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Winter vacation homework, Grade Six, Volume One Mathematical Answers.
① 23 people won the third prize 6× 7 = 42, 42× 1/6=7 (person), 42×2/7= 12 (person), 42-(7+ 12)=23 (person).

②1840 ÷ (1+15%) = 1600 yuan,1600 yuan < 1680 yuan, (1680-65438.

3.75%, the family did earn, earned 3.75%.

③ Solution: If there are x tons of coal in a small coal pile, there are (24-X) tons of coal in a large coal pile.

Question meaning X+4=( 1- 1/4)(24-X)

X+4= 18-3/4X

X+3/4X= 18-4

7/4X= 14

X=8

24-X= 16

A: Big coal pile 16 tons.

④ There are X people in Class A and 76-x people in Class B..

1/6 * x+ 1/8 *(76-x)= 1 1

1/24*x=3/2

X=36 people

So there are 36 students in Class A and 76-36=40 students in Class B.

Arithmetic solution:

If both classes send 1/6 to attend,

Then a * * * sent 76* 1/6=38/3 people.

It is 38/3- 1 1 more than 1 = 5/3 actually dispatched.

That is to say, 1/6 of class B is 5/3 more than 1/8.

So there are (5/3)/(1/6-1/8) = 40 people in class B.

Class A, 76-40=36 people.

⑤8+6= 14 (ton) indicates how many tons Party A and Party B transport at one time.

146/ 14= 10 (times) The remaining 6 (tons) means that Party A and Party B have 6 tons left after ten times of transportation.

10+1=11(vehicle). The remaining 6 tons can just use an armored vehicle.

So, in the end, Car A has 1 1 car, and Car B has1car.

⑥ Solution: There are x triangles and 40-X rectangles.

3X+(40-X)×4= 145

3X+ 160-4X= 145

-X=(- 15)

X= 15

40- 15=25

A: There are 15 triangles and 25 rectangles.