Use a unit rate to find the total
Year 6 maths · Fieldbook Learning
Name ______________________ Date __________
Multiply the rate by the number of units of time.
- A swimmer keeps up a steady rate of 4 laps per minute. How many laps is that in 4 minutes?
- A swimmer keeps up a steady rate of 9 laps per minute. How many laps is that in 4 minutes?
- A typist keeps up a steady rate of 2 words per minute. How many words is that in 5 minutes?
- An egg packer keeps up a steady rate of 3 eggs per hour. How many eggs is that in 3 hours?
- A baker keeps up a steady rate of 14 rolls per hour. How many rolls is that in 4 hours?
- A tap keeps up a steady rate of 12 L per minute. How many L is that in 7 minutes?
- A snail keeps up a steady rate of 19 cm per minute. How many cm is that in 2 minutes?
- A snail keeps up a steady rate of 14 cm per minute. How many cm is that in 9 minutes?
- A tap keeps up a steady rate of 5.5 L per minute. How many L is that in 4 minutes?
- An egg packer keeps up a steady rate of 8.9 eggs per hour. How many eggs is that in 5 hours?
- A printer keeps up a steady rate of 7.9 pages per minute. How many pages is that in 3 minutes?
- A tap keeps up a steady rate of 4.8 L per minute. How many L is that in 5 minutes?
- An egg packer keeps up a steady rate of 14.7 eggs per hour. How many eggs is that in 9 hours?
- A baker keeps up a steady rate of 4 rolls per hour. How many rolls is that in 8 hours?
- A printer keeps up a steady rate of 11.7 pages per minute. How many pages is that in 8 minutes?
- A tap keeps up a steady rate of 8.9 L per minute. How many L is that in 7 minutes?
- A swimmer keeps up a steady rate of 19 laps per minute. How many laps is that in 10 minutes?
- A baker keeps up a steady rate of 21.2 rolls per hour. How many rolls is that in 10 hours?
- An egg packer keeps up a steady rate of 19.2 eggs per hour. How many eggs is that in 6 hours?
- A baker keeps up a steady rate of 8.3 rolls per hour. How many rolls is that in 8 hours?