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Answers Page 6 Page 7 Page 11 Page 15 Page 18 Page 19 1(@) 5620000 (b) 2132111 (c) 3405022 2 (a) two million, four hundred fifty-six thousand (b) six million, one hundred twenty-five thousand, two hundred thirty © eight million, nine hundred twelve thousand, six hundred fifty-two 3 (a) 4760 975 = 4 millions + 7 hundred thousands + 6 ten thousands + 9 hundreds +7 tens +5 ones. The value of the digit 7 is 700000. The digit 9 stands for 900 or 9 hundreds. The digit 4 is in the millions place. (b) 8023341 = 8 millions + 2 ten thousan +3 thousands + 3 hundreds + 4 tens +1 one. The value of the digit 2 is 20000. The dic 8 stands for 8000.00 or 8 millions. The digit 4 is in the tens place. 4 (a) 1334890 = 1000000 + 300.000 + 30000 + 4000 + 800 + 90 (b) 5071 949 = 5000000 + 7000 +1000 + 900 + 40 +9 (c) 8895 016 = 8000000 + 800000 + 90000 + 5000 + 10 +« 1(a) 6800000 is greater than 5800000. (b) 4030000 is greater than 4003000. () 7234.000 is less than 7243000. (d) 2312478 is less than 2312487. 2 (a) 5498 000 > 4 988.000 (b) 3456000 < 3478000 (c) 4000102 > 4000099 (d) 1000001 < 1000010 3 (a) 4159961 (b) 3870321 4 (a) 4731108 (b) 5677123 1 (a) The state with the greatest population is Massachusetts. (b) Minnesota has a greater population than Alabama, (c) The state with the smallest population is Alabama. (d) Maryland has a smaller population than Massachusetts, 2 Alabama, Minnesota, Colorado, Missouri, Maryland, Massachusetts 35647007, 4904 418, 4433434, 3347 477, 3018 466, 2041538 4 523518, 623499, 5653 141, 6520141, 6534999, 6535421 1(@) 22000 45000 60000 +—_+—_+—+—_+—_> 20000 70000 &) 20000 150000) [625000 | J 1 1 100000 700000 © sires 450109 200000 500000 360108 | 2 {@ 100000 (185000 | Accept answers for (b), (c) (e), anc |. (that are close to given numbers tt ° 200000 9 150000 Page 22 Page 23 Page 26 Page 27 Page 32 Page 33 Page 35 Page 37 Page 39 Page 40 (@| 100000, (| 250000 1 | 490000 | SEER etme 500000 1 (a) 1670900, 1770 800, 1870 700, 1970600, 2070500. Rule: Start at 1670900. ‘Add 100.000 and subtract 100. (b) 478 222, 498 232, 518 242, 538 252, 558262, 578 Rule: Start at 478 222, Add 20000 and 10. (c) 8238036, 8038136, 7838236, 7638. 7438436. Rule: Start at 8 238 036. Subtract 200000 and add 100. (d) 792 271, 796 800211, 804181, 808 151. Rule: Start at 792271. Add 4000 and subtract 30. 2 (a) 3, 9, 13, 39, 43, 129, 133, 399, 403. Rule: Start at 3. Multiply by 3, then add 4. (b) 994, 984, 328, 318, 106, 96, 32. Rule: Start at 994. Subtract 10, then divide by 3 (©)2, 4,16, 32, 128, 256, 1024, 2048. Rule: Start at 2. Multiply by 2, then multiply by £ 34,12, 17, 51, 56 1(a) 4351000 = 4000000 (b) 6994000 = 7000000 2 (a) 3780000 = 4000000 (b) 6212500 = 6000000 (c) 8099 130 = 8000000 3 (a) 2999999, 3999999 (b) 5000001, 2000001 1 (a) 2351 630 is 2351600 when rounded to the nearest 100. 