Grade 6/ Math 6

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After the party had ended, 1/4 of cake was leftover. If 3 guests wanted to split the cake, how much would each get?

Back

1/12

Front

Using the greatest common factor for the terms, how can you write 60 + 44 as a product?

Back

4(15 + 11)

Front

If 3/4 of a pie is split evenly amongst 6 people, how big of a slice does each person get?

Back

1/8 of the pie

Front

What is the remainder when 5,126 is divided by 9?

Back

5

Front

How would you solve? 1/8 ÷ 6

Back

1/8 × 1/6

Front

Which equality statement is FALSE? 1 = −[−(1)], −(−14) = 14, 7 = −[−(7)], −1 = −(−1)

Back

−1 = −(−1)

Front

Find the difference: 6.93 - 0.542

Back

6.388

Front

Divide: 352 ÷ 8

Back

44

Front

Divide: 134 ÷ 2

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67

Front

A bicycle company needs to ship 328 bicycles across country. If they can fit 50 bicycles in each truck, about how many trucks will the company use?

Back

7