Math problems for elementary school students

Updated on educate 2024-04-05
4 answers
  1. Anonymous users2024-02-07

    Let the ratio of the number of completions per day of A to the total amount be x, and the proportion of the number of completions per day of B to the total amount of y is, then there is:

    15*(x+y)=1;

    5*x+3*y=7/30;

    Joint solution: x=1 60;y=1/20;

    Here x=1 60 is the fraction of what you need A to complete this batch of parts every day;

    I'm a novice doing a task, and the hero is raising his noble hand, Xiaosheng is grateful!

  2. Anonymous users2024-02-06

    The cooperation of A and B is completed in 15 days, then the cooperation of A and B is completed in 1 15 per day, then the cooperation of A and B is completed in three days and 1 15 3=1 5

    Since A does 5 days and B does 3 days, he can complete 7 30 of all tasks, then A can do 7 30-1 5 = 1 30 in 2 days, then A completes 1 30 2 = 1 60 every day

  3. Anonymous users2024-02-05

    A and B do one-fifteenth of the task every day, let A complete x every day, and B completes yx+y=one-fifteenth every day.

    5x+3y=7/30

    Xie Dejia does one-thirtieth of a day.

  4. Anonymous users2024-02-04

    Summary. Hello dear. I can provide you with the following references; Pro, the first figure has a circumference of 18cm

    How to do this question, please send the answer.

    Hello dear. I can provide you with the following references; Pro, the first figure has a circumference of 18cm

    The perimeter and area of the two are also written in the algorithm.

    Hello dear. I can provide you with the following references; Pro, the first figure has a circumference of 18cmThe circumference of the second figure is also 18cm

    Find the perimeter and area of the figure (1 cm on the sides of each small square?)

    Hello dear. I can provide you with the following examples of wide dispersion with reference to Zheng; Pro, the first figure has a circumference of 18cmYou can add up the length of the outside of the long and the erected hills.

    6+6+3+3 = 18 cm The circumference of the second figure is also 18cm 5+5+3+3=18cm

    What are the areas?

    Hello dear. I can provide you with the following references; Pro, the first graphic stool height circumference is 18cm. You can add up the length of the outside of the long and vertical spring thickness.

    6+6+3+3 = 18 cm The circumference of the second oak figure is also 18 cm 5 + 5 + 4 + 4 = 18 cm

    Hello dear. I can provide you with the following references; You can try to move the small square vanity block at the top and bottom into a rectangle, the first shape is 1 8=8cm, the first shape is 2 4=8cm

    The second picture is how much is the area.

    Hello, dear. I can provide you with the following references; You can try to move the small square at the top and bottom into a rectangle, the first shape is the area of the key and the grasp is 1 8=8cm You can try to move the small square at the top and bottom into a rectangle, and the second shape is 2 4=8cm

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