Math Word Problems on Weight and Production
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What is the side length of the shaded square in the diagram?

  • 11 cm
  • 9 cm (correct)
  • 8 cm
  • 10 cm
  • In a shop selling kitchen items, the cost of 10 plates is the same as the cost of 4 plates and 4 bowls. How many bowls would cost the same as 9 plates?

  • 9
  • 6
  • 8 (correct)
  • 7
  • In Karl's drawings of squares on dotted paper, which drawing has exactly one shaded square?

  • Drawing B
  • Drawing D
  • Drawing A (correct)
  • Drawing C
  • Jannali spins a spinner with different colors and numbers. Which statement is correct whenever Jannali spins the spinner?

    <p>The spinner is equally likely to land on an odd or an even number.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    In a set of cardboard boxes, if Box P is 3 kg heavier than Box Q, and Box Q is 5 kg lighter than Box R, which box is the heaviest?

    <p>Box R</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    Mass and Weight

    • Two parcels are weighed on different scales, one labelled in grams and the other in kilograms.
    • The difference between the masses of the two parcels is unknown.

    Factory Production

    • A factory produces 3 cars every 8 hours.
    • The factory runs 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
    • The number of cars produced in a whole week is unknown.

    Geometry and Symmetry

    • A large triangle is made up of 16 identical smaller triangles.
    • Some of the smaller triangles are shaded.
    • Miriam wants to shade one more small triangle to make the dotted line a line of symmetry.

    Age and Time

    • Three years ago, the total of Sunil's and Helen's ages was 27.
    • The total of their ages in five years from now is unknown.

    Volume and Rectangular Prisms

    • Miro makes a rectangular prism using cubes.
    • Three other rectangular prisms have the same size cubes.
    • The volume of Miro's prism is unknown, but it may be equal to one or more of the other prisms.

    Time and Party

    • A birthday party lasted 4 hours and 25 minutes.
    • The party finished at quarter to three.
    • The start time of the party is unknown.

    Length and Grid

    • A grid has a total length of unknown lines.
    • The length of each line is unknown.

    Geometry and Triangles

    • Peter has triangles that can be combined to make a larger triangle.
    • Each triangle is equal to 3.
    • Peter can make a hexagon, parallelogram, and/or square using his triangles.

    Paper Folding and Grid

    • A white piece of paper has a grid and some wet paint on it.
    • The paper is folded along the dotted line and pressed together.
    • The number of green squares that will be seen after the paper is unfolded is unknown.

    Number Sequence

    • A number sequence starts with 2, and each subsequent number is increased by 1.
    • The 34th number in the sequence is unknown.

    Directions and Movement

    • A sequence of directions is given: E, then SW, then S.
    • The resulting direction is unknown.

    Area and Squares

    • A diagram is made up of five squares.
    • The side length of the shaded square is unknown.

    Kitchen Items and Cost

    • The cost of 10 plates is equal to the cost of 4 plates and 4 bowls.
    • The number of bowls that would cost the same as 9 plates is unknown.

    Geometry and Shapes

    • Karl draws 5 squares on dotted paper and connects the dots to make shapes.
    • The number of shapes with exactly 3 shaded triangles is unknown.

    Spinner and Probability

    • Jannali spins a spinner with different colours and numbers on each face.
    • Each of the six sections has an equal chance of being landed on.
    • The probability of certain events occurring when Jannali spins the spinner is unknown.

    Weight and Boxes

    • Four cardboard boxes have different weights.
    • Box P is 3 kg heavier than box Q.
    • Box Q is 5 kg lighter than box R.
    • Box S is 4 kg lighter than box R.
    • The weights of the boxes are unknown.

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    This quiz includes math word problems involving weight measurements in grams and kilograms, as well as production rates of a factory making cars. Test your problem-solving skills with these practical scenarios!

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