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Year 6 · Mixed maths

Mixed: long multiplication, long division, addition, subtraction and equivalent fractions

1)4988 × 34 =
2)34763 + 31193 =
3)=
4)3965 × 40 =
5)6967 ÷ 34 =
6)9810 × 88 =
7)4042 ÷ 48 =
8)70195 − 18939 =
9)5446 ÷ 54 =
10)62755 − 44372 =
11)59941 − 48461 =
12)89666 + 39402 =
13)=
14)37112 − 25529 =
15)9023 × 37 =
16)9206 × 94 =
17)20411 + 17099 =
18)9348 ÷ 93 =
19)41775 + 64620 =
20)7598 × 65 =
21)2420 ÷ 30 =
22)9222 ÷ 79 =
23)4612 ÷ 58 =
24)7778 × 98 =
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Year 6 · Mixed maths · Mixed: long multiplication, long division, addition, subtraction and equivalent fractions

1)4988 × 34 = 169592
2)34763 + 31193 = 65956
3)=
4)3965 × 40 = 158600
5)6967 ÷ 34 = 204 r 31
6)9810 × 88 = 863280
7)4042 ÷ 48 = 84 r 10
8)70195 − 18939 = 51256
9)5446 ÷ 54 = 100 r 46
10)62755 − 44372 = 18383
11)59941 − 48461 = 11480
12)89666 + 39402 = 129068
13)=
14)37112 − 25529 = 11583
15)9023 × 37 = 333851
16)9206 × 94 = 865364
17)20411 + 17099 = 37510
18)9348 ÷ 93 = 100 r 48
19)41775 + 64620 = 106395
20)7598 × 65 = 493870
21)2420 ÷ 30 = 80 r 20
22)9222 ÷ 79 = 116 r 58
23)4612 ÷ 58 = 79 r 30
24)7778 × 98 = 762244
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What Year 6 maths covers

Year 6 finishes the written methods. Long multiplication — up to four digits times a two-digit number — and long division by a two-digit number are the year's new work, and between them they take more than half of the sheet above, because they are where the marks go. Column addition and subtraction are here at five digits to keep the sheet mixed rather than because Year 6 introduces them, and equivalent fractions cover expressing fractions in the same denomination. Every sheet is A4, print-ready, and comes with an answer key.

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Year 6 topics

Drill one skill at a time:

Long multiplication →

Four-digit numbers times a two-digit number, by the formal written method.

Long division →

Four-digit numbers divided by a two-digit number, with a remainder to interpret.

Questions parents ask

What maths does a child learn in Year 6?

Year 6 is where the written methods are finished. Children learn long multiplication — a number of up to four digits times a two-digit number — and long division by a two-digit number, interpreting the remainder as a whole number, a fraction, or by rounding, depending on the question. They also work with common factors and multiples, simplify fractions, express fractions in the same denomination, and use the order of operations. It ends with the KS2 SATs in May.

Why do the two long methods dominate the sheet?

Because they are the only things on it that Year 6 alone teaches. Column addition and subtraction were secure by the end of Year 5, and the times tables by the end of Year 4; both appear here to keep the sheet mixed. Long multiplication and long division are new, they are the methods the SATs arithmetic paper leans on, and they are where marks are lost — usually to a forgotten zero placeholder in long multiplication, and to the remainder in long division. So they take more than half the questions.

Are the answers included?

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