Math Class 6 - Basic arithmetic operations, number naming, and understanding successors and predecessors.

These problems are designed to help students practice basic arithmetic operations, number naming, and understanding successors and predecessors.

Problem 1:

Sonia and her aunt visited a community center. At the center, there were 485,673 books in Spanish and 315,327 books in French. Sonia borrowed one Spanish book and misplaced it. The next day, her aunt donated 3 Spanish books to the center.

a) How many total books were present in the center initially?

b) Write the total number of books in words following the International Number System.

c) Write the successor and predecessor of the total number of books present in the center initially.

d) After Sonia’s aunt donated the books, how many Spanish books were there now in the center?

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Problem 2:

Raj and his uncle went to a local library. The library had 745,820 books in science and 254,180 books in literature. Raj borrowed one science book and lost it. The following day, his uncle donated 5 science books to the library.

a) How many total books were there in the library initially?

b) Write the total number of books in words following the International Number System.

c) Write the successor and predecessor of the total number of books present in the library initially.

d) After Raj’s uncle donated the books, how many science books were now in the library?

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Problem 3:

Maya and her grandmother went to a community library. In the library, there were 612,934 books in novels and 387,066 books in biographies. Maya took one novel and misplaced it. The next day, her grandmother donated 4 novels to the library.

a) How many total books were present in the library initially?

b) Write the total number of books in words following the International Number System.

c) Write the successor and predecessor of the total number of books present in the library initially.

d) When Maya’s grandmother donated the books, how many novels were now in the library?

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Problem 4:

Aisha and her father went to a community library. The library had 823,457 books in fiction and 176,543 books in non-fiction. Aisha borrowed one fiction book and lost it. The next day, her father donated 2 fiction books to the library.

a) How many total books were present in the library initially?

b) Write the total number of books in words following the International Number System.

c) Write the successor and predecessor of the total number of books present in the library initially.

d) After Aisha’s father donated the books, how many fiction books were now in the library?

Math Class 6 - Numbers - Grouping , Subtraction & Multiplication

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1. Find the value of
$1542$$\times$$125$$-$$1542$$\times$$25$
2. Calculate
$2643$$\times$$410$$-$$2643$$\times$$10$
3. What is the result of
$1897$$\times$$300$$-$$1897$$\times$$50$$1897\times 300-1897\times 50$?
4. Determine the value of
$3421$$\times$$150$$-$$3421$$\times$$50$
5. Evaluate
$4789$$\times$$220$$-$$4789$$\times$$20$

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Math Objective Type Questions for Class 6 : Smallest and Largest Digit Number

1.  The difference between the largest three-digit number and the largest three-digit number with distinct digits is _______________
2. Find the difference between the smallest two-digit number and the smallest two-digit number with distinct digits.
3. What is the difference between the largest four-digit number and the largest four-digit number with distinct digits?
4. Calculate the difference between the smallest three-digit number and the smallest three-digit number with all distinct digits.
5. Determine the difference between the largest two-digit number and the largest two-digit number where both digits are different.
6. What is the difference between the smallest four-digit number and the smallest four-digit number where all the digits are different?

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Coronavirus Stat Using worldometers.info

Coronavirus Stat Using worldometers.info ( Excluded China )

Summary :

1. India is most populated

2. USA has most deaths , total and active cases

3. USA has most tests

4.  India is reporting large number for last few weeks.

Question:

Is India large population cause of such high numbers reported recently ? Reported 300K today

Is Coronavirus state still not that great in USA ? Reported 22K today. Considering less population of USA this number is huge

How China has managed to control Corona Cases ? Are they reporting wrong numbers ?

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Refer below for more data

Countries - Top 10 Most Populated

1	India	1,39,13,82,919
2	USA	33,26,32,623
3	Indonesia	27,59,48,657
4	Pakistan	22,44,76,929
5	Brazil	21,38,27,754
6	Nigeria	21,04,00,771
7	Bangladesh	16,60,65,347
8	Russia	14,59,87,100
9	Mexico	13,00,68,544
10	Japan	12,61,50,440

Countries - Top 10 Total Deaths

1	USA	592,839
2	Brazil	411,854
3	India	230,151
4	Mexico	217,740
5	UK	127,570
6	Italy	122,005
7	Russia	111,895
8	France	105,631
9	Germany	84,571
10	Spain	78,566

Countries - Top 10 Total Cases 

1	USA	3,32,97,462
2	India	2,10,70,852
3	Brazil	1,48,60,812
4	France	57,06,378
5	Turkey	49,55,594
6	Russia	48,47,489
7	UK	44,25,940
8	Italy	40,70,400
9	Spain	35,51,262
10	Germany	34,68,320

Countries - Top 10 Active Cases 

1	USA	67,17,077
2	India	35,71,625
3	Brazil	10,05,962
4	France	8,71,329
5	Iran	4,78,614
6	Italy	4,07,129
7	Ukraine	3,48,551
8	Turkey	3,24,210
9	Germany	2,99,049
10	Russia	2,71,044

Countries - Top 10 Tests 

1	USA	45,17,26,438
2	India	29,48,52,078
3	UK	16,06,53,676
4	Russia	13,02,00,000
5	France	7,73,08,259
6	Italy	5,98,79,330
7	Germany	5,54,90,413
8	Turkey	4,84,59,224
9	Spain	4,72,13,067
10	Brazil	4,64,39,030

Countries - Top 10 Tests / M ( Population >= 100 M )

1	USA	13,58,034
2	Russia	8,91,860
3	Brazil	2,17,180
4	India	2,11,913
5	Philippines	1,08,639
6	Japan	95,778
7	Indonesia	54,166
8	Pakistan	53,504
9	Mexico	51,344
10	Bangladesh	33,485

Countries - Top 10 Total Cases / M ( Population >= 100 M )

1	USA	1,00,103
2	Brazil	69,499
3	Russia	33,205
4	Mexico	18,090
5	India	15,144
6	Philippines	9,689
7	Indonesia	6,130
8	Japan	4,854
9	Bangladesh	4,621
10	Pakistan	3,749

https://www.worldometers.info/coronavirus/