Decimal word problems: mixed operations
Year 6 maths · Fieldbook Learning
Name ______________________ Date __________
Read the story and decide whether to add, subtract, multiply or divide.
- One piece of ribbon is 8.6 m and another piece of ribbon is 1.2 m. How many more m is the first one?
- One bottle of juice is 5.3 L and another bottle of juice is 7.6 L. How many L are there in total?
- Each bottle of juice is 3.2 L. How many L are there in 4 of them?
- One bag of flour is 9.2 kg and another bag of flour is 2.9 kg. How many kg are there in total?
- A total of 67.2 kg is split equally into 8 parts. How many kg is each part?
- One plank is 15.32 m and another plank is 16.68 m. How many m are there in total?
- Each plank is 19.34 m. How many m are there in 3 of them?
- Each plank is 6.87 m. How many m are there in 5 of them?
- A total of 254.4 L is split equally into 6 parts. How many L is each part?
- A total of 157.0 m is split equally into 10 parts. How many m is each part?
- One parcel is 38.7 kg and another parcel is 22.3 kg. How many more kg is the first one?
- A total of 101.6 m is split equally into 8 parts. How many m is each part?
- One plank is 50.6 m and another plank is 73.1 m. How many m are there in total?
- One bag of flour is 14.097 kg and another bag of flour is 12.8 kg. How many more kg is the first one?
- Each plank is 20.54 m. How many m are there in 5 of them?
- A total of 176.56 kg is split equally into 8 parts. How many kg is each part?
- One parcel is 656.64 kg and another parcel is 264.96 kg. How many more kg is the first one?
- A total of 774.48 kg is split equally into 12 parts. How many kg is each part?
- One piece of ribbon is 856.64 m and another piece of ribbon is 174.7 m. How many more m is the first one?
- One parcel is 343.1 kg and another parcel is 128.2 kg. How many more kg is the first one?