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3. There are 12 scores that make up the arithmetic progression, and the sum of the sixth and seventh items is, so the sum of these 12 scores is _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _.

Answer: 3+ 1/5.

Solution:

(8/ 15)×( 12÷2)=3+ 1/5.

4.

The radius of the big circle is 6 cm, and the radius of the small circle is 4 cm. The difference between the shaded areas in two circles is equal to _ _ _ _ _.

Answer: 62.8.

Solution:

Yin Da 3.14× 62-x;

Silver:

3. 14×42-x

Subtraction:

3. 14×20=62.8.

5.

After a commodity has been reduced by 10% for two consecutive times, the price is 8 1 yuan. Then the original price of this item is _ _ _ _ _.

Hu Xinghu's class is at P28 1_ Question 2205.

Answer: 100 yuan.

Solution:

Let the original price be x,

Then x (1-10%) x (1-10%) = 81,

x= 100。

2. Calculation problems:

1.

The famous teacher tutored the sixth grade Zhou Xianglin to develop P25.

Answer: 1.

Solution:

1990 1990= 1990× 1000 1,

1990 1990 1990= 1990× 1000 1000 1.

1989 1989= 1989× 1000 1, 1989 1989 1989= 1989× 1000 1000 1.

So, the original formula =

== 1.

2.

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Six P 1 1_ Example 4 of the Chinese Olympic Mathematics Textbook

Answer: 1.

Solution: Original Style =

3. Geometric problems:

1.

The figure below consists of six equal circles, and the overlapping area of every two adjacent circles is 2 square centimeters, accounting for the area of each circle. What is the total area of this figure?

Problem solving skills P367_2

Answer: 87+5/6.

Solution:

Area of each circle:

17/6÷ 1/6= 17.

17×6- 17/6×5=87+5/6.

2.

As shown in the picture, A and B are the centers of two quarter circles. So, how many square centimeters is the area difference between the two shaded parts?

Sixth grade P65_ 16 of Hangzhou Shunqing Olympic Mathematics Course

Answer: 1.42.

Solution:

1/4×3. 14×42-2×4- 1/4×3. 14×22= 1.42.

4. Answer questions:

1.

(7 points) A monkey picked a bunch of peaches, ate 1/7 peaches on the first day, ate the rest 1/6 the next day, and ate the rest 1/5, 1/4 and 65433 every day on the third, fourth and sixth days.

Hang Shunqing Olympic Mathematics Course Grade 6 P 164_ Example 5

Answer:

84.

Solution:

12÷÷÷÷÷÷

=84.

2.

(8 points) If a commodity is priced at a profit of 20% and then sold at a discount of 18%, the profit will be 16.8 yuan. What is the cost of this commodity?

Zhou Zhou exercises grade six P200_ Example 3.

Answer: 300 yuan.

Solution:

16.8÷[( 1+20%)×88%

- 1]= 16.8÷5.6%=300.

3.

(7 points)

There is a reservoir with a water inlet pipe and a water outlet pipe. It takes 5 hours to fill a pool of water and 2 hours to drain it. Now there is a pool full of water, and one person opens it in the order of drainage, water intake and drainage 1 hour.

Zhou Zhou exercises grade six P 103_ 14.

Answer: 4+4/5 hours.

Solution:

/kloc-water after 0/hour:

1- 1/2= 1/2;

There is water after 2 hours:

1/2+ 1/5=7/ 10;

There is water after 3 hours:

7/ 10- 1/2= 1/5;

There is water after 4 hours:

1/5+ 1/5=2/5.

2/5( 1/2)= 4/5 hours.

Therefore, the water is discharged after 4+4/5 hours.