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    The document contains math problems involving percentages, volume, quadrilaterals, and comparing fractions as percentages. It asks the reader to calculate 60% of 1,800, draw two quadrilaterals with non-perpendicular diagonals, find the volume of a cuboid using given dimensions, and determine if 20% of 7 or 7% of 20 is larger.

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    The document contains math problems involving percentages, volume, quadrilaterals, and comparing fractions as percentages. It asks the reader to calculate 60% of 1,800, draw two quadrilaterals with non-perpendicular diagonals, find the volume of a cuboid using given dimensions, and determine if 20% of 7 or 7% of 20 is larger.

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    20th January: Primary 5-A-Day Platinum

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    The document contains math problems involving percentages, volume, quadrilaterals, and comparing fractions as percentages. It asks the reader to calculate 60% of 1,800, draw two quadrilaterals with non-perpendicular diagonals, find the volume of a cuboid using given dimensions, and determine if 20% of 7 or 7% of 20 is larger.

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    Name: ______________ Primary 5-a-day Platinum

    20th January

    60% 𝑜𝑓 1,800 16 × 9.1

    Draw two quadrilaterals with diagonals that


    do not cross at right angles

    Work out the volume of this cuboid

    Which is larger 20% of 7 or 7% of 20?

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