PROGRAM SHIELD

INDIVIDUAL LEARNING
ACTIVITY PACKAGE (ILAP)
No. 8
Learner’s Information:

Name of Learner:

GRADE 6
Grade Level:

Name of Teacher:

Learning Area: MATHEMATICS 6

MRS. MAY L. DIVINA

ILAP Writer:
Learning Competencies
1. Reads and interprets electric and water meter readings.
2. Solves routine and non-routine problem involving
electric and water meter.

Learning Objectives

1. Reads and interprets electric meter reading.

2. Reads and interprets water meter reading.
3. Solves routine and non-routine problem involving
electric consumption.
4. Solves routine and non-routine problem involving water
consumption.

Pre-test

Directions: Choose the letter of your best choice and write it on the
space provided before the number.

_______1. Read and interpret the electric meter.

a. 15265 kWh
b. 15165 kWh
c. 56251 kWh
d. 56151 kWh

_______ 2. Read and interpret the water meter.

a. 0842 𝑚3
b. 0841 𝑚3
c. 2480 𝑚3
d. 1480 𝑚3

______ 3. Five cubic metres of water is equivalent to how many

litres?
a. 50 litres
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 b. 500 litres
c. 5000 litres
d. 50000 litres

For numbers 4-6, please refer to the table below.

The table shows electric reading of Masinop Family for 4 months.

Their initial reading is 1256.

Month Meter Reading

January 1545
February 1656
March 1754
April 1957

______4. What month did they consume most of electricity?

a. January
b. February
c. March
d. April
______ 5. What is their electric consumption for January?
a. 289
b. 300
c. 365
d. 432
______6. What is the average monthly consumption?
a. 172.45 kWh
b. 173.17 kWh
c. 174.37 kWh
d. 175.25 kWh

For numbers 7-9, please refer to the problem below.

Menwer’s record of their water consumption is as follows:

Initial Reading: 0113
January: 0254
February: 0458
March: 0648
April: 0852

_______7. What month did they use the least amount of water?
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 a. January
b. February
c. March
d. April

_______8. How many cubic metres of water did they use for 3
months from January to March?
a. 512 𝑚3
b. 535 𝑚3
c. 543 𝑚3
d. 564 𝑚3

________9. What is the average monthly consumption in cubic

metres from January to March?
a. 170.12 𝑚3
b. 175.25 𝑚3
c. 176.47 𝑚3
d. 178.33 𝑚3

________10. On the morning of March 1, the electric meter was

23124 kWh and on the evening of March 31, it was 23457 kWh. If
the cost of electricity is P 5.50 per kWh, how much did the
electricity cost for March?
a. P 1, 831.50
b. P 1, 823.20
c. P 1, 925.25
d. P 1, 931.12

Activities

Activity 1 Reading and Interpreting Electric and Water Meter

Always read all the dials from right to left. Read the number by the
pointer of the dial. When the pointer is between two numbers, the
lower number is recorded. If the pointer appears to be exactly on a
number, check the dial to the right to find out the correct reading. It
is passed zero, use the next higher number. If the dial has not
passed zero, use the lower number. Record the numbers from right
to left.

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Direction: Read each set of dials below and write the numbers in
the spaces.

Activity 2 Reading and Interpreting Electric and Water Meter

Direction: Draw the dials to show each meter reading.

1. 3758 kWh

2. 4573 kWh

3. 5826 𝑚3

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Activity 3 Computing

A. Computing Water Consumption

To compute for water or electric consumption, subtract the
previous reading from the present reading.

Direction: Complete the tables.

Meter Reading Cubic Meter

Reading
Previous Present
0000672 0000986
0002356 0005355
0005687 0008367
0000245 0000487
000347 0004562

B. Converting cubic meter to liter

To convert cubic meter to liter, multiply by 1000.

Household Meter Units Water

Reading Consumed
𝑚3 L
A 0003.947
B 0012.679
C 0009.156
D 0016.056
E 0007.156

Activity 4 Solving Problem Involving Water Consumption

Direction: Study the problem carefully and answer the questions
that follow.
Margie’s record of their water consumption is as follows:

Initial Reading 41 395

September 53 621
October 65 170
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 November 79 896
December 92 107
1. In what month did they use most water?
2. How many litres of water did they use for 4 months?
How many cubic metres is this equivalent to?
3. Solve for the average monthly consumption in cubic
metres.

Activity 5 Solving Problem Involving Electric Consumption

Direction: Read the problems to answer the questions that follow.

1. Rona reads 3619 kwH on their electric meter. If the

previous reading was 3146 kwH, how many kilowatt-
hour they consume?
2. On august, the electric meter reading was 3411 kwH.
The next month, the reading was 3619 kwH. How much
electricity was consumed?
3. Last month, the water meter reading was 1342 𝑚3 . The
following month, it was 1395 𝑚3 . If the basic charge of
cubic metre is P 2.62, how much will one pay?

