6th grade Q4

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How do you determine the relationship of the volume between a rectangular prism and a pyramid?

2

How do you determine the relationship of the volume between a cylinder and a cone?

3

How do you determine the relationship of the volume between a cylinder and sphere?

4

How do you derive the formulas for finding the volume of cylinders?

5

How do you solve routine and non-routine problems involving volumes of solids?

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How do you create problems involving surface area and volume of solid figures?

7

Read and interpret electric meter readings

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Read and interpret water meter readings

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Electric consumption

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Solve problems involving water consumption

76.2 How do you solve routine and non-routine problems involving water consumption?

To calculate the water consumed, you compare readings and subtract the previous reading from the present reading.

Let's look at an example:
- Present Reading: 8978 m³
- Previous Reading: 8112 m³

Water Consumed = Present Reading - Previous Reading = 8978 m³ - 8112 m³ = 866 m³

Done

11

Create problems involving electric and water consumption

12

Solve problems using data presented in a pie graph?

13

Create problems that can be answered with a pie graph

14

Perform experiments and record outcomes related to probability

15

Add Decimals Using the Column Method

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Subtract Decimals Using the Column Method