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SASMO Grade 4 (Primary 4)

Let’s label the sides of the square as “a”. Then, the length and width of the top left rectangle are “a” and “b”, respectively. Similarly, the length and width of the bottom right rectangle are “c” and “d”, respectively. Since the perimeter of a rectangle is the sum of its sides, we have: 1) Perimeter […]

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SASMO Grade 4 (Primary 4)

19 sweets 6 new sweets + 1 wrapper 2 new sweets + 1 wrapper 1 new sweets Therefore, 28 sweets ========= To solve this problem, we need to think about how many wrappers Kelvin can get for his 19 sweets. a) He can get 19 wrappers from the 19 sweets he bought, and then he

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SASMO Grade 3 (Primary 3)

2.90 = 1.15 + 1.75 Pen = $1.75 ====== The pen costs $1.75 and the pencil costs $1.15. EXPLANATION: Let x represent the cost of the pencil. Since the pen costs 60 more than the pencil, the cost of the pen is x + 60. We know that the total cost of the pen and

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