Elementary Mathematics

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Table of Contents

  1. Number
    1. Hundred Frame
    2. Area Model for Multiplication
    3. Area Model for Fraction Multiplication
  2. Algebra
    1. Adding Monomials (Grade 6)
    2. Solving Equations 1 (Grade 6)
    3. Solving Equations 2 (Grade 6)
    4. Solving Equations 3 (Grade 6)
    5. Solving Equations 4 (Grade 6)
    6. Solving Equations 5 (Grade 6)
    7. Solving Equations 6 (Grade 6)
    8. Solving Equations 7 (Grade 6)
    9. Solving Equations 8 (Grade 6)
    10. Solving Equations 9 (Grade 6)
    11. Equation Solving 10 (Grade 6)
    12. Solving Equations 11 (Grade 6)
    13. Solving Equations 12 (Grade 6)
    14. Solving Equations 13 (Grade 6)
    15. Solving Equations 14 (Grade 6)
  3. Spatial Sense
    1. Transformations on a Grid (One Quadrant)
    2. Transformations on a Grid (All Quadrants)
    3. Transforming a Point (One Quadrant)
    4. Transforming a Point (All Quadrants)
  4. Measurement
    1. Trapezoidal Prisms

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Number

  • 1. Hundred Frame
  • 2. Area Model for Multiplication
  • 3. Area Model for Fraction Multiplication

1.1.

Hundred Frame

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Algebra

  • 1. Adding Monomials (Grade 6)
  • 2. Solving Equations 1 (Grade 6)
  • 3. Solving Equations 2 (Grade 6)
  • 4. Solving Equations 3 (Grade 6)
  • 5. Solving Equations 4 (Grade 6)
  • 6. Solving Equations 5 (Grade 6)
  • 7. Solving Equations 6 (Grade 6)
  • 8. Solving Equations 7 (Grade 6)
  • 9. Solving Equations 8 (Grade 6)
  • 10. Solving Equations 9 (Grade 6)
  • 11. Equation Solving 10 (Grade 6)
  • 12. Solving Equations 11 (Grade 6)
  • 13. Solving Equations 12 (Grade 6)
  • 14. Solving Equations 13 (Grade 6)
  • 15. Solving Equations 14 (Grade 6)

2.1.

Adding Monomials (Grade 6)

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2.8.

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2.9.

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2.10.

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2.11.

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2.12.

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2.13.

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Spatial Sense

  • 1. Transformations on a Grid (One Quadrant)
  • 2. Transformations on a Grid (All Quadrants)
  • 3. Transforming a Point (One Quadrant)
  • 4. Transforming a Point (All Quadrants)

3.1.

Transformations on a Grid (One Quadrant)

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Measurement

  • 1. Trapezoidal Prisms

4.1.

Trapezoidal Prisms

The heights of the trapezoidal prisms are 50 cm, 1 m, and 1.5 m.[br]How does the volume of the entire composite figure compare to that of the smallest trapezoid?[br]Does the same relationship exist for surface area?
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