All the concepts and formulas of elementary school mathematics. Thank you!

Updated on educate 2024-05-21
11 answers
  1. Anonymous users2024-02-11

    You can go to the library and look for the ones I found before.

  2. Anonymous users2024-02-10

    As mentioned above, divide the number (18-15) by the original 18 seconds of the unit, carefully calculate and keep four decimal places.

  3. Anonymous users2024-02-09

    Solution: 27 km = 2,700,000 cm.

    The distance on the map is x centimeters.

    1:600000=x:2700000

    x=2700000x1÷600000

    x = A: The distance on the graph is in centimeters.

  4. Anonymous users2024-02-08

    Solution: Suppose the train can travel x kilometers per hour.

    1+25%)x=150

    x=120A: The train can travel 120 kilometers per hour.

  5. Anonymous users2024-02-07

    To process a batch of parts, it takes 8 days for the master to do it alone, and 1 8 apprentices to do it alone in 10 days, 1 10 a day

    Now it is done by the master and the apprentice together, 1 8+1 10 = ( 5+4) 40 = 9 40 in a day

    Halfway through, the master took a leave of absence for 1 day due to a meeting, and set up a day for the apprentices to finish this batch of parts.

    Then the master did a-1 day and did (a-1) 8, and the apprentice did a 10

    a/10 + a-1)/8 = 1

    8a + 10a -10 = 80

    18a = 90

    a = 5 days.

  6. Anonymous users2024-02-06

    Set the apprentice to do x days, then the master to do x - 1 day, then.

    x-1)/8+x/10=1

    x/8+x/10=1+1/8

    9x/40=9/8

    x=9/8×40/9

    x = 5 apprentices do 5 days.

  7. Anonymous users2024-02-05

    Here's how to solve it:

    The master's work efficiency is 1 8, and the apprentice's work efficiency is 1 10 The equation is:

    It took the apprentice 5 days to complete.

  8. Anonymous users2024-02-04

    If the total project is "1", then the master will do 1 8 a day, and the apprentice will do 1 10 a day, 1-1 10) (1 8 + 1 10) = (9 10) (9 40) = 4 (days).

    4+1=5 (days).

  9. Anonymous users2024-02-03

    The master's work efficiency is 1 8, and the apprentice's work efficiency is 1 10 The equation is:

    5 and 5/36

    It took the apprentice 5 and 5/36 days to complete.

    I want to say that the above people have not seen the question clearly, it is the master who went out for a day, so the remaining workload is (1-1 8).

    So the amount of work that the master and the apprentice do together is 7 8, and the time is (1-1 8) (1 8+1 10).

    The remaining workload is 1 8, and the time required for the apprentice to complete it alone: (1 8) (1 10) So the total time taken by the apprentice is: (1-1 8) (1 8 + 1 10) + (1 8) (1 10) = 185 36

  10. Anonymous users2024-02-02

    The master's work efficiency is 1 8, and the apprentice's work efficiency is 1 10 (1-1 10) (1 8+1 10).

    It took the apprentice 5 days to complete.

  11. Anonymous users2024-02-01

    The master's work efficiency is 1 8, the apprentice is 1 10, and the apprentice does it for 5 days.

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