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Year 6 Two-Step Problem Solving

This document contains a set of two-step math problems for Year 6 students. It includes various scenarios such as calculating costs, conversions, and measurements. Each problem requires the student to perform calculations and provide answers in specified formats.

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Year 6 Two-Step Problem Solving

This document contains a set of two-step math problems for Year 6 students. It includes various scenarios such as calculating costs, conversions, and measurements. Each problem requires the student to perform calculations and provide answers in specified formats.

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Solve Two-step Problems: Year 6 Set C

Name:________________________________________________________

1. Amina thinks of a number. She multiplies it by 12 and then adds 653. She gets the answer 1,253. What
number was Jasmine thinking of?

Answer:____________________________

2. It takes Winston two hours to make five batches of cookies. How many minutes does it take him to
make one batch of cookies?

Answer:____________________________
3. In this recipe, what is the total mass of the butter, sugar and flour in kilograms?

Include the units kg (kilograms) in your answer.

Answer:____________________________

4. Every 10 grams of cheese costs 20p. How much does it cost to buy 300 g of cheese?

Include the £ sign in your answer.

Answer:____________________________

5. How many children completed the race in total?

Answer:____________________________
6.
3/5 of a bottle of lemonade is shared equally between eight children. If the full bottle of lemonade costs
£1.60, how much does each child's drink cost?

Include the p (pence) sign in your answer.

Answer:____________________________

7. The pictogram shows how many books 50 children read in a week. ____ % of the children read three
or more books in a week.

Enter the missing number.

Answer:____________________________

8. Use the conversion graph to find out how many Hetra dollars are equal to £9.00.

Answer:____________________________
9.
On planet Hetra, there are different conversions of time. How many hours are there in three years on
planet Hetra?

Answer:____________________________

10. A triangle has a perimeter of 6 1/2 metres.


One side of the triangle measures 1 3/5 m and another side measures 2 1/4 m. The missing side length is
____ m long.

Enter the missing mixed number fraction.

Answer:____________________________

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