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CLEAR PRACTICEMixed math practice

Name __________Date ________

1.38 + 47 =

2.72 ÷ 8 =

3.3/4 + 1/8 =

4.6 × 14 =

5.120 cm = m

6.x + 17 = 42

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01 · Geometry guideArea or perimeter: how to tell which one you needUse a labelled diagram to distinguish area from perimeter, choose the correct formula, and check the units in rectangle problems.Read the guide →02 · Work backwardsFind a missing side from area or perimeterWork backwards from a rectangle’s area or perimeter to find an unknown side, with diagrams, examples, checks, and practice.Read the guide →03 · Written multiplicationHow to multiply two-digit numbers in columnsLearn two-digit by two-digit written multiplication with aligned place values, partial products, regrouping, and a worked example.Read the guide →04 · Place-value explanationWhy does the second partial product shift left?Understand why the second row in two-digit multiplication starts in the tens column instead of memorising an add-a-zero shortcut.Read the guide →

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01 · Grades 3–5Bar-model ratio problemsRepresent totals and multiplicative comparisons as equal-sized parts.02 · Grades 4–6Two-type total problemsAssume every item is one type, then use the difference created by each replacement.03 · Grades 4–6Age problemsEveryone ages by the same amount of time, so age differences stay constant.04 · Grades 3–5Fence-post and spacing problemsCount intervals first, then decide whether endpoints are included or the path is closed.

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