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Math problems in the sixth grade of primary school
1. Uncle Wang bought his grandson an education savings deposit of 20,000 yuan, free of interest tax. The annual interest rate is 1.7 1% on a regular basis. Uncle Wang saved it for six years. How much interest will Uncle Wang get after six years?

Solution:

After the first year, Mr. Wang has RMB 20,000 * (1+1.7%) and the interest is 20,000 *1.7%.

At the beginning of the second year, Mr. Wang deposited RMB 20,000 * (65,438+0+65,438+0.7%) and earned interest of RMB 20,000 * (65,438+0.65,438+0.7%) * 65,438+at the end of the second year.

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By analogy, after the end of the sixth year, Uncle Wang's interest is 20000 * (1+1.7%) 5 *1.7% = 745 yuan.

2. Girls in Class 6 (1) account for 40% of the class, while girls in Class 6 (2) account for 62% of the class. Two classes 100 are known, and the number of girls accounts for 5 1%. How many students are there in Class Six (1)?

Solution:

There are six (1) classes with X students and six (2) classes with Y students. These themes are:

x+y = 100;

0.4x+0.62y = 5 1;

The solution is x=y=50 (people), so there are 50 people in Class 6 (1) and Class 6 (2).

3. In a sector statistical chart, the central angle of the sector representing the number of people participating in sports teams is 2 16, so the number of people participating in sports teams accounts for =(2 16/360 )%=60% of the class. If there are 27 people participating in the sports team, then the total number of students in the class is (27/60%=45)?