2351630 = 2351600 (b) 2351630 is 2352000 when rounded to the nearest 1000. 2351630 = 2352000 (c) 2351630 is 2350 000 when rounded to the nearest 10000. 2351 630 = 235000 (d) 2351630 is 2400000 when rounded to the nearest 100000. 2351630 = 24001 (e) 2351630 is 2000000 when rounded to the nearest 1000000. 2351630 = 2000000 2 (a) 480719 = 480700 (b) 2076 045 = 2076000 3 (a) 667488 = 667000 (b) 3291601 = 3292000 4 (a) 238110 = 240000 (b) 4 594 304 = 4590000 5 (a) 938 469 = 900000 (b) 1980 157 = 2000000 6 (a) 5779 245 = 6000000 (b) 8515 390 = 9000000 7 (a) 3472312 is 3500 000 when rounded to the nearest 100000. (b) 7112498 is 7112500 when rounded to the nearest 100. (c) $615 492 i: 5620000 when rounded to the nearest 10000. 1(a) 13 +25 -9=38-9=29 (b) 38-14 +23 = 24 +23 =47 (c)6*12+8=7258 (A) 64 = 4*7=16x7=112 2 (a) 28+ 34-18 = 44 (b)51-26+45=70 (c)4x20+5 (d) 84 = 7* 11 = 132 1(a) 28 +4*7=56 (b)50-9*5=5 (c)42 +54 = 6=51 (d) 100-140 =7= 80 2(a) 3+75 =5=42 (b) 6x10 - 160 +8=40 (c)108+9-3x4=0 (d)52+4+11x11=13 1 (a) (13 + 6) *2 = 38 (b) 2% (4 +3 -2)=10 (c) (8 +5 - 6) + 9=16 (d) 32 - (11-3 +5) (e) (16 ~ 4) + 3=4 (F)72 + (18 ~ 12) =12 2 (a) (28-7) +3 (b) 4x (11 + 8) 1(a) The 7 in 7421 956 has a value of 7000000. It is in the millions place. (b) The 4 in 7421 956 has a value of 400000. It is in the hundred-thousands place. (c) The 2 in 7421956 has a value of 20000. It is in the ten-thousands place. Answers continued Page 41 Page 42 Page 43 Page 44 Page 45 (d) The 1 in 7421956 has a value of 1000. It is in the thousands place. (@) The 9 in 7421956 has a value of 900. It is in the hundreds place. (f) The 5 in 7421956 has a value of 50. Itis in the tens place. (g) The 6 in 7421 956 has a value of 6. It is in the ones place. 2 (a) 3020850 (b) 5605212 3 (a) four million, seven hundred eight thousand, eight hundred three (b) nine million, one hundred twenty-three thousand, six hundred fort’ 4 (a) 5000000 + 200000 + 60000 + 1000 + 30 +9 (b) 7000000 + 70.000 + 3000 400+40+8 5 (a) 3459000 = 3459000 (b) 389250 < 1450000 (c) 5619300 < 5624100 (d) 8936218 > 8936128 6 (a) 6794599 (b) 2171880 7 (a) 807768 (b) 6454079 8 399 876, 435712, 1202396, 4357120, 5000 827 (0) 85100 101040 117600 J a L 80000 120000 ©) 270735 394.008 551120 200000 600000 10 (a) 7586903, 6588903, 5590903, 4592903, 3594903, Rule: Start at 7586903, Subtract 1000000 and add 2000. (b) 3318442, 3618 242, 3918042, 4217842, 4517642. Rule: Start at 3318442. Add 300000 and subtract 200. 