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- Dressmaker
The dressmaker had a piece of canvas shorter than 5 metres. She was deciding whether to sew a skirt or a dress. The canvas was exactly enough to cut either a skirt needing 120 cm or a dress needing 180 cm. What length of canvas did she have? - Trams 2
The square passes two tram lines. One runs every nine minutes, and the second interval is 15 minutes. Two tram lines arrived in the square exactly at noon. How soon should a similar situation arise again? - Tissues
The store got three kinds of tissues - 132 children, 156 women, and 204 men. Tissues for each species were packed into boxes after the number of pieces was the same for all three types (and greatest). Determine the number if you know that every box has mo - Apples 2
How many minimum apples are in the cart? Is it completely divided into packages of 6, 14, and 21 apples? - Family
Dad has two years more than mom. Mom has five times as many as Katy. Katy has two times less than Jan. Jan is ten years old. How old is everyone in the family? How old are they together? - Airport
There were 23 aircraft at Blue Airport; seven flew and nine arrived. How many planes were at Blue Airport tonight? - Painter 3
Dad wants to paint the wall high 250 cm, wide 230 cm with wallpaper. How many meters must he buy wallpaper if the wallpaper width is 60 cm? - Crates 2
In six crates is 45 kg of apples Five crates are equally apples. In the first crate is 3 kg more apples. How many kilograms are in each crate? - Difference AP
Calculate the difference of arithmetic progression if the sum of its first 10 members Sn = 1325 and the first member is a1 = 20 - Theorem prove
We want to prove the following statement: If a natural number n is divisible by six, then n is divisible by three. What assumption do we start from? - Third dimension
Calculate the third dimension of the cuboid: a) V = 224 m³, a = 7 m, b = 4 m b) V = 216 dm³, a = 9 dm, c = 4 dm - Office
The office building was built in the shape of a regular hexagon inscribed in a circle with a radius of 12 m. The height of the walls is 7 m. How much does CZK cost to plaster the building walls per 1 m square cost CZK 400? - Bathroom
How much CZK do we pay for lining the perimeter walls of the bathroom with rectangular shapes with dimensions of 3.5 m and 4 m, high 1.5 m if 1 square m tile costs 300 CZK? - 3 buses
Morning at 5:00 am, three buses started from one place. The first travel in five-minute intervals, the second at 10-minute intervals, and the third at 25-minute intervals. At what hour will the three buses again come from the same place? - Rectangle
The perimeter of the rectangle is 22 cm, and the area is 30 cm². Determine its dimensions if integers express the length of the sides of the rectangle in centimeters. - Cube 7
Calculate the volume of a cube whose sum of the lengths of all edges is 276 cm. - Bakers
Baker Martin baked five times more cakes than Dennis. Martin bakes 25 cakes. How many cakes were baked Dennis? - Equation with abs value
How many solutions has the equation (|x| +x) |x-3| = |x+1| in the real numbers? - Circular pool
The pool's base is a circle with a radius r = 10 m, excluding a circular segment that determines the chord length of 10 meters. The pool depth is h = 2 m. How many hectoliters of water can fit into the pool? - Octagon from rectangle
We cut the corners of a rectangular tablecloth with dimensions of 4 dm and 8 dm into isosceles triangles. Thus, the octagon formed had an area of 26 dm². How many dm² of tablecloth do we cut down?
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