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<math>10</math> cows can consume <math>20</math> kilograms of grass in <math>5</math> days. How many more cows are required such that it takes all of the cows to consume <math>80</math> kilograms of grass in <math>8</math> days? | <math>10</math> cows can consume <math>20</math> kilograms of grass in <math>5</math> days. How many more cows are required such that it takes all of the cows to consume <math>80</math> kilograms of grass in <math>8</math> days? | ||
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| + | <math>10</math> candy canes and <math>9</math> lollipops are to be distributed among <math>8</math> children such that each child gets atleast <math>1</math> candy. What is the probability that once the candies are distributed, no child has both types of candies? | ||
Revision as of 11:25, 20 April 2020
Problem 1
What is the sum of the solutions to the equation 
?
Problem 2
How many increasing subsets of 
contain no 
consecutive prime numbers?
Problem 3
A field is on the real 
plane in the shape of a circle, centered at 
with a a radius of 
. The area that is in the field but above the line 
is planted. What fraction of the field is planted?
Problem 4
What is the numerical value of 
?
Problem 5
cows can consume 
kilograms of grass in 
days. How many more cows are required such that it takes all of the cows to consume 
kilograms of grass in days?
Problem 6
candy canes and 
lollipops are to be distributed among children such that each child gets atleast 
candy. What is the probability that once the candies are distributed, no child has both types of candies?