11 (a) 3, 11, 22, 30, 60, 68, 136, 144, 288, 296. Rule: Start at 3. Add 8, then multiply by (b) 470, 472, 118, 120, 30, 32, 8, 10. Rule: Start at 470. Add 2, then divide by 4. 12 (a) 8000000 (b) 8500000 (c) 8460000 (d) 8460000 (e) 8459800 (fF) 84597 13 (a) 423 000 = 400000 (to the nearest 100000) (b) 1856000 = 2000000 (to the nearest 1000000) (c) 5678000 = 5680000 (to the nearest 10000) (d) 8099216 = 8000000 (to the nearest 1000000) 14 (a) 31-18 +9=22 (b)32+8x11=44 (c) 24 +28 + 7= 28 (d)10x4+81+9=49 (e) 3x (36-14) = 66 (F) (48-27) *5 15 (a) (32 +16 + 42) +9 (b) (11x 6)- (3x8) 05 Answers Poge7 Page It Page 1% Page 15 Page 18 Page 19 Page 22, 1 (a) 12+ 6+ 8 = 26 (b) 45 + 11+ 20= 76 2 (a) 4x5*3=60 (b)2*9%5=90 3(a)43-7-5=31 (&) 62-12 9= 41 (@) 105 ~ 25-19 = 61 (¢) 254-1215 =108 4 (9) 12+3+2=2 (b)36+12+3=1 (©)80+20=4=1 (d) 160=8+10 1 (a) (23 +13)~ 4 = 32 (b) 12 + (45 + 8)- 7= 58 (c) (4x5) + (5 *2)=26 (¢) (58+ 14) =9-6=2 2 (a) 9% (4 +1) = 45 (b) 67~ (112) = 45 (€) (4 x5) + (55) =45 (4) (75 = 5)*3=45 3 (a-c) Answers will var For example: (14 + 5)» 3 + (3% 2) =63, (16 +5) (3+ 3) 2=228, 14 + (5x5) + ($*2)=35 1 (a) 442 «10 = 4420 (b) 122 «10 = 1220 (¢) B45 10 = 8450 (4) 609 «10 = 6090 2 (a) 33110 = 3310, 331 * 20 = 6620 (b) 412 10 = 4120, 412 « 20 = 8240 (¢) 312 « 10 = 3120, 312* 2 (@) 324 » 10 = 3240, 324 « 20 = 6480 3(a) 412 * 20 = 412 «2x10 = 8240 (b) 323 » 30 = 323 * 3x1 4756 x2 * 10 = 15 120. There are 15 120 pencil sharpeners in the large box, 1(q) 221 «10 = 2210, 221 * 20 = 4420 (b) 113 « 10 = 1130, 113 « 30 = 3390, 2 (a) 382* 10 = $520, $32 $ = 996, $3215 = 4316 (b) 211 x2 = 422, 211 x20 = 4220, 211 «22 = 4642 30a) 233 ©) 122 * ieee 34 a 6 6 2 2 +2330 + 5 0 79 6 32 4 2 6603 people rode the Cliff Edge rollercoaster during the month of August, ole nla alo ale a +63 6 6 5 33 2 There were 10.292 lunches given to workers that year. x 31 332 + ‘9 9 6 0 1029 2 : ce 1(@) 473 6 &) 5 '7 4 2 °2 '6 & TheNorth Atlantic 12 23 84 _rightwhale has @ 7 2 17 2 2 T1072. weight of 22.512 ky 360 +i11480 +21 40 323 2 13s 202 22 12 22 4 3 Thehotel uses 8748 eggs in 6 months. 4 “3 °4 § Thebokeruses 36 87 30015 g of flours 14 5 8 2 1S aweek 7290 +127 6 0 0 74 8 3 15 Page 25 1 (a) 24 +122, 240 +1220, 2400 + 12= 200 (b) 26 + 13 = 2, 260 + 13 = 20, 2600 + 13 = 200 (©) 480 + 12 = 40, 4800 = 12 = 400 (¢) 450 = 15 = 30, 4500 = 15 = 300 2(a) 20 &) 503 60. The farm can fill 60 cartons. u)28o0 2)600 2720 280 600 720 o oO 0 Page 29 12852 + 25 = 124, 2300 + 25 =100, 460 = 23 = 20, 92+25=4 24a) 113 12 3 3) 132) 125 wye068 43)5 289 7)3 56% 32) 4 0°0%O =3.6 43 46 98 -_ 36 = 8 6 10 8 129 = 108 129 o o Page 32 01.25 20169 sol7 245 72 as : 36 2 (©) 7242 + 