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- Square area
ABCD square has a diagonal length of 8 cm. What is the area of the square? - Similar triangles
The triangles ABC and XYZ are similar. Find the unknown lengths of the sides of the triangles. The lengths: a = 5 cm, b = 8 cm and x = 7.5 cm z = 9 cm. - Number properties
Find four numbers whose sum is 48 and which have the following properties: if we subtract 3 from the first, add 3 to the second, multiply the third by three, and divide the fourth by three, we get the same result. - Pool capacity
The swimming pool also has a 15-meter-long pool 8 meters wide with a constant depth of 2 meters. If it is always filled 10 cm below the edge, how many hectoliters of water can fit in it? - Trip payment
Each participant on the school trip has to pay € 7 for the booked bus. Three students fell ill and did not go on a trip. Everyone then had to pay € 8 for the bus. How many students took part in the trip? - Wood to sawdust
If we cut a tree trunk with a diameter of 42 cm and the width of the cutting joint is 3 mm, how many cubic cm of wood will turn into sawdust? - Number sum
The sum of three numbers is 77. The largest is three times the smallest, and the middle number is half of the largest. Find all three numbers. - Book pages
Barbora has already read 144 pages of the book. She has yet to read two-fifths of the pages of the entire book. How many pages does the whole book have? - Weight equivalence
When weighing the bodies from the children's kit, it turned out that one cube had the same weight as three cylinders and two cylinders had the same weight as six pyramids. How many pyramids have the same mass as one cube? - Petrol consumption
The car's average consumption is x = @ x liters of gasoline per 100 kilometers. How much petrol does a car use on a 320-kilometer road? - Boy weights
Three friends weighed themselves so that two always stood on the scale, and the third wrote down the measured weight. After all the measurements, the numbers written on the paper were 60 kg, 64 kg, and 66 kg. Determine the mass of each boy. - Rectangular garden
What is the area in m² of a rectangular garden that is 21 steps long and 41 steps wide, given that one step is on average 3/4 m? - Brothers ages
The three brothers are 42 years old together. John is five years younger than Peter. Peter is two years younger than Michael. How old are they? - Road ascent
If the road has an ascent of 8%, does that mean it will climb by 200 m? - Cents no more
Johnny bought pencils for 35 cents each. Neither he nor the salesperson had small coins, just a whole € 1 coin. At least how many pencils did he have to buy to pay for the whole euros? - Geese and hares
There are three times as many geese as hares on the farm. They have a total of 60 feet. How many geese are on the farm? - Number puzzle
Five times the number is the same as three times increased by 14. What is the number? - Centimeters - block
The surface of the block is 4596 square centimeters. Its sides are in a ratio of 2:5:4. Calculate the volume of this block. - Cabinet painting
The cabinet has the shape of a cuboid, the dimensions of which are 80 cm and 55 cm, and a height of 1.8 m. The cabinet is painted twice on the outside. How much paint is used to paint the cabinet if 1 kg is enough for 4 m²? (we do not paint the bottom of - Butter package
A butter cube with an edge 6.5 cm long is packed in a package measuring a = 28 cm, b = 15 cm. Calculate how many cm² the package is larger than the cube's surface.
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