/2 of the route on the first day, 2/5 of the route on the second day, and on the third day, they were still 12 km away. How many km have they traveled in all three days? - Garden fencing cost
We want to enclose a rectangular garden whose length-to-width ratio is 2:1 and whose half of the perimeter borders the road. The fencing path along the road costs 7 euros per meter, and the other fencing costs only 3 euros per meter. How many acres does a - Pool water
The block-shaped pool is 8.5 m long, 4.3 m wide, and 1.5 m deep. How many hectoliters of water is in it when it is filled to three-fifths of the depth? - Rectangle construction
Build a rectangle of MNPO if: a) (MN) = 8 cm, (MP) = 10 cm b) (PQ) = 6 cm and angle PQM = 30 ° c) (NP) = 9 cm, (PM) 8 cm - Trapezoid waste
We cut two triangles from the rectangular plate so that the resulting quadrilateral-trapezoid with the same arm lengths has an area of 32 cm², and one of its bases is twice as long as the other. What is the area of the two triangles that make up the waste - Crazy week
What doesn't apply to him if the month is 31 days and five Mondays? A-5 Saturday B-5 Sunday C-5 Tuesdays D-5 Wednesday E-5 Thursdays? - Square side
Suppose we enlarge the side of the square by half the length, and the circumference of the square increases by 24 cm. Calculate the original side length. - Square perimeter
Calculate the perimeter and area of a square with a side length of 1.3 dm - Purchase cost
Peter bought 0.35 kg of ham, six rolls, and mineral water for a snack. How much did he pay for the purchase? (Mineralka costs 14.60 CZK, a roll 3.40 CZK, and a kilogram of ham 129 CZK). They rounded up the purchase to whole crowns. - Circle radius
The area of the two circles is in a 4:9 ratio. The larger circle has a diameter of 12 cm. Calculate the radius of the smaller circle. - Horizontal distance
The road leading from place A to place B has a gradient of 9%. Considering that their altitudes differ by 27.9 m, determine the horizontal distance between them. - Expression substitution
Determine the value of the expression by substituting for the variables a = 5, b = 2, x = 3, y = 1: k = 4ab + 1/2 ab - 14 l = x² + 2xy + y² m = 5b³ - 4b² - Measuring cork
Simon boasted that he had taken away a block of cork measuring 0.5 m x 0.5 m x 1.2 m. Is it possible we know that 1 m of cubic cork weighs 300 kg and children from 10 to 15 years old can carry a maximum load of 5 kg? - Area conversion
Calculate and convert: 0.2 m² + 80 dm² + 200 cm² = how many m2
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