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Mathematics

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6th Grade

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Unit 1 Corrections

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Question # 15

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How many squares are there total?

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How many squares are shaded?

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Since there are 40 total squares, and 24 are shaded, we can say that 24/40 squares are shaded!

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To turn 24/40 into a percent, we can use the knife and onion trick.

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Multiple Select

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What numbers are in the knife?

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24

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40

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100

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Multiple Choice

What do we do with the knife?

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Add

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Subtract

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Multiply

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Divide

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What is 24 * 100?

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Multiple Choice

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What number is in the onion?

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24

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40

3

100

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Multiple Choice

What do we do with the onion?

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Add

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Subtract

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Multiply

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Divide

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What is 2400 divided by 40?

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Question #12

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How many people were asked this survey question?

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How many people picked bowling?

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Since 12 out of 300 girls picked bowling, we can write that as the fraction 12/300

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In the fraction 12/300, what is the denominator?

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Since we're trying to turn this into a percent, what do we want our denominator to be?

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How do we turn 300 into 100?

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What is 12 divided by 3?

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Now that we have a fraction of 4/100, how much percent do we have?

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Question #2

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How much money did Delores spend?

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How much money did Delores start off with?

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Since Delores had $20 and spend $13, we can say that Delores spent 13/20 of her money

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To turn a fraction into a decimal, we divide the numerator by the denominator

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In the fraction 13/20, what number is the numerator?

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In the fraction 13/20, what number is the denominator?

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Fill in the Blanks

What is 13 divided by 20?

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Question #5

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To turn 3/8 into a percent, we can use the knife and onion trick

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Multiple Select

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What numbers are in the knife?

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3

2

8

3

100

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Multiple Choice

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What do we do with the knife?

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Add

2

Subtract

3

Multiply

4

Divide

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Fill in the Blanks

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What is 3 times 100?

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Fill in the Blanks

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What number is in the onion?

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Multiple Choice

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What do we do with the onion?

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Add

2

Subtract

3

Multiply

4

Divide

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Fill in the Blanks

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What is 300 divided by 8?

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Question #11

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When converting a percent into a decimal, we move the decimal two spaces to the left

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Multiple Choice

In the number 5, where is the decimal point?

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Before the 5

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After the 5

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After moving the decimal two spaces to the right, what do we get as our answer?

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Question #6

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Multiple Choice

What is a fancier way to say 0.95?

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95 Tenths

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95 Hundredths

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95 Thousandths

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95 Hundredths can be written as 95/100

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What can we divide both 95 and 100 by?

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What is 95 divided by 5?

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What is 100 divided by 5?

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Since 95 divided by 5 is 19, and 100 divided by 5 is 20, 95/100 simplifies down to 19/20

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