The Romans stole the recipe of the magic potion to the Gallic one, but the druid wrote the ingredients in mole.  Help the Romans to convert the data :

– Give the molar masses of the water of the glucose and the sodium hydroxide

–  Give the mass to be taken of the water, the glucose and the sodium hydroxide , then the capacity of water.

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We have some enigmes for you :

I) We know that :

2a + b = 2c + a = 2b + 2c = 3b + a = 10

Find the values of every letters.

II) And do you know how many squares can we found on a chessboard of 1999x1999 boxes ?

Joe, John and Jack would like to build three farms in a rectangle . John already paid  his part of ground; he has the half of it; but Jack and Joe had a quarrel; they didn’t arrive to agreed to share the rest in 2 parties!

Knowing that the lenght of the rectangle is 5, and the breath is 3; and knowing that John has the half of the rectangle such that the rectangle is cut by a diagonal, look for with a mathematical software which values can be right to have the same part between Joe and Jack.

Hey guys, try this exercise 🙂
 It´s a trigonometry exercise. (Use sin/cos/tan and the relations)

An airplane flying horizontal 1 km above the ground and going away from the observer is observed at an elevation of 25° at a certain instant. After 20 seconds, it elevations from the same point, changes with 30°. Then find the distance traveled by the airplane in 20 second.

airlplane-opgave Hey guys, try this. It´s trigonometry exercise. (use sin/cos/tan and the relations)

An airplane flying horizontal 1 km above the ground and going away from the observer is observed at an elevation of 25° at a certain instant. After 20 seconds, it elevations  from the same point, changes with 30°. Then find the distance traveled by the airplane in 20 second.

Sophie organize a party. She makes some drinks. In a big container, she put 1,25 L of syrup. She had adds 6L of water. Just before the start she realizes that it will be insufficient. She adds 2,5 other liters of water.

What’s the syrup concentration (in g/L) at the end ?

For this exercise we will say that a liter of syrup has the same masse as a liter of water.

Good luck

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