Maths practice for 11-year-olds. - page 77 of 226
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- Bike path
Bill was riding his bike on a bike path that was 5 1/4 miles long. He rode his bike a while and stopped for s drink or water. Then he rode 2 7/10 miles and was at the end of the path. How far had Bill ridden before he stopped for water? - Round cake
What is the area of a round cake with a radius of 5 cm? - Brian
Brian divides 80 by 7. Between what two whole numbers is his answer? - Pumpkin pie
I have some pumpkin pie. One-half of the pie is cut into four equal slices, and the other half is cut into three equal slices. After eating one of the larger slices (on the three-piece side), I wonder if I will eat more if I have one more from the three s - Fractions and mixed numerals
(a) Convert the following mixed numbers to improper fractions. i. 3 5/8 ii. 7 7/6 (b) Convert the following improper fraction to a mixed number. i. 13/4 ii. 78/5 (c) Simplify these fractions to their lowest terms. i. 36/42 ii. 27/45 (d) evaluate the follo - Mike chose
Mike selected four identical cubes, three identical prisms, and two identical cylinders from a construction kit. Each cube has an edge length of 3 cm. Each prism has two dimensions the same as the cube, and its third dimension is twice as long. Each cylin - Ali bought
Ali bought 5/6 liters of milk. He drank 1/2 liter, and his brother drank 1/6 liter. How many liters of milk are left? - Zangmo
Zangmo can read a chapter of a novel in 1/4 hour. How long will it take her to read eight chapters? - Luke
Luke, Seth, and Anja have empty glasses. Mr. Gabel pours 3/6 cups of orange juice into Seth's glass. Then he poured 1/6 cup of orange juice in Luke's glass and 2/6 cup of orange juice in Anja's glass. Who gets the MOST orange juice? - Monica’s
Monica's lawnmower had 1/8 of a gallon of gasoline in the tank. Monica started mowing and used all of the gasoline. She put 6/10 of a gallon of gasoline in the tank. After she mowed, 1/4 of a gallon was left in the tank. What was the total amount of gasol - Imagine 2
Imagine that you are filling treat bags with jellybeans. You have 3 3/8 cups of jellybeans, and each treat bag will contain 1/4 cup of jellybeans. How many treat bags can you fill before you run out of jellybeans? Show your work (please). - Dinner tickets
At the spring festival, 7 out of the first 25 attendees had pre-purchased their dinner tickets. Based on this information, if 600 people attended the spring festival, then how many attendees could be expected to have pre-purchased their dinner tickets? - Thomas 2
Thomas is 56 3/4 inches tall. Jillian is 1 3/8 inches shorter than Thomas, and Jane is 1 1/5 inches shorter than Jillian. How tall is Jane? Label the names on the tape diagram to represent this problem. Jane Jillian Thomas Excellent! - Parallelogram side ratio
The circumference of the parallelogram measures 2.8 m. The length of one of its sides is equal to one-seventh of the entire circumference. Calculate the sizes of the sides of this parallelogram. - Edges of the cuboid
Find the length of the edges of the cuboid, which has the following dimensions: width is 0.4 m; height is 5.8 dm, and the block can hold 81.2 liters of fluid. - Stephan - cookies
Stephan is making cookies for the class. His recipe calls for 3 and 1/2 cups of flour. He has 7/8 a cup of wheat flour and 2 and 1/2 cups of white flour. Does Mr. Stephan have enough flour to make the cookies? - Angela
Angela shared a cab with her friends. When they arrived at their destination, they evenly divided the $120 fare among the 4 of them. Angela also paid a 5-dollar tip. How much did Angela pay in total? - Now is
The temperature is 5 °C in the morning. What will the temperature be if: i. it rises by 12 °C? ii. it falls by 15 °C? - A shopkeeper 2
A shopkeeper charged E17 for four textbooks of the same kind. What is the cost of one textbook? - Evaluate 9
Evaluate expression: 3 { 4 − 4 ( 5 − 12 ) } + 20
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