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9 games with 3 possible outcomes 2020-09-13
From Daniel:
Hi
I’d like to know how many different outcomes would be in a Soccer week played if there is 9 different games 2 teams and 3 outcomes Win, tie or lose

Thank you

Answered by Penny Nom.
The record for a soccer team 2018-07-20
From Payal:
A soccer team plays six games in one month. Each game results in a win, loss, or tie.

For this soccer team, how many different sets of results are possible for the six games?

Answered by Penny Nom.
Soccer fans and cricket fans 2018-05-06
From Chibo:
In a survey of 60 sport fans, 45 enjoy soccer, 35 enjoy cricket and 10 do not enjoy either soccer or cricket, but some other sports.What percentage of sports fans enjoys both soccer and cricket?
Answered by Penny Nom.
A footballer angle 2018-02-14
From Kim:
Two goal posts are 8m apart. A footballer is 34m from one post and 38m from the other. Within what angle must he kick the ball if he is to score a goal.
Answered by Penny Nom.
Possible soccer scores 2012-10-09
From Riaan:
Good day, I would like to know all the possible scores for a set of 5 soccer matches with no more than 5 total goals being scored in any match. Bearing in mind that there are three outcomes to every match. Win, Lose or Draw. Could you please help me with this?

Kind regards
Riaan
South Africa

Answered by Penny Nom.
A mythical soccer ball 2011-10-27
From Joel:
We've been working on this problem diligently and can't seem to come up with the answer book's answer. We think it may be wrong, yet want to check it with an expert. Here goes. The school's new soccer balls are covered with 64 regular hexagonal panels. Each hexagon measures 2 inches between opposite corners and 1.5 inches between opposite sides. What is the total surface area of the soccer ball?
Answered by Robert Dawson and Lorraine Dame.
Topsoil on a soccer field 2008-12-02
From rita:
a park foreman decides that a soccer field needs 4 inches of topsoil. soccer field is 100 feet by 250 feet. 1 truckoad is 5 cubic yards. how many truckloads do we need to order. i keep confusing myself with formulas. please explain the steps to me thank you
Answered by Penny.
The volume of a soccer ball 2007-11-25
From Ria:
A student of me is working on a paper about soccer and math/physics. He wants to calculate the volume of the ball, which is composed of 5- and 6-sided pyramids. We are looking after a formula to express the volume of these pyramids in function of the radius of the ball (and if possible how we can derive this formula). Afterwards we'll try to calculate the difference with the volume of a sphere with radius r.
Answered by Stephen La Rocque.
Angle of depression to a football 2007-08-15
From Tosin:
The angle of depression to a football from the top of building 10m high is 17 degrees. Find the distance of the ball from the foot of the building.
Answered by Stephen La Rocque.
The radius of a soccor ball 2006-05-05
From Jacqui:
A soccer ball is made up of hexagons and pentagons with the same side lengths. A manufacturer wants to produce a ball of certain diameter. The questions that follows is what side length for the polygons will produce a ball of certain diameter.
Answered by Chris Fisher.
Baseball, basketball and football 2002-10-08
From Debbie:
The school newspaper is interviewing 6th grade students to see what sports they follow regularly on TV. Of the 70 students interviewed; 40 enjoyed basketball; 40 enjoyed baseball; 40 enjoyed football; 20 enjoyed basketball and football; 22 enjoyed baseball and basketball; 27 enjoyed football and baseball; and 12 enjoyed all three sports. How many students out of the 70 interviewed didn't follow any one of the three sports?
Answered by Leeanne Boehm, Penny Nom and Walter Whiteley.
 
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