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6th Grade Maths:
6th grade maths cover the latest syllabus which is being published by the board. Exercise materiel was designed for this book reflect the skills from curricular, grade level tests. Constructed response to the problem with examples are given for all exercise. Standardized test and assessment are carried out to rate the subject knowledge of the students, which is much longer than necessary .

6th Grade Maths Problem:
In order to make understand both concept and procedure to solve the problem a lot of research is carried for lower classes from the department. The practice has always been an ingredient for students learning. Self study can be brought out by making use of worksheets,solving sample problem , solving exam papers, etc. The class covers the topic under addition, subtraction, fraction, multiplication, exponents,decimals, orders of operation, solving algebraic equation, measurements.

A set of 6th grade exam paper is given below for students reference.

1. write the three equivalent fraction

      a)  $\frac{2}{3}$ b)  $\frac{2}{3}$ c)  $\frac{15}{24}$

2. Simplify 

       a)  subtract $\frac{12}{4}$ from $\frac{21}{5}$ 

       b) Find 6  - $\frac{19}{4}$

3. what is the median of test result score


4. Arrange the decimal in ascending order

       a) 78.19,63.56,56.12,80.35,96.56
       b) 15.96,16.89,20.31,36.89,11.23

5. Simplify the exponents

        a) 17x 215 b) 2x 6x3 c) 3x 65 d) 0x 83

6. Add the exponents    a) 6+ 35 b) 056 + 65

7. Convert the decimal into percentage

         a)  0.96 b)  0.02 c)  1.12 d)  2.36

8. Find the third angle when two angles are given

          a) 1150,150 b) 450,350    c) 850,620

9. Convert

        a)  516 cm  into m b) 56 dan into dm c) 26 km into m   d) 562 g into mg

10. Solve for the variable

        a)  5 - x = 10   b)  2x + 11 = 22   c)  8 + y = 16    d) 18 + 3x = -15

11. Find the value of 

        a) (-2.1) x (-2.1) x (-2.1) b) (-0.05) x (-0.05) c) $\frac{5}{4}$*$\frac{5}{4}$*$\frac{5}{4}$*$\frac{5}{4}$

12. Add the integer

        a)  5 + (-6)     b) -8 + (-5)  c) 12 + 56 d) -96 + 102

13. Subtarct the integer
        a) 25 - (-8)     b) 63 + (-55)   c) -96 - 36 d) 156 + (-62)

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Question:5.Professor Cramer determines a final grade based on attendance, two papers, three major tests and a final exam. Each of these activities has a total of 100 possible points. However, the activities carry different weights. Attendance is worth 5%, each paper is worth 8%, each test is worth 15% and the final is worth 34%. a.What is the average for a student with 92 on attendance, 73 on the first paper, 81 on the second paper, 85 on test 1, 87, on test 2, 83 on test 3 and 90 on the final exam? b.Compute the average for a student with the above scores on the papers, tests and final exam but with a score of only 20 on attendance

Answers:a. (92)(0.05) = 4.6 (73)(0.08) = 5.84 (81)(0.08) = 6.48 (85)(0.15) = 12.75 (87)(0.15) = 13.05 (83)(0.15) = 12.45 (90)(0.34) = 30.6 Total = 85.77 b. 20(0.05) = 1 (73)(0.08) = 5.84 (81)(0.08) = 6.48 (85)(0.15) = 12.75 (87)(0.15) = 13.05 (83)(0.15) = 12.45 (90)(0.34) = 30.6 Total = 82.17

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Question:Hey everyone, Since I'm in top set, last week my math teacher decided to make us do a Y12 AS/A level maths exam. Today I found out my grade, and basically I got 84%. Considering I'm in Y10 now and next year I will be having my GCSE Exams, how do you think I went for a Y12 exam. Thanks for any responses!

Answers:As I understand it, Y10 means Year 10 right? The Fourth Year at secondary school? When I was in the Fourth Year I did a mock exam which was essentially an Upper Sixth A Level paper. I got 92% and was entered into the higher-level paper at GCSE one year later because of that. I got a C. Teacher's are the ultimate tricksters. Their job is to build you up to watch you fail so they can feel good. Your only defence is to do well - that really ticks them off!! I hope you do well!

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