24 = 301.75 30 207r9 wy7242 as)9 326 72 90 42 324 : 24 - 315 18 2 Page 33 2 1756 2b Thejuice bar uses 175.5 OR 175 } mi of pineapple juice ina single smoothie, wye 624 48 sens -3360 264 240 24 3 35 r 72 Each length of wire is 35.75 4 25 r 36 The maximum number 96754 32 oRss3m, 48)2 2 3 6 __ botlles the factory car 288 4 - 96 125 552 TTS — Therewill be 36 ml of 480 24 0 perfume left over 72 36 Page 35 1 Answers will vary. For example: (a) 8,12, 16 (b) 30, 60, 90 2 Answers will vary. For example: (a) 12, 24, 36 (©) 20, 40,60 360 Page 37 1 (a) 1,2,3,6;1,3,5,15. The common factors of 6 and 15 are Land. (b)1,3,9,27:1,2,3,4,6,8, 12,24 The common factors of 27 and 24 are land 3. 21,3,9 34 Page 39 1 The composite numbers are 10, 27, 38, and 186. The prime numbers ere 31,29, 19, and 113. 253,59, 61,67 3.83, 89,97 Page 40 1a) 4x5+3=23 (b)10+27+3=19 (€)(18+7)=5+2=7 (€)(3+7)+ (hx)=30 2(@) 12+ (65)=32 (6) 8 «(46 + 4) = 32 (€)27 + 40 ~ (15 + 20) = 32 (d) (5 + 5) (5-1) = $2 (a) 124 «10 = 1240, 124 « 20 = 2481 () 213 «10 = 2150, 213 » 20 = 4260 (€) 153 «10 = 1530, 153 * 20 = 3060 (d) 321» 10 = 3210, 321 5: Answers continued Page 4t Page 42 Page 43 Page 44 Page 45 13 1 4a) 212 ©) 3210 ‘wis a @ “6 sk * aos 32 « 55 4 212 6 4 2 2170 4 6 6 +8680 + 9630 +21700 +255 2¢ a6 9 2 10272 23 87 0 29 9 8 & 5 (a) 48 =12= 4, 480 =12= 40 (b) 39+ 13=3, 390+ 13 = 30 (¢) 960 = 16 = 60, 9 (€) 840 + 14 = 60, 84 = 14 =6 6(a) 17 3 w) 15 _7/F 16 7Answers will vary, For example: 12, 24, 36 Ba) 5 8 8 2 48)7 5 5 0 824 91,7 107 1151,37, 41,43, 47 ib =a 8 24 8 275 23.8 240 102 350 = 102 = 336 oO 14 12 '1 735 Elliot's mom will use 400 g of flour altogether: * 40 5 4 0 0 13 24, 48, 72, 96; 32, 64, 96. The smallest possible number of children participating n the activity afternoon is £ 14 (b) 16 = 11 + 5 OR 16 = 3 +15 (€)10=5+5OR10=3+7 (d) 18=11+70R18=5 413 (@) 50 = 13 + 37, 50= 43 + 7, 50=47 +3 OR50=31 +19 (f) 98 =67 + 31, 98= 19 + 79 OR 98 =37+ 61 Fey 5 1. 2 LastMenday, 17408 passengers traveled on the train in total. x 34 20 4 8 15 360 1 0 8 16 147 12 6 The factory can fill 126 packs in 1 doy. x 12 uyi764 m9 4 14 +1470 3 1764 2 17 (a) Monday = 94 2 = 47; Tuesday = 94; Wednesday = 47 + 94 = 141; 47 + 94 + 161 = 282, The new bakery ma, 282 cakes over the 3 days, o 2 The new bakery used 7896 chocolate decorations over the 3 days. 2 8 6 ° 6 Answers Pages 1(0)2+5=2 ()2+4=2 2(a)2+3= 4_2 2 (4 =2. Each friend gets 3 of a candy belt quel Poge? 134222 314 423 of the circles are shaded in each colon aged 1(0)S 2 2 pp ° 4 Page 11 1(a) There are 3 half-circles. $= 15 (b) There are 5 tri 3 5 2 1_10 ,),3_11 =F O22 | 2S, 3 Page 13 1(@)13- (3 3-32 Raviend 1 6 2/9 un 4 4 5.1 2 iangles. $= 25 2 (0) 2 Is up with 31 triangles. 