Multi-digit (to 1,000,000) Transitional Reasoning Download PDF
5 Math practice questions on Multi-digit (to 1,000,000). Questions that build towards applied reasoning.
Questions
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During a regional election, an electoral district recorded 640,000 registered voters. When the polls closed, election officials confirmed that 89,650 registered voters did not cast a ballot. Among the ballots that were cast, Candidate P received 268,740 votes and Candidate Q received 214,890 votes, while all remaining ballots went to independent candidates. How many votes were cast for independent candidates?
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A municipal water reservoir contained an unknown volume of water at the start of the season. Over the season, it received 245,380 cubic meters of river inflow and 116,250 cubic meters from rainfall, while 318,470 cubic meters were distributed to households. If the reservoir held exactly 580,000 cubic meters of water at the end of the season, how many cubic meters were in the reservoir at the start?
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A bulk cargo vessel has a maximum payload limit of 750,000 kilograms. At its first port, workers loaded 318,450 kilograms of wheat and 194,820 kilograms of barley onto the vessel. At the second port, 85,600 kilograms of wheat were unloaded, and 246,730 kilograms of packaged fertilizer were loaded aboard. How many more kilograms of cargo can the vessel carry without exceeding its maximum payload limit?
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A national recycling initiative set an annual target to collect 900,000 kg of usable plastic. During the first half of the year, Center North collected 348,720 kg and Center South collected 295,450 kg. However, quality inspections revealed that 36,890 kg from Center North and 24,160 kg from Center South were contaminated and had to be discarded. How many more kilograms of usable plastic must the initiative collect in the second half of the year to reach its annual target?
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A regional library network planned to distribute 850,000 books across three districts. District A received 284,650 books, while District B received 47,800 fewer books than District A. How many books remained to be distributed to District C?