1. What is asked?
2. What are given?
3. What operation will be used?
4. What is the number sentence?
5. What is the solution?
6. What is the answer?

Post-test

Directions: Choose the letter of your best choice and write it on the
space provided before the number.

______1. How many kilowatt-hours were used at Ted’s house?

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 a. 5890 kWh
b. 5800 kWh
c. 0985 kWh
d. 0085 kWh
_______ 2. Which household used the most electricity?

a. Joan
b. Jian
c. Tessy
d. Pamela

________3. Which meter reading correctly illustrates 4649 kWh?

a.

b.

c.

d.

_________4. How will you compute for water and electric meter
consumption?
a. Add the previous reading from the present reading
b. Subtract the previous reading from the present
reading
c. Multiply the previous reading from the present
reading

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 d. Divide the previous reading from the present
reading

_________ 5. Mrs. Reyes consumed 0.972 𝑚3 of water last month

and 10.965 𝑚3 this month. How many cubic meters of water did
she consume?
a. 9.787 𝑚3
b. 9.786 𝑚3
c. 9.856 𝑚3
d. 9.993 𝑚3

__________ 6. How many litres of water did Mrs. Reyes consume in

one month?
a. 9787 litres
b. 9993 litres
c. 9856 litres
d. 9893 litres

__________7. On august, the electric meter reading was 3411 kWh.

The next month, the reading was 3619 kWh. How much electricity
was consumed?
a. 169 kWh
b. 197 kWh
c. 208 kWh
d. 218 kWh

__________8. Last month, the electric meter reading was 6452 kWh.
This month, the reading was 8328 kWh. If the electricity costs P
3.40 per kWh, how much will one pay?
a. P 6378.40
b. P 6473.45
c. P 6574.23
d. P 6832.12

__________9. Last month, Paul’s water meter reading was 1 342 𝑚3 .

The following month, it was 1 395 𝑚3 . If the basic charge of cubic
meter is P 2.62, how much will he pay?
a. P 138. 86
b. P 145.34
c. P 175.34
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 d. P 187.14

___________10. Steve made a record of their 3-month electric

consumption. The initial reading was 973 kWh. January: 1120
February: 1353 March: 1512
The basic charge for the first 30 kWh is P 100.00 and the
succeeding kilowatt-hour was charged P 5.00, what month did he
pay the most?
a. January
b. February
c. March

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KEY TO CORRECTIONS

Pre-test
1. b
2. b
3. c
4. a
5. a
6. d
7. c
8. b
9. d
10. a

Activity 1
1. 53207
2. 34669
3. 17060
4. 41963
5. 87340

Activity 2

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Activity 3
A.

Meter Reading Cubic Meter

Reading
Previous Present
0000672 0000986 314m3
0002356 0005355 2999m3
0005687 0008367 2680m3
0000245 0000487 242m3
000347 0004562 4215m3

B.
Household Meter Units Water
Reading Consumed
𝑚3 L
A 0003.947 3.947 3947 3.947m3
B 0012.679 12.679 12679 12.679m3
C 0009.156 9.156 9156 9.156m3
D 0016.056 16.056 16056 16.056m3
E 0007.156 7.156 7156 7.156m3

Activity 4
1. They used most of water during the month of November.
2. For 4 months, they used 39, 722, 000 liters of water. This is
equivalent to 39, 722 cubic meters.
3. The average monthly consumption was 9, 930.50 cubic
meters.

Activity 5
1. a. What is asked?
The number of kilowatt-hour Rona consumed on
electricity.
b. What are given?

3619kWh present reading

3146 kWh previous reading

c. What operation will be used?

Subtraction
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 d. What is the number sentence?

Present reading – previous reading

3618 kWh – 3146 kWh = N

e. What is the solution?

3619 kWh
-3146 kWh
473 kWh

f. What is the answer?

Rona consumed 473 kilowatt-hour on electricity.

2. a. What is asked?
The electric consumption on August
b. What are given?

3411kWh previous reading

3619 kWh present reading

c. What operation will be used?

Subtraction
d. What is the number sentence?

Present reading – previous reading

3619 kWh – 3411 kWh = N

e. What is the solution?

3619 kWh
-3411 kWh
208 kWh

f. What is the answer?

On August they consumed 208 kWh

3. a. What is asked?
The amount they will pay for water consumption
b. What are given?

1342 m3 previous reading

1395 m3 present reading
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 P 2.62 basic charge of cubic metre

c. What operation will be used?

Subtraction and multiplication

d. What is the number sentence?

(1395 m3 – 1342 m3) x P 2.62 = N

e. What is the solution?

1395 m3 53 m3 x P2. 62 = P 138.86
-1342 m3
53 m3

f. What is the answer?

They will pay P 138.86 for their water consumption.

V. Post-test
1. a
2. b
3. c
4. b
5. d
6. b
7. c
8. a
9. a
10. b

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