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The document provides a 6th grade math homework assignment for the week of January 27-31. It includes word problems and exercises for each day involving skills like multiplication facts, travel rates, money amounts, arithmetic operations, and place value. Students are asked to find quotients, travel distances, sums, differences in money amounts, and whether a subtraction statement is valid. Key vocabulary terms related to these skills are also listed.

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Week 1 HW PDF

The document provides a 6th grade math homework assignment for the week of January 27-31. It includes word problems and exercises for each day involving skills like multiplication facts, travel rates, money amounts, arithmetic operations, and place value. Students are asked to find quotients, travel distances, sums, differences in money amounts, and whether a subtraction statement is valid. Key vocabulary terms related to these skills are also listed.

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6th Grade math Homework     


Week 1: 1/27-1/31

 
Mon. Find each quotient.  4. If Andre can complete 135 multiplication 
facts in 90 seconds and he answers at a 
Voc. constant rate, how many facts can he 
#1 answer per second? 
 

Tues. Clare travels at a constant speed, as shown  (Lesson 1) 


on the double number line.  4. Mai had $14.50. She spent $4.35 at the 
Voc.    snack bar and $5.25 at the arcade. What is 
#2 the exact amount of money Mai has left? 

 
 
At this rate, how far does she travel in each 
of these intervals of time? 
1. 1 hour 
2. 3 hours 
3. 6.5 hours 
 

Wed.   (Lesson 1)  


Compute the following sums.   3. Tickets to a show cost $5.50 for adults 
and $4.25 for students. What is the exact 
Voc. cost if a family is purchasing 2 adult tickets 
#3   and 3 student tickets.  
2. 0.203 + 0.1 
 

Thur. 1. How much money should John get  (Lesson 2)  


back when he uses $10.00 to pay for  2. Calculate the sum vertically.  
Voc. purchases totaling $5.25?   
#4 0.137 + 0.284 
(Lesson 3) 
3. A student said we cannot subtract 
1.97 from 20 because 1.97 has two 
decimal digits and 20 has none. Do 
you agree with his statement? Explain 
or show your reasoning.  

Vocabulary Terms
sum difference addend Place value Base 10
system

decimal tenths hundredths digit arithmetic


 
6th Grade math Homework     
Week 1: 1/27-1/31

Vocabulary Terms
sum difference addend Place value Base 10
system

decimal tenths hundredths digit arithmetic

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