Algebraic Expressions for Class 6 Worksheets

Algebraic Expressions for Class 6 Worksheets contains 8 MCQ questions. Answers to Algebraic Expressions for Class 6 Worksheets are available after clicking on the answer. Maths Worksheets for Class 6 help to check the concept you have learnt from detailed classroom sessions and application of your knowledge.

Category Maths Worksheets for Class 6
Subject Maths
Chapter Algebraic Expressions

1. Identify the numerical coefficient of terms (other than constant) in the given expression.
4x+3y+7
a) 4, 3, 7
b) 4, 3

Answer

Answer: b) 4, 3

Explanation
4x+3y+7
In the given expression, various terms (other than the constant 7 ) are as under : –
4x – Numerical Coefficient of 4x is 4.
3y – Numerical Coefficient of 3y is 3.


 

2. State whether a given pair of terms is of Like terms or Unlike terms?
7x, 7y
a) Like terms
b) Unlike terms

Answer

Answer: b) Unlike terms

Explanation

When two terms have same variables and same power of each variable then those terms are called like terms otherwise unlike terms. The constant can be different. All constants are like terms.

The given terms are Unlike Terms, since both the terms have different variables , i.e, the first term 7x has a variable x and the second term 7y has a variable y.





3. State whether a given pair of terms is of Like terms or Unlike terms?
4xy, 7xy
a) Like terms
b) Unlike terms

Answer

Answer: a) Like terms

Explanation

When two terms have same variables and same power of each variable then those terms are called like terms otherwise unlike terms. The constant can be different. All constants are like terms.

Both the given terms are Like Terms, since both the terms have same variables , i.e, “xy”


 

4. Write the following in exponential form:
​​b x b x b x b x b x 19 times

Answer

Answer: a) ​

Explanation
​Given
b x b x b x b x b x 19 times
= b x 19 times
=


 

Algebraic Expressions for Class 6 Worksheets

5. If a = 7 and b = 3 then, Find the value of a + 6b
a) 25
b) 39

Answer

Answer: a) 25

Explanation
Given:
a = 7
b = 3
Given expression
a + 6b
Now we will replace a = 7 and b = 3
= 7 + 6 x 3
According to BODMAS rule we will do multiplication first
= 7 + 18
then, Addition
= 25


 

6. Check whether the given equation is true or false on substituting the value of variables?
5a – 2b = 3c , when a = 3 , b = 4 and c = 2
a) True
b) False

Answer

Answer: b) False

Explanation
LHS: 5a – 2b
Substitute the value, a = 3 and b = 4 in the given expression
We get,
( 5 x a ) – ( 2 x b )
= ( 5 x 3 ) – ( 2 x 4 )
According to BODMAS rule we will do multiplication first
= 15 – 8
then, Addition
= 7
On Solving RHS,
RHS = 3c
Substituting the value , c = 2
RHS = 3 x 2
RHS = 6
Hence, LHS ≠ RHS
So, the above expression is FALSE


 

7. Subtract 5a from 13a.
a) 6a
b) 4a
c) 8a

Answer

Answer: c) 8a

Explanation
Given Expression :
13a and 5a
Both the expression have same Variable so we can substract them,
Here,
Constants = 13 and 5
Variable = a
Therefore,
13a – 5a
Taking ” a ” as common we get
= ( 13 – 5 )a
= 8a


 

8. Add the terms 7a and 4a
a) 11a
b) 11a²

Answer

Answer: a) 11a

Explanation
Since both the expression have same Variable, we can add them
Given expression are 7a and 4a
Here 7 and 4 are constants
and ” a ” is variable
7 x a + 4 x a
Taking “a” as common
( 7 + 4 )a
11a


 

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