Sixth Grade Mathematics- Remember?

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What is the GCF [greatest common factor] of 24 & 18?
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Do you remember Sixth Grade Math? Or have you forgotten? Let's find out! Just take MY quiz & see who's a smarty & who's a naughty! Have fun!

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X-15 = ?when x = 30
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- 15
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Correct Answer

A. 15

Explanation

When x is equal to 30, we can substitute this value into the equation x-15. Therefore, 30-15 equals 15. Hence, the correct answer is 15.

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What does "pi" stand for?
- 3.41
- 6.73
- 9.21
- 5.06
- 3.14
Correct Answer

A. 3.14

Explanation

"pi" is a mathematical constant that represents the ratio of a circle's circumference to its diameter. It is approximately equal to 3.14.

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4.

You buy 30 gummy worms. You give 8 of them to your dad, 6 of them to your mom, 2 of them to your sister, 4 of them to your brother, & 1 for a friend. How many do you have left?
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Correct Answer

A. 9

Explanation

After distributing the gummy worms to your dad, mom, sister, brother, and friend, you have given away a total of 21 gummy worms. Therefore, to find out how many gummy worms you have left, you subtract the number of gummy worms given away from the total number of gummy worms bought. In this case, you bought 30 gummy worms, so subtracting 21 from 30 gives you 9 gummy worms left.

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Simplify the fraction.6/10
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- 2/5
- 3/5
- 4/5
- 5/5
Correct Answer

A. 3/5

Explanation

To simplify the fraction 6/10, we can divide both the numerator and denominator by their greatest common divisor, which is 2. Dividing 6 by 2 gives us 3, and dividing 10 by 2 gives us 5. Therefore, the simplified form of 6/10 is 3/5.

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You have $70.00 to spend. You buy a pair of jeans for $10.00, a shirt for $7.00, a sweater for $15.00, & a pair of shoes for $32.00. How much do you have left?
- $6.00
- $8.00
- $2.50
- $7.20
Correct Answer

A. $6.00

Explanation

After buying the pair of jeans for $10.00, the shirt for $7.00, the sweater for $15.00, and the pair of shoes for $32.00, the total amount spent would be $64.00. If you started with $70.00, subtracting the total spent from the initial amount would give you $6.00 left.

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Sixth Grade Mathematics- Remember?

What is the GCF [greatest common factor] of 24 & 18?

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X-15 = ?when x = 30

What does "pi" stand for?

You buy 30 gummy worms. You give 8 of them to your dad, 6 of them to your mom, 2 of them to your sister, 4 of them to your brother, & 1 for a friend. How many do you have left?

Simplify the fraction.6/10

You have $70.00 to spend. You buy a pair of jeans for $10.00, a shirt for $7.00, a sweater for $15.00, & a pair of shoes for $32.00. How much do you have left?