OLYMPIC GAMES Problem Solving Challenge C3

OLYMPIC GAMES Problem Solving Challenge Cycle 3

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Question 1/5

Problem Solving challenge Cycle 3

An Olympic swimming pool has a width of 25 meters. It has ten lanes of the same width. What is the width of each lane?

10 meters

2 meters

2.5 meters

Question 2/5

Problem Solving challenge Cycle 3

Each set consists of three arrows fired by each athlete. During training, an athlete shoots 10 arrows and gets 73 points, as follows: 5 X + 2X + 3X = - 1 + 4 = What score does the sun symbol stand for?

Question 3/5

Problem Solving challenge Cycle 3

We’re printing a photo of this pole vault. In this photo, the athlete measures 5 cm, and the bar to cross is 10 cm from the ground. In reality, the athlete measures 1.80 m. What is the height of the bar he is about to cross?

3.6 cm

3.8 m

3.6 m

Question 4/5

Problem Solving challenge Cycle 3

An athlete spends about 65 kilocalories (kcal) per kg per day. John, a 76-kg athlete takes a snack. He eats: 100g of broccoli, 1 egg, 150g of pasta, 2 apples. What should he add to his snack to reach exactly 10% of his daily needs?

One apple

One slice of black bread

A strawberry yogurt

Question 5/5

In the 5,000-metre cross-country race, an athlete runs an average of 12 km/h. Knowing that each lap is 400m, how long will it take an athlete to complete 10 laps?

20 minutes

2 hours

30 minutes

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