6th Grade Math Textbook, Progress

(Marvins-Underground-K-12) #1
Write trueor falsefor each equation. If false, explain why.


  1. 
    3
    9
    ^2
    9
    ^2
    9
    ^3
    9
     2. ^2
    3
     0  0

  2. ( 1
    1
    2
    
    1


5
2
)
1

2
2

1

1
2
(
1

5
2

1

2
2
) 4. 0 ^7
8
^7
8


Name the property shown.


  1. 
    1
    7
    ^3
    7
    ^3
    7
    ^1
    7
     6. 0 
    1


7
2

1

7
2
 7. ^5
9
 0 ^5
9



  1. ^1
    8
    



^1
8
 0 9. 
1

1
0
(
1

2
0

1

3
0
)(
1

1
0

1

2
0
)
1

3
0



  1. 
    1


2
5
(
1

3
5

1

5
5
)
1

2
5
(
1

5
5

1

3
5
) 11. 0 


^4
5
^4
5


Find the value of the variable. Use the properties of addition.


  1. ^8
    9
     0 r 13. 
    1


3
0
s
1

3
0
 14.
2

3
0

2

7
0

2

7
0
m


  1. b^6
    7
    ^6
    7
    ^1
    7
     16. (
    1


1
3

1

3
3
)
1

5
3

1

1
3
(g
1

5
3
)


  1. 
    1


3
6
(
1

5
6
0)
1

3
6
k 18. (
1

6
1

1

1
1
)
1

3
1
(
1

1
1
y)
1

3
1



  1. (0
    2


9
0
)
2

3
0

2

9
0
z 20. 
1

1
0

1

3
0

1

5
0

1

5
0

1

1
0
d

22.Of the 7 sixth-grade classes, 2 are on
the second floor. Of the 7 sixth-grade
classes, none has a female teacher.
What fraction names the sixth-grade
classes that are on the second floor
or have a female teacher?

Write an equation to solve each problem.


  1. Jenny swam 
    1
    4
    mile on Monday and
    ^3
    4
    mile on Tuesday. Bill swam ^3
    4
    
    mile on Monday and 
    1
    4
    mile on
    Tuesday. Who swam farther in the
    two days?


Tell whether each number is divisible by 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 8, 9, and/or 10.


  1. 101 24. 295 25. 682 26. 678 27. 480

  2. 1611 29. 79,643 30.53,995 31. 814,350 32.652,248


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