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- 2. 2. Korzystając z poniższej tabelki rozwiąż zadania: Państwo Najdłuższa rzeka Długość ( km) Grecja Marica 544 Polska Wisła 1047 Niemcy Ren 1232 Cypr Pedieos 98 Włochy Pad 652 Litwa Niemen 937 Turcja Kizilirmak 1355 a) Ustaw liczby w kolejności rosnącej. b) O ile kilometrów krótsza jest Pedieos od Ren? c) Ile razem długości mają wszystkie rzeki? 2.Use the table below and answer the questions. Country The longest river Length( km) Greece Marica 544 Poland Wisła 1047 Germany Ren 1232 Cyprus Pedieos 98 Italy Pad 652 Lithuania Niemen 937 Turkey Kizilirmak 1355 a) Write down the numbers crescively. b) Pedieos river is shorter then Ren. What’s the difference between rivers in kilometers? c) What is the leghth of all rivers together?
- 6. Odpowiedzi / Key: 1. a) 40 m b) 341,5 m c) 45000cm, 41000 cm, 10850 cm 2. a) 98 < 544 < 652 < 937 < 1047 < 1232 < 1355 b) 1134 km c) 5865 km 3. a) 467 km z Niemcami/ border with Germany, 104 km z Litwą / border with Lithuania b) 363 km = 363000 m 4. a) 26398 km² b) 105592 km² 5. a) 1/3 b) 1/2 c) 1/2 > 1/3