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75
7+8=15; regroup one ten.
Class 3 admission · English Version · Mathematics
Number, operations, fractions and word problems
Solve number, equal-group, fraction and word problems with visible working.
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Read what is known and what is being asked. Use place value in written operations. Equal groups connect multiplication and division. A fraction needs equal parts of a defined whole. A final number without its unit or explanation may not answer the question.
Worked example
Four boxes contain 6 pencils each. Total = 4×6 = 24 pencils. Sharing 24 among 3 children gives 8 each. Half of the 24 pencils is 12.
- Write the operation before calculating.
- Show a check or drawing.
- State the answer with its unit.
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42
Six groups of seven total 42.
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5
Divide 20 into four equal groups.
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18 ÷ 3 = 6 mangoes in each basket.
Require equal sharing and the unit.
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For the same whole, four equal pieces are smaller than two equal pieces, so 1/4 is smaller.
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Solve on paper and add a diagram to one problem.
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- Show regrouping where needed.
- Explain equal groups.
- Check your answer with an inverse operation.
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