6th Grade Math Textbook, Fundamentals

 &KDSWHU 14-11 Problem-Solving Strategies 1.Guess and Test 2.Organize Data 3.Find a Pattern 4.Make a Drawing 5.Solve a ...

&KDSWHU  SinceFPrepresents $680, relabel the diagram as shown below. From this diagram, you can see that 2P$680 $ ...

 &KDSWHU Enrichment: Graphing with Absolute Values Objective To make a table of integer values of xfor graphing absolu ...

&KDSWHU  0RUH(QULFKPHQW7RSLFV pages 455–456 for exercise sets. y x f(x)  |x| f(x)  |x  2| f(x)  |x  2| y x f(x) ...

 &KDSWHU page 457 for exercise sets. Test-Taking Tips Reread the item. Use the Test-Prep strategy. Apply appropriate ...

No millions. 658,299 is least. 6 6 and 5  5 9  7 So 1,659,816 is greatest. 9 9 and 4  4 8  5 So 1,657,948 1,657,945. A re ...

6  6 Look at the next digit. 8  9 8.92 is the least. 1  3 9.615 9.631 8.92 8.920 9.631 9.615 8.920 9.631 9.615 8.920 9.631 ...

VI. Add and Subtract Whole Numbers and Decimals To add and subtract whole numbers and decimals, estimate or check to make sure ...

nonzero digits 1 34  34 10 34  340 100 34  3400 1000 34 34,000 35 2  70 35 20  700 35 200  7000 35 2000 70,000 ...

6NLOOV8SGDWH  3UDFWLFH([HUFLVHV IX.Estimate Products Toestimate a product by rounding: Round each factor to its greatest ...

XIII.Multiply Decimals To multiply a decimalby a whole number or another decimal: Multiply as you would with whole numbers. Co ...

XV. Fractions Greater Than or Equal to 1 A fraction that is greater than or equal to 1 has its numerator greater than or equal t ...

XVI.Add and Subtract Fractions To add fractions: Find the least common denominator (LCD) of the fractions. Rename each fractio ...

reciprocals Skills Update 415 Practice Exercises XVIII.Divide Fractions. To divide fractions: Multiply by the reciprocal of th ...

Practice Exercises 416 Skills Update Think 13 ft 18 in. 13 ft 1 ft 6 in. 14 ft 6 in. Think 4 gal 2 qt 3 gal 4 qt 2 qt 3 ga ...

1.What must be added to each in order to reach zero? 3, 3, 16, 9, 8, 15, 5, 1,  11 2.Divide.  48 6;  14 7; 0 12; 18 ...

1.Write an equation for each. one less than ten is nine; one more than twice three is seven; five times seven is thirty-five 2.E ...

1.Evaluate each expression. 6^2 ; 9^3 ; 24^1 ; 10^1 2.Evaluate each expression. 2^2 • 2^1 ; 10^2 • 3^2 ; (6^1 )(2^3 ); ...

1.Which of these ratios are equivalent? and ; and ;  ; and 2.Tell the ratio in simplest form: 3 pt to 1 gal; 18 in. to 1 yd; 3 ...

1.Find the percent of decrease. from $25 to $20; from $65 to $50; from $80 to $45; from $15 to $12; from $150 to $130; from $12, ...