text: # Chocholate
  
  Table of chocolate is divided into squares on its surface. Lengthwise has 15 squares and widthwise 19 squares. We must chocolate broke into individual squares.
  
  How many times we have broke it to get only individual squares? It is not permitted to break several superposed pieces.
  
  Result
  
  x =  284
  
  #### Solution:
  
  $x = (15-1) + (19-1)\cdot 15 = 15\cdot 19-1 = 284$
  
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distilabel_metadata.content: # Chocholate
  
  Table of chocolate is divided into squares on its surface. Lengthwise has 15 squares and widthwise 19 squares. We must chocolate broke into individual squares.
  
  How many times we have broke it to get only individual squares? It is not permitted to break several superposed pieces.
  
  Result
  
  x =  284
  
  #### Solution:
  
  $x = (15-1) + (19-1)\cdot 15 = 15\cdot 19-1 = 284$
  
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  3. Two squares
  Two squares whose sides are in the ratio 5:2 have sum of its perimeters 73 cm. Calculate the sum of area this two squares.
  4. Mr. Zucchini
  Mr. Zucchini had a rectangular garden whose perimeter is 28 meters. Content area of the garden filled just four square beds, whose dimensions in meters are expressed in whole numbers. Determine what size could have a garden. Find all the possibilities and
  5. Present
  Gift box has rectangular shape with dimensions of 8×8×3 cm. Miloslav wants to cover with square paper with sides of 18 cm. How much paper left him?
  6. Maximum area of rhombus
  Calculate the interior angles at which equilateral rhombus has a maximum area.
  7. Windows
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  How big is area of circle if its circumference is 80.6 cm?
  9. Square grid
  Square grid consists of a square with sides of length 1 cm. Draw in it at least three different patterns such that each had a content of 6 cm2 and circumference 12 cm and that their sides is in square grid.
  10. Coins
  Harvey had saved up a number of 2-euro coins. He stored coins in a single layer in a square. Left 6 coins. When he make square, which has one more row, missing 35 coins. How many euros he have?
  11. Garden
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  12. Glass
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  14. Area of trapezoid
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  15. The pot
  The pot is in 1/3 filled with water. Bottom of the pot has an area of ​​329 cm2. How many centimeters rises water level in the pot after add 1.2 liters of water?
  16. Pool
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  17. Plan of the village
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