6th Grade Math
6th Grade Math
6th Grade Math
6th Grade Math
6th Grade Math
6th Grade Math
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Solve 12 + 3
15
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Jaime got A’s on 17 out of 20 assignments in his math class. Which decimal equivalent represents the assignments he did NOT receive an A?
.15
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What is the area of Kim’s kite?
Side 1 is 12 in; base is 10in; height is 8 in; side 2 is 12 in
40 in2
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What fraction of the glasses has orange juice? What is that fraction in simplest form?
9/12 = 3/4
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In which quadrant would the point (-5,3) be located?
Quadrant II (2)
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What is -|-12|
-12
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the area of a triangle, height= 12 inches
base= 3 inches.
36 square inches (or inches squared)
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What is 1/5 as a decimal AND a percent?
.20 20%
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Which expression is equivalent to 20/(2+x)?
(2 + x) / 20 or 20/ (x+2)
(2 + x) / 20
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add: 5.67+2.34
8.01
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In triangle ABC the measure of angle BAC is 30°, and the measure of angle ABC is 45°. What is the measure of angle ACB in degrees?
105
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Solve
-20-12
-32
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order from least to greatest: -28; 37; -42
42,-28, 37
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simplest form of 8/24
1/3
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What is the area of a parallelogram with a base of 15 cm and a height of 25 cm?
375 cm2
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Model: 3x=12
Teacher will verify answer
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What are the coordinates of the point C? 
(6, 3)
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What is the area of the parallelogram with a base of 7cm and a height of 3cm
21 cm2
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Solve: -15 + 10
-5
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use >, < or = to compare: 4.99 and 4.998
4.99 < 4.998
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What is the prime factorization for 180?
2^2 x 3^2 x 5
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Charles is making souvenir t-shirts to sell at the game and wants the total cost of the t-shirts to be no more than $180. The inequality 9x < or = $180 models the number of t-shirts, x, she can make to stay within her set budget if each t-shirt costs $9 to make. Which number of t-shirts makes the inequality false?
20 or 21
21
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Write the following in simplest form: 32/6
5 1/3 or 16/3
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Order from greatest to least
-|24|, -17,-|-32|, 32, |-29|
32, |-29|, -17, -|24|,-|-32|
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What is the ordered pair
(5,-2)
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Mrs. Fields packed 200 pounds of chocolate chips into jars holding 1.5 lbs. each. How many jars can be filled?
133 jars
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If there are 60 seats in the auditorium and 42 seats are taken. What percentage of the seats are taken?
42%
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Model:
x+3=12
Teacher will verify answer
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Which expression has a value of -60?
8-(-3) + 66 / (-6)
or
-10 x 4-20
-10 x 4-20
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what is |-4|
4