Maths practice for 12-year-olds - page 24 of 349
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- A student 4
A student knows that ¾ x 4 is the same as 4 x ¾ The student assumes that 4 ÷ ¾ is the same as ¾ ÷ 4 Is the student correct? - A water 2
A water tank is 2m long, 1.9m wide, and 964 mm deep. How much water will it hold? Answer in liters. 2nd question: A tank that is 2.5 m long and 1.5m deep holds 6.75 cubic meters of water. What is its width? - Three glasses 2
When a jug is half full, it contains enough juice to fill 3 glasses. How full would the jug be if it had enough juice to fill 5 glasses? - A plumber 3
A plumber can buy plastic pipes in 6-foot and 12-foot lengths. The current job requires eight 4-foot lengths, five 5-foot lengths, and three 7-foot lengths. The plumber wants to figure out how many of each of the two stock lengths should be bought to mini - Beth wants
Beth wants to give 1/4 pizza to each of her 6 friends. Which choice does not show the number of pizzas Beth needs? - Benson
Benson spends ⅓ of his pocket money on transport and ⅔ on food I. What fraction of his pocket money did he spend on transport and food? ii. What fraction is left? - Marshall 2 Marshall Track team. After the race, the team goes to Connor's Pizza Palace. The pizza slices served at the Pizza Palace are ¼ of a whole pizza. There are 2 pizzas ready to be served. Nine students come in for lunch. Is there enough pizza for every studen
- Collin Collin is making fruit for a birthday party using the recipe below Ingredients Pink lemonade ; 1 1/2 gal Seltzer water ; 2 3/4 gal Fruit juice ; 7/8 gal Collin is using a punch bowl that holds 8 gallons of punch. How much more punch could Collin make the
- Sweatshirts
The students ordered 13 sweatshirts at a total price of 236.60. The next day, however, they ordered more sweatshirts. The final invoice was issued for €327.60. How many sweatshirts did the students order? - Write 8
Write an expression for the total cost using the variable x. A bus company charges $35 to rent a bus for the day plus $4.50 for each student. - Lola Flora
Lola Flora bought 4¾kg of chicken. She cooked 2¼kg and refrigerated the rest. How many kg of chicken were left? - Stacy
Stacy collected 4 bins of glass bottles to recycle. Tessa collected 1 1/5 times as many bins as Stacy. How many bins of bottles did Tessa collect? - Mary needs Mary needs to order pizza for 18 students. Each student should get ¼ of a pizza. How many pizzas should Mary order?
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Which two digits need to be interchanged to make the following equation correct? 16+7*2+4-3=12 A) 2 and 4 B) 7 and 4 C) 16 and 2 D) 7 and 3 - Time vs pizza If Mr. Cromleigh can eat 1/4 of a pizza in 1/6 of an hour, how many pizzas can he eat in one hour? He can eat ____ pizzas.
- Sonya
Sonya, Jill, and Donna run each Monday. Jill ran 6/12 of an hour, and Donna ran 5/12 of an hour. If the girls ran a total of one whole hour, what fraction of an hour did Sonya run? - LCMs What is the difference between the LCM (16, 400) and LCM (15, 65)?
- Jalissa's
Jalissa's mom purchased coffee from the local coffee shop. The first cup of coffee was $4.25. Each refill is $2.25. She also decided to get a bagel for $3.15. If Jalissa's mom had 2 refills and a $0.50 discount as part of the rewards program, how much did - Work
2/5 of the employees in a company drive to work, 1/3 travel by bus, and the rest walk. Find the fraction of those who walk. - A man 11 A man is x years old. In 10 years, he will be twice as old as he was 5 years ago. How old will he be in 10 years?
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