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P6 MATHS © Singapore Asia Publishers Pte Ltd Website: www.sapgrp.com | Facebook: Singapore-Asia-Publishers SAPMATP6_W52 Page 1/6 Taken from Learning Maths Book 6B Revision: Challenging Word Problems Write your answers on the lines provided. 1. Find the circumference of a quadrant of diameter 56 cm. (Take π = 22 ___ 7 ) 2. If 1 __ 4 of the students who like green and 1 __ 9 of the students who like blue and half of the number of students who like yellow are boys, how many girls are there in the class? 3. The base of a triangle is 5 cm and its height is 10 cm. The triangle has the same area as a square. Find the perimeter of the square. 4. The figure below is made up of two identical squares of side 7 cm. What is the area of the shaded region? 5. Half of a circle is placed inside a rectangle measuring 14 cm by 22 cm. Find the area of the shaded part. (Take π = 3.14)
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Page 1: Revision: Challenging Word Problems - SAP Education · 2020. 10. 31. · Revision: Challenging Word Problems. Do these word problems. Show your working clearly in the space provided.

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SAPMATP6_W52Page 1/6

Taken from Learning Maths Book 6B

Revision: Challenging Word Problems

Write your answers on the lines provided.

1. Findthecircumferenceofaquadrantofdiameter56cm.(Takeπ= 22___ 7 )

2. If 1__ 4 ofthestudentswholikegreenand 1__ 9 ofthestudentswholikeblueandhalfofthenumber

ofstudentswholikeyellowareboys,howmanygirlsarethereintheclass?

3. Thebaseofatriangleis5cmanditsheightis10cm.Thetrianglehasthesameareaasasquare.Findtheperimeterofthesquare.

4. Thefigurebelowismadeupoftwoidenticalsquaresofside7cm.Whatistheareaoftheshadedregion?

5. Halfofacircleisplacedinsidearectanglemeasuring14cmby22cm.Findtheareaoftheshadedpart.(Takeπ=3.14)

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1. 44 cm

�d___ 4 = 22___ 7 ×56× 1__ 4 =44cm

2. 5 ___36Boyswholikegreen= 1__ 4 = 9___

36

Boyswholikeblue= 1__ 9 = 4___36

Boyswholikeyellow= 18___36

Girls=1– 9___ 36 – 4___ 36 – 18___ 36 = 5___36

3. 20 cmAreaoftriangle= 1__ 2 ×5×10=25cm2

Lengthofsquare= √___

25 =5cmPerimeterofsquare=4×5=20cm

4. 73.5 cm2

Areaoftheunshadedsquare=3.5×3.5=12.25cm2

Areaoftheshadedregion=6×12.25=73.5cm2

5. 231.07 cm2

Areaoftherectangle=14×22=308cm2

Areaofthesemicircle= 1__ 2 ×3.14× 14___ 2 × 14___ 2 =76.93cm2

Areaoftheshadedpart=308–76.93=231.07cm2

Solutions to Revision: Challenging Word Problems

SAPMATP6_W52Page 2/6

Taken from Learning Maths Book 6B

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Taken from Learning Maths Book 6B

Revision: Challenging Word Problems

Do these word problems. Show your working clearly in the space provided.

1. Thisfigurebelowismadeupoftwoidenticaltriangles.Thebaseofthetriangleis36cmanditsheightis30cm.Findtheareaofeachsmalltriangleiftheshadedareais720cm2.

2. Six similar cubes are stacked up as shown below. The total area of the shaded part is600cm2.Findthevolumeofeachcube.

1.Areaofeachtriangle= 1 _ 2 ×36×30=540cm2

Areaof6smalltriangles=540+540–720=360cm2

360÷6=60cm2

Theareaofeachsmalltriangleis60 cm2.

2.Areaoftheshadedpartofeachcube=600÷6=100cm2

Sideofeachcube= √___

100 =10cm10×10×10=1000cm3

Thevolumeofeachcubeis1000 cm3.

Solutions:

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Taken from Learning Maths Book 6B

Revision: Challenging Word Problems

Do these word problems. Show your working clearly in the space provided.

1. Georgesetoffat12noon,drivingatauniformspeedof80km/handreachedhisdestinationat10pm.CalvinsetoffthesametimeasGeorgeandreachedthesamedestination2hoursearlierthanGeorge.HowfarwasGeorgefromhisdestinationwhenhewas120kmapartfromCalvin?

2. MikeandKensharedsomestamps. 1__ 5 ofKen’sstampswere 1__ 3 ofMike’sstamps.IfMikegave

Ken24stamps,KenwouldhavethriceasmanystampsasMike.Findthenumberofstamps

eachofthemhadinthebeginning.

3. Foursimilarpensandthreesimilarpencilscost$18.Foursimilarrulersandthreesimilarpencilscost$12.Thecostofthreesuchpensandthreesuchrulersis$13.50.Findthecostofeachpencil.

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1. From12noonto10pm,itwas10hours.80×10=800kmThedistancewas800km.10–2=8hCalvintook8htocompletethejourney.800÷8=100km/hCalvinspeedwas100km/h.

Time DistancetravelledbyGeorge DistancetravelledbyCalvin Difference1pm 80km 100km2pm 160km 200km3pm 240km 300km4pm 320km 400km5pm 400km 500km6pm 480km 600km 120km7pm 560km 700km 140km8pm 640km 800km 160km9pm 720km

10pm 800km

800–480=320kmGeorgewas320 kmawayfromhisdestinationwhenhewas120kmapartfromCalvin.

2. Mike

Ken

?

24

?

3×24=72Mikehad72stampsinthebeginning.5×24=120Kenhad120stampsinthebeginning.

3. 12rulers+9pencils=3×$12=$3612pens+12rulers=4×$13.50=$54

12pens+9pencils=3×$18=$54(12rulers+9pencils)+(12pens+12rulers)–(12pens+9pencils)=$36+$54–$54

24rulers=$361ruler=$36÷24=$1.50

(4×$1.50)+3pencils=$123pencils=$12–$6=$61pencil=$6÷3=$2

Thecostofeachpencilwas$2.

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Taken from Learning Maths Book 6B

Solutions to Revision: Challenging Word Problems

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Taken from Mental Mathematics Book 6

Mental Maths: GENERAL REVISION 20

Do these sums mentally.

1. 403×99=

2. 140×715=

3. √_____

3025 =

4. 59×99=

5. 30157×11=

6. 48×1 1__3 =

7. 492=

8. 3√_______

64000 =

9. 582–572=

10. 36+38+40+42+44+46+48=

Solutions:1.398972.1001003.554.58415.3317276.647.24018.409.11510.294