Maths practice for 11-year-olds. - page 33 of 112
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- Factors 2
A number has three identical factors. If 1 of them is 18. Find the number step by step - To improve
To improve her handwriting, Paula practices writing the numbers 1 to 200 in words. How often will she have written the word "one" in all? - Counting number
What is the smallest counting number divisible by 2,5,7,8 and 15? - Fruits
Amy bought a basket of fruits 1/5 of them were apples,1/4 were oranges, and the rest were 33 bananas. How many fruits did she buy in all? - Cyclist 9
A cyclist travels at a speed of 4.25 km per hour. At that rate, how far can he travel in 3.75 hours? - Expression 6
Evaluate expression: -6-2(4-8)-9 - Negative in equation
2x + 3 + 7x = – 24, what is the value of x? - Running
Joanne ran 8 1/2, Kyleigh 1 2/3, and John 6 3/4 miles in one day. How many miles did the girls run in 3 days? - To improper fraction
Change the mixed number to an improper fraction: a) 1 2/15 b) -2 15/17 - Prime factors
Write 98 as a product of prime factors. - One-third 2
One-third of the people in a barangay petitioned the council to allow them to plant in vacant lots, and another 1/5 of the people petitioned to have regular garbage collection. What FRACTION of the barangay population made the petition? - Birthday party
The mother bought 6 3/4 kg of hotdogs and 5 1/3 dozen bread rolls for her youngest son's birthday party. Hotdogs cost 160 per kilogram, and a dozen bread rolls cost 25. How much did she spend in all? - Regrouping
Subtract mixed numbers with regrouping: 11 17/20- 6 19/20 - Three plane objects
How can we calculate the perimeter of a triangle, square, and rectangle? - Ophelia
Ophelia recorded the temperature of a cold store every two hours. 1. At 6 am, it was -4°C, and at 8 am, it was -1°C. By how much did the temperature rise? 2. The temperature went up by 5°C in the next two hours. What was the temperature at 10 AM? - Rectangles
How many different rectangles with sides integers (in mm) have a circumference of exactly 1000 cm? (a rectangle with sides of 50cm and 450cm is considered to be the same as a rectangle with sides of 450cm and 50cm) - Different Report Cards
There are 19 children in class 6A, 7 subjects, and no one has a worse grade than a three. Can each of them have a different certificate? How many would have to be in the class so that everyone could not have another report card? - Square into three rectangles
Divide the square with a side length of 12 cm into three rectangles with the same circumference so that these circumferences are as small as possible. - Axes of Symmetry
Draw a circle k (S, r = 2cm). Mark the three axes of symmetry of the circle defined by this circle. Each axis of symmetry of the circle passes through __________. - Two rectangles
I cut out two rectangles with 54 cm² and 90 cm². Their sides are expressed in whole centimeters. If I put these rectangles together, I get a rectangle with an area of 144 cm². What dimensions can this large rectangle have? Write all options. Explain your
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