Averages for 5th Grade: The meaning of average

Determining the average without calculation Calculating the average of 2 terms Calculating the average of 3 terms Calculating the average of 4 terms Calculating the average of non-whole numbers Finding a group with a specific average Identify the greater value

Question 1

If the balls below are divided so that each column in the table contains an equal number, then how many balls will there be in each column?

Question 2

If the balls below are divided so that each column in the table contains an equal number, then how many balls will each column contain?

Question 3

If the balls below are divided so that each column in the table contains an equal number, then how many balls will each column contain?

Question 4

If the balls below are divided so that each column in the table contains an equal number, then how many balls will each column contain?

Question 5

If the balls below are divided so that each column in the table contains an equal number, then how many balls will each column contain?

Examples with solutions for Averages for 5th Grade: The meaning of average

Exercise #1

If the balls below are divided so that each column in the table contains an equal number, then how many balls will there be in each column?

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Answer

5

Exercise #2

If the balls below are divided so that each column in the table contains an equal number, then how many balls will each column contain?

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Answer

4

Exercise #3

If the balls below are divided so that each column in the table contains an equal number, then how many balls will each column contain?

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Answer

2

Exercise #4

If the balls below are divided so that each column in the table contains an equal number, then how many balls will each column contain?

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Answer

6

Exercise #5

If the balls below are divided so that each column in the table contains an equal number, then how many balls will each column contain?

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Answer

3