The side lengths of a triangle are consecutive whole numbers, and its perimeter is greater than 2008 cm. If the least possible perimeter is $x$ cm, find $x$.
A rectangular sheet has length 8 cm. When it is folded exactly in half, the ratio of its length to its width remains unchanged. If the square of the original width is $x$ cm$^2$, find $x$.
The numbers 1 to 10 are placed in the circles so that the four numbers on each of the three lines have sum 21. The three lines share the central circle, labelled n. Find n.
A circle touches the sides of a large square and passes through the vertices of a small square. The small square has area 9 cm$^2$ and the large square has area $x$ cm$^2$. Find $x$.
One hundred numbers are placed along the circumference of a circle. The sum of any five adjacent numbers is always 40. Find the difference between the largest and smallest numbers. Source note: the question explicitly says 100, but the supplied working uses 888 numbers. The literal question has no unique numerical answer; it requires review.
A circle with circumference 1 m rolls around the outside of an equilateral triangle of perimeter 3 m without slipping. How many turns does it make in one complete circuit?
Rectangle $ABCD$ has area 32 cm$^2$. Triangle $ADF$ has area 2 cm$^2$ and triangle $ABE$ has area 8 cm$^2$, with $F$ on $DC$ and $E$ on $BC$. The shaded triangle $AEF$ has area $x$ cm$^2$. Find $x$.
Containers A and B each contain 9 white, 9 black and 9 red marbles. Ten marbles are moved from A to B. How many marbles must be returned from B to A to guarantee that A contains at least 8 marbles of each colour?
A car travels from A to B at constant speed $V$ km/h. Increasing the speed by 20% makes it arrive 1 hour earlier. If it travels the first 120 km at $V$ and then increases its speed by 25%, it arrives 48 minutes earlier. If the distance is $x$ km, find $x$.
All faces of a rectangular block are painted green, then it is cut into unit cubes of volume 1 cm$^3$. Seven cubes have no painted faces. How many cubes have exactly two painted faces?
$ABC$ is equilateral, and $OD,OE,OF$ are perpendicular to $AB,BC,CA$, respectively, with O inside the triangle. If $OD+OE+OF=28$ cm and the triangle height is $x$ cm, find $x$.
The diagram shows triangle $PQR$. Three lines parallel to its sides pass through O. The source states that the areas of the three shaded “triangles” are 32, 48 and 96 cm$^2$; the drawn shaded regions are in fact parallelograms. Using those shaded regions, find the area $x$ cm$^2$ of triangle $PQR$.
A straight line can cross at most 3 unit squares of a $2\times2$ grid and at most 5 of a $3\times3$ grid, as shown. What is the largest number of unit squares a straight line can cross in a $2008\times2008$ grid?