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Mathematics
Quarter 4 – Module 3
Solving Routine and Non-Routine
Problems Involving Electric and
Water Consumption
Mathematics – Grade 6
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Quarter 4 – Module 3: Solving Routine and Non-Routine Problems Involving
Electric and Water Consumption
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Mathematics
Quarter 4 – Module 3
Solving Routine and Non-
Routine Problems Involving
Electric and Water
Consumption
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LEARNING COMPETENCIES:
OBJECTIVES:
K: Reads and interprets electric and water
consumption.
S: Solves routine and non-routine problems
involving electric and water consumption.
A: Conserves electricity and water wisely.
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Look at the electric bill below, use the information to answer
the questions.
JSG COMPANY
DATE METER READING
January 980 kwh
February 1040 kwh
March 1230 kwh
April 1410 kwh
May 1642 kwh
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Solving Routine and Non-Routine
Lesson
Problems Involving Electric and
Water Consumption
’s In
4 cm
1. a. 65.94 cm3
10 cm
V = π 𝑟2 h
2. b. 2143. 57 cm3
1
V = 3 B•h
3. c. 502.40 cm3
48 m
1
V = 3 l•w•h
d. 43008 m3
4. 8 cm
e. 501. 40 cm3
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V = 3 π 𝑟3
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’s New
Present Reading
Previous Reading
For us to get the amount of electricity that Mr. Dela Cruz consumed,
subtract the previous electric meter reading from the present
electric meter reading.
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is It
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The illustration shows the following meter reading on each
dial:
Dial E: The pointer is directly on number 4. Record as 4.
Dial D: The pointer has just passed 9 and is between 9 and 0.
Record as 9.
Dial C: The next dial has passed 7 and is between 7 and 8.
Again record the smaller number which is 7.
Dial B: The pointer looks like it is right on 4 but, the dial to its
right has not passed zero. So, you would record this as
3.
Dial A: The pointer is between 5 and 6. Record the smaller
number which the pointer just passed, which is 5.
0 7 4 1 5
2 4 1 2 8
0 5 6 3 2
0 5 6 3 2
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Example 4: Read and interpret the dials on the meter below. The
rightmost dial has the highest value.
To get the exact meter reading, start from the right to left
or the highest numbered dial (clockwise).
Example 5.
Jose made a record of their 3-month electric
consumptions. The initial reading is 973 kWh.
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Assume that the basic charge for the first 30 kWh is
₱120.00 and the succeeding kilowatt-hour is charge
₱6.00.
UNDERSTAND:
a. What is asked?
• The consumption that Jose will pay for each month
of electricity they consumed.
• The month with the highest and lowest electricity bill.
• The average monthly consumption.
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Solve: Show the computation.
a. To get every month’s electric consumption:
January: 1120 – 973 = 147 kWh
February: 1353 – 1120 = 232 kWh
March: 1512 – 1353 = 159 kWh
UNDERSTAND:
a. What are asked?
• The month which they used the most amount of
water.
• The total amount of water (in cubic meters)
consumed within 3 months periods.
• The average monthly consumption (in cubic
meters).
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b. What are the given facts?
• Initial reading: 0114
• January Reading: 0256
• February Reading: 0459
• March Reading: 0651
PLAN:
What operations shall we use to solve the problem?
Select your own strategy. There are three questions in
the problem. You may use the following method to
solve each question.
a. Find the amount of water they consumed every
month by subtracting the initial reading from the first
month’s reading, then the previous month’s reading
from the current month’s reading, and so on to
identify the month which they used the most water.
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b. To get the total amount of water consumed:
142 + 203 + 192 = 537 m3
c. To get the average monthly consumption:
537
Average monthly consumption = = 179 m3
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ANSWER:
a. They consumed 142 m3 for January, 203 m3 for
February, 192 m3 for March.
b. The total consumption for 3 months is 537 m3.
c. The average monthly consumption is about 179 m3.
’s More
1.
_________ kWh
2.
_________ m3
a. 0841 m3 c. 0184 m3
b. 0840 m3 d. 0148 m3
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3. For the month of July, the volume of water consumption
of JBM restaurant is 145 m3. If the current reading is 21390,
what the was the previous reading?
a. 21225 m3 c. 22235 m3
b. 21245 m3 d. 22345 m3
I Have Learned
Remember This!
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I Can Do
Consumption: _______
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A. Directions: Encircle the letter of the correct reading of the
following dials.
1.
2.
a. 64 𝑚3 b. 68 𝑚3 c. 69 𝑚3 d. 72 𝑚3
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A. Directions: Copy and complete the table. Do this in your
notebook.
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What I Know
1. 60 kWh
2. 250 kWh
3. 180 kWh
4. 662 kWh
What’s In
1. c
2. a
3. d
4. b
What’ s More
1. c
2. a
3. b
4. a
Assessment
1. b
2. a
3. c
4. a
Additional Activities
A. B.
1. 62 m3 1. February
2. 121 m3 2. March
3. 35 m3 3. 59 m3
4. 44 m3 4. 262 m3
References
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