Have fun this half term with these challenges – try to stretch yourself! Your answers need to be in your homework books, not on the blog, or on poster paper!
Bronze Challenge:
Silver Challenge:
Gold Challenge:
29 responses to “Year 6 – Autumn 2 Maths Challenge”
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Bronze
It is 1 2 3 5 6
Silver
It is 34cm
He should of took the second route -
bronze
146253352641
135264
462531
253614
416352
642531
536241
641352
(more ways)gold
the route would be
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manymore
the cheapest bus route is A to B,B to C,C to F,F to A -
Silver
The cheapest is 11 pound because you could A to B to F to A with equals 11 pound . -
Bronze
6,4,1,3 ,5,2-
Bolu, please ensure that all of your working out is in your book!
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I have completed this.
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I have completed this in my homework book.
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I have completed this in my homework book.
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Bronze
The possibility’s are:
6,4,1,3,5,2
1,3,6,4,2,5
2,4,6,3,1,5
Silver
The shortest route is 50m because it comes from the bottom straight to the top without wasting any time.
Gold
The shortest bus route is A to B, B to C, C to F and then F back to A. It will cost £13. -
Bronze
3
1 5
6 2
4
Silver b
The shortest route santa could take is a 50 meters because the shortest way is to go up once fro bottom left corner andthe go straight to the end finally go up once which leads you to the top right corner and that is 50 meters.
By Leyad -
Yalda
8/11/2021
I have done this on paper I will take it to school. -
Bronze challenge
3
1 5
6 2
4
Silver challenge
The shortest route santa could take is a 50 meters because the shortest way is to go up once from bottom left corner and the go straight to the end finally go up once which leads you to the top right corner and that is 50 meters.
Gold challenge
There are ten different routes which are here are some :
A f c e d b and back to a
A b d c e f and back to a
A f c d e b and back to a
A b c d e f and back to a
A f e d c b and back to a
A b d e c f and back to a
2) The cheapest route Is this one with a total of £11 :
b=£4 b f=£3 f A=£4 =11 -
Bus routes:
The cheapest bus route could be is A to B,B to C,C to F and F to A
Therefore the bus routes will cost an average of £13.00 -
Gold
There are 10 different bus routes.
The cheapest routes are A to B, B to C, C to F, F to A, as a result of this, that would come to the total of £13 -
Bronze:
135246,315246,642531, and 642513 are all possible ways to form the grid on display.
Silver:
The shortest possible way for Santa to deliver his presents are either, going around in a spiral (anti-cloxkwise and clockwise work-
), or going row by row, both taking 110 meters.
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Silver:Santa will have to go to the 3rd route 30metres
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BRONZE CHALLENGE
There are 2 ways that would work:
1) 6,4,2,5,1,3
2) 1,3,5,2,6,4
SILVER CHALLENGE
The shortest route Santa will be able to take would be 30 metres as each route is 10 metres, and as he likes to on every path at least once, there would be 3 lots of 10. I know that 3 lots of 10 is the same as 3 x 10, and I also know that 3 x 10 is 30. Therefore, Santa’s shortest route is 30 metres.GOLD CHALLENGE
The cheapest route the bus can take is:
A—F= £4
F—C= £2
C—E= £2
E—D= £4
D—B= £5
B—A= £4
Total = 4 + 5 + 4 + 4 + 2 + 2 = £21 -
Bronze)
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Silver)
the shortest he can take is 30
Gold)
the cheapest bus route is A to B,B to C,C to F,F to A -
Bronze
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A way that you can do it is: 1,3,6,5,2,4
Another way is: 6,1,5,3,4,2
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Silver
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The shortest route Santa can take is 30 metres, I know this because, it says that Santa likes to go round each route at least once and that each route is 10 metres long, coming back to my prior knowledge of times tables, 10 multiplied by 3 equals 30.
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Gold
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The cheapest routes are A to B, B to C, C to F, F to A, therefore, that would come to a total cost of £13. -
Bronze
1,6,3,5,4
Silver
Santa shortest route that he could take is the one which is 30 meters quiet inpresive
Gold -
I have completed the Math Challenge in my homework book.
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I have completed the gold challenge in my homework book.
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Bronze
1)135
2)245
Silver
It is 32 cm-
2)Santa will have take the third route to reach his destination.
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I have done the bronze and silver questions in my homework book.
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Bronze
1 way can be 1,3,6,4,2,5
The next way can be 6,4,2,3,5,1
The last wa
can be 5,2,6,3,1,4
Silver
Santa’s shortest route would be 30 metres as he likes to go to each one at least once so 10 times 3 is 30. If there were 4 routes his shortest would be 40 metres as he likes to go to each one. If there were 5 routes his shortest would be 50 metres as he likes to go to each one.
Gold
There are 10 different bus routes.
The cheapest is A to b then b to c then c to f then f to A so that would cost a total of £13 -
By absi and ayomide
Bronze
1) 1,3,5,
2)2,4,6
Silver
1) it’s 34cm long
2) he could take the second route to get to his end-
Bronze
Is 1 3 5 2 6 5because They said that it has to not joined to 3 so it meant that it cant be close to 3 like 2 and 4
Golf
So the round trip which can take A to A is c to e or c to f because there only 2£
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