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Worksheet: Adding Mixed Numbers
Q4:
Write 9 plus as a mixed number.
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Q5:
Evaluate .
Q6:
Evaluate giving the answer in its simplest form.
- A 1
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Q7:
Hannah is going to put a fence around her rectangular garden. If the garden is by yards, how many feet of fencing will she need?
- A ft
- B ft
- C ft
- D ft
- E ft
Q8:
Evaluate giving the answer in its simplest form.
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Q9:
Calculate . Give your answer as a mixed number.
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- B13
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Q10:
Use the figure to find the length of the segment connecting the centers of the two smaller circles.
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Q11:
One day, a flock of birds flew for hours. The next day, they flew for hours. How many hours did the birds fly for in total?
- A h
- B h
- C h
- D h
- E h
Q12:
Use the digits 1, 1, 2, 3, 4, and 6 to create two mixed numbers with a sum of .
- A ,
- B ,
- C ,
- D ,
- E ,
Q13:
Calculating the expression yields the mean of the numbers , , and . Use the order of operations to determine the mean.
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Q14:
Calculate . Give your answer in its simplest form.
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Q15:
If a man bought 1 kg of apples for and 1 kg of oranges for , how much did he pay in total?
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Q16:
William had 23 LE. He then bought a pen for and a notebook for . How much money does he have left?
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Q17:
James has two posters. One is feet wide and the other feet wide. Will the two posters fit beside each other on a wall 7 feet wide?
- Ano
- Byes