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CONTENTS
G Decimals
Practice 1 Multiplying by 10, 100, 1000 and Their Multiples 5
Practice 2 Dividing by 10, 100, 1000 and Their Multiples 7
Practice 3 Converting Measurements 9
Practice 4A Solving Word Problems 11
Practice 4B Solving Word Problems E 15
Chapter 9 Review 19
Maths Journal 24
Put On Your Thinking Cap! 25
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Practice 1 Percent 27
Practice 2 Percentages as Fractions and Decimals 29
Practice 3 Decimals and Fractions as Percentages 31
Practice 4 Percentage of a Quantity 33
Practice 5 Solving Word Problems 37
Chapter 10 Review 39
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Practice 1 Understanding Average 45
Maths Journal 60
Put On Your Thinking Cap! LL 61
Review 4 63
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Practice 1 Rate 69
Practice 2 Solving Word Problems 73
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Practice 1 Angles on a Straight Line 91
Practice 2 Angles at a Point 93
Practice 3 Vertically Opposite Angles 95
Practice 4 Finding Unknown Angles 97
Maths Journal 102
Review 5 105
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Practice 1 Classifying Triangles 111
Practice 2 Sum of Angles in a Triangle 113
Practice 3 Right-angled, Isosceles and Equilateral Triangles 115
Practice 5 Drawing Triangles 121
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Practice 1A Classifying Quadrilaterals 133
Practice 18 Parallelograms 135
Practice lC Rhombuses 137
Practice 1D Trapeziums 139
Practice 3 Drawing Four-sided Figures 145
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(1) Madam Hasnah bought 300 m of ribbon to make some decorative flowers.
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(26) Mrs Tan baked an equal number of pineapple tarts and cheese tarts at
first. After she gave away 23 pineapple tarts and 65 cheese tarts, she had
4 times as many pineapple tarts as cheese tarts. How many cheese tarts
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(7) Susie prepared 12 litres of fruit punch. She used¾ of fruit punch for Caleb's
birthday party. How many litres of fruit punch did she have left? Express
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(9) ABC is an equilateral triangle. LDBE is a right angle and LCBE = 124°.
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llll Peter is at the cinema. There are 10 seats on his left and ll seats on
his right. There are 8 rows in front of him and 12 rows behind him.
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poured into an empty rectangular tank measuring 12 cm by 6 cm by 8 cm
until it was completely filled. How much water was left in the cubical tank?
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(13) Mr Lim bought some packets of sweets. There were 36 sweets in each
packet. He gave 15 sweets to each of his 38 pupils and had 330 sweets
left. How many packets of sweets did he buy?
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(15) There are 1500 pupils in a school. 23% of the pupils in the school are
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Practice 1 Multiplying by 10, 100, 1000 aad

(cl _ _ _ xl0=8.8 (dl ___ X 10 = 534.2

(cl 9.04 X 60 = _ __ (dl 50 x 13.24 = - - - -

(el 90 X 0.128 = _ __ (fl 80 x 5.179 = - - - -

Lesson l Multiplying by 10, 100, 1000 and Their Multiples \

(a) 0.04 X 100 = _ _ __ (b) 0.18 x 100 =- - - -

(5) Fill in the blanks.

(a) 108.l X _ _ _ _ = 10 810 (b) 50.95 X _ _ _ _ = 50 950

(6) Multiply. ..c

Practice 2 Dividing by 10, 100, 1000 and

(a) 0.2 + 10 = _ __ (bl 0.84 + 10 = _ __

(c) 3.19 + 10 = _ __ (dl 34. 95 + 10 = -------==--

(el 1.02 + 30 = _ __ (f) 10.35 + 50 = - - -

Lesson 2 Dividing by 10, 100, 1000 and Their Multiples

(a) 5.7 + 100 = (bl 94.3 + 100 =

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Practice 3 Converting Measurements

Lesson 3 Converting Measurements \~

(a) 450 cm = ____ m

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Practice 4A Solving Word Problems

Lesson 4 Solving Word Problems \~

Practice 4B Solving Word Problems

l kilogram of tomatoes cost $0.90. Jenna bought 2.5 kg of tomatoes. She

Lesson 4 Solving Word Problems \~

Lesson 4 Solving Word Problems

(cl 56.09 x 100 = _ _ __ (dl 10.7 x 500 = _ _ _E

(el 57 + 1000 = _ __ (fl 32 800 + 4000 = _ __

(e) 0.419 X = 4.19 (f) + 10 = 0.314 ::,

(5) Fill in the blanks.

(a) 6.046 X _ _ _ _ = 604.6 (bl - - - - + 100 = 6.08

(cl ____ X 100 = 9320 (dl 3165 + _ _ _ = 3.165

In this chapter, you have learnt about decimals and conversion.

~ ' Chapter 9 Decimals

_ _ _ _% of the whole figure is

_ _ _ _% of the whole figure is

_ _ _ _% of the whole figure is

_ _ _ _% of the whole figure is

_ _ _ _% of the whole figure is

_ _ _ _ % of the whole figure is

0 43 out of 100 = %1 [ out of 100 = 1%

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Practice 2 Percentages as Fractions and

(al 23% (bl 90%

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Practice 3 Decimals and Fractions as

Lesson 3 Decimals and Fractions as Percentages ' ~

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Practice 4 Percentage of a Quantity

Lesson 4 Percentage of a Quantity ' ~

Lesson 4 Percentage of a Quantity ' ~

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Practice 5 Solving Word Problems

Lesson 5 Solving Word Problems \~

(3) Express ~6 as a percentage. +-'