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- Cards
The player gets eight cards of 32. What is the probability that it gets a) all four aces b) at least one ace - Segment in a triangle
In a triangle ABC with the side/AB/ = 24 cm constructed middle segment/DE/ = 18 cm parallel to the side AB at a distance of 1 cm from AB. Calculate the height of the triangle ABC to side AB. - Metals
Eight teams play in the Hockey World Cup. Determine how many ways gold, silver, and bronze medals can be awarded. - Two numbers
The sum of two numbers is 1. Identify these two numbers if you know that half of the first is equal to the third of the second number. - Roll the dice
What is the probability that if we roll the dice, a number less than five falls? - Pool percentage
Nine hundred hectoliters of water were filled into the cylinder-shaped pool. The pool is 1.5 m deep, and its diameter is 10 m. What percentage of the pool volume has the water-filled? - Hexagonal pyramid
Calculate the volume and the surface of a regular hexagonal pyramid with a base edge length of 3 cm and a height of 5 cm. - Square root calculation
Determine an unknown number equal to two-fifths of the square root of 49. - Raspberry baskets
Find how many raspberries are in the third and tenth baskets, if there are three raspberries in the first and eight raspberries more in each. - Weight ratio
Andrew, Michael, Patrick, and George together weigh 128 kg. Their weights are in the ratio 1:6:7:2. Determine what weight each of them has. - Three numbers
Find three numbers so that the second number is three times larger than the first and the third is six larger than the second number. Their sum is 62 - Consecutive numbers
The sum of four consecutive odd numbers is 240. What are the numbers? - Sticker collection
Peter is a 5th-grade student. He collects stickers. He has two-thirds of them in the album, a quarter is ready for exchange, and he wants to give eight stickers to his friends. How many stickers does Peter have? - Fuel consumption
The car consumed m liters of gasoline per s of kilometers. How many liters of gasoline does it consume per 100 km? - Inscribed circle
XYZ is a right triangle with a right angle at the vertex X and an inscribed circle with a radius of 5 cm. Find the area of the triangle XYZ if XZ = 14 cm. - Suit price
The webshop reduced the price of the suit by p percent. What was the new cost of the suit? - Hotel
The hotel has a p floor each floor has i rooms from which the third are single, and the others are double. Find the number of beds in the hotel. - Prize How many ways can 9 participants be rewarded with the first, second, and third prizes in a sports competition?
- Kilogram - unit price
One kilogram of raisins costs a crown, and one kilogram of nuts a crown. They added 5 kg raisins and 3 kg nuts to the mixture. How much does 1 kg of mixture cost? - Octahedron
All walls of the regular octahedron are identical equilateral triangles. ABCDEF octahedron edges have a length d = 6 cm. Calculate the surface area and volume of this octahedron.
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