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    This math worksheet contains 4 problems: 1) dividing 1,332 by 12 and adding fractions, 2) finding the area of a rectangle given its length and width, 3) determining the distance between two cities on a map where 1cm represents 40km and the actual distance is 340km, 4) finding an unknown interior angle of two identical regular pentagons.

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    This math worksheet contains 4 problems: 1) dividing 1,332 by 12 and adding fractions, 2) finding the area of a rectangle given its length and width, 3) determining the distance between two cities on a map where 1cm represents 40km and the actual distance is 340km, 4) finding an unknown interior angle of two identical regular pentagons.

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    19th January: Primary 5-A-Day Platinum

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    This math worksheet contains 4 problems: 1) dividing 1,332 by 12 and adding fractions, 2) finding the area of a rectangle given its length and width, 3) determining the distance between two cities on a map where 1cm represents 40km and the actual distance is 340km, 4) finding an unknown interior angle of two identical regular pentagons.

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    Name: ______________ Primary 5-a-day Platinum

    19th January

    4 2
    1,332 ÷ 12 +
    7 3

    Work out the area of this rectangle

    On a map, 1cm represents 40km

    The distance between two cities is 340km

    On the map, what is the distance between


    the two cities?

    Two identical regular pentagons are


    shown.

    Find angle x

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