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6th Grade Math Module 1 Review: Division of fractions, numbers, GCF, LCM, and 4 operations with decimals #6thmath

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1
38% as a fraction
3/100
8/100
380/100
38/100
2
Answer the following question
29.26
4.2
4.50
3.5
3
Answer the following question
2,184 pencils
5,376 pencils
61 pencils
26 pencils
4
9 4/5 ÷ 4 3/15
42
47.49
36 12/75
49/23
5
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48
8
16
24
6
Find the GCF of 32 and 36
32
12
288
4
7
7.89 × 2.3
10.19
18.149
18.147
19.25
8
0.06 as a percent
16%
6%
60%
40%
9
.06 as a fraction
60/100
6/100
16/100
1/6
10
38% as a decimal
3.8
38.0
.38
.038
11
5/6 ÷ 1/8
6/40
40/6
1/3
5/48
12
1/4 as a decimal
.04
.4
.14
.25
13
Find the LCM of 12 and 18?
18
36
12
6
14
709/25
38.37
28.36
684
28.35
15
Find the GCF of 12 and 18?
3
6
12
2
16
$18-$5.63=
$13.63
$12.37
$5.45
$23.63
17
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45
15
3
9
18
Find the LCM of 32 and 36
12
36
288
4
19
10 ÷ 1/2 =
5
10
12
20
20
3.4 + 8.17=
8.51
11.61
5.13
11.57
21
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3.02
2.89
6.53
0.17
22
11.40 ÷ 1.5 =
.76
7.6
76
0.076
23
Answer the following question
$173.25
$2.80
$56.70
$29.25
24
85 ÷ .3
281.75
284
28.2
283.33
25
784 ÷ 56 =
13
15
12
14
26
1/4 as a percent
14%
4%
25%
40%
27
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$0.03
$69.05
$7.43
$3.71
28
10.42-6.01 =
10.43
16.43
4.41
4.46
29
Answer the following question
4 packages hot dogs, 3 packages of buns
8 packages hot dogs, 12 packages of buns
3 packages hot dogs, 2 packages of buns
2 packages hot dogs, 3 packages of buns
30
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$94.32
$178.53
$69.72
$201.75
31
Answer the following question
63.7 miles
10.61 miles
92.86 miles
75.95 miles
32
Leroy spent $18.00 on rides at the fair. Each ride cost $1.50. How many rides did Leroy ride?
16.5
19.5
12
27
33
14.7 × 5.1 =
74.87
74.97
19.8
19.87
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$20.32 + $12.50=
$8.22
$40.50
$32.82
$31.92

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