2.3 4 4 ieee e826 227% Pager? Poge 191 > TT] 1s a 20 5 a 3 3 7 a | || 2 i [Link] has read less than Emma. Emmo 10 ; has read more than Eliot. Eliott has read 16 2 less than Charles, Emma has the least 2 number of pages left to read. 3 Emma has a read the most and Elliott has read the leas 10 Page 22 1 (a) Lulu scored 100 points. (b) Hannah and Lulu scored 250 points altogether. Page 23 2 (a) $180 180 +5 = 36; (e) _ S108 108 + 6=18; 18 x5 = 90. 36x3-108 GRE) Hi teammate has saves So far Ravi's $90. ioe brother has saved I] $108, freon roe 0 5 é 7 8 8 8 i a | 1 Z 1 Z 3 4 2 4 3 aa a ee ee) 2 5 Page 271 = 3 207 Page 2912« 2 oasis 6 96,6, 6 607 Page 3112=04;5 = 0.5; 35 = 0.38; $b 5: s65 te aooD Page 331(a) 7.53) 3.2 5 6 + 6.23 +45 as 13.76 7.8 00 ()5.72+3=8.72 (f)0.83+0.18 = 1.01 2 (a) “Z'4 55 69 (9315 -02= poeta 2697 hundredths | _ tenths { 2.697 2.70 27 26 261 262 265 264 265 266 267 268 269 27 2 0.635 hundredths] tenths + Hotelehashahaotadoanninboinivininint> | o.635 | | 0.66 06 06 061 062 065 064 065 0.46 067 0.68 069 0.7 3 oe hundredths | tenths petal oinfunoednfndonndonnporolonnboont> | 4cos | er ||| 45 AS ASL 452 455 454 455 456 457 458 459 46 4 3.007 hundredths | tenths i | 3.007 | | 3.01 30 | $ $01 $02 $05 £04 $05 £06 $07 £08 508 52 Answers continued Page 391 Percentage | Percentage] The second pack and the third pack both ha of Red Stars | of Blue Stars | €val percentages for each of the colors. a Sox TGR | 2200 paper clips are not red ‘Second pack 20% 20% Third pack 20% 20% Fourth pack 20% 24% Page 4013 + 4=3 Each friend gets 2 ofa pizza. 2(a) 22 hexagons are shaded yellow. (6) 32 hexagons are shaded yellow. Page 4i 3(a) i+ ©) 3 yy 93-3 > (0) 97, 4 5 gaySe? we? Page 42618 Grade children wear glasses, 7 8 ga Sel Se% i 2 2 6 7 2 2 5 5 7 9 4 Page 439 160 100 160-75 = 85 ——— Jocob [ENNIS vce (RNR) 20cob has 85 more cards than Lulu. 160 8=20 100 = 4=25 205 =100 a5x3-75 Poge 4413 ET O10 oo Page 45 15 (a) 2.63 +7=9.63 (b) 0.94 + 0.18 16(@) 12 (6) 3.15-0.2=2.95 (d) 3-222=0.78 hundredths | _ tenths Py hundredths | _ tenths 60s | 6.09 61 0545 | 0.55 05 17 70% of the apples are green. Answers Page 5 Page? Page 10 Page lt Page 14 Page 15 Page 17 Page 19 Page 21 Page 25 Page 27 1Lt= 20° 2Lw= 45° 3LA=50° 1Le=150° 221=120° 3L.x= 45%, Ly=55° lade=LaLe=LF(b)ds=Lutv=Lt 2 (a) Lp= 145°, Lq= 35%, Lr=145° (b) 14a=32° 24b=141° SL j=139%,Lk= 40° 4L.d= 45°, Le= 136%, Lf= 45° 1b), (ev 9°, Ln =79° (c) Lx=57°, L) 1 (a) Ruby makes a half turn counterclockwise. (b) Ravi makes a three-quarter turn clockwise. (©) Sam makes « quarter turn clockwise. 20a) T 3A EMDOGQT®H® Page 23 1(a)A=(2,2) (b) B= (4,5) ()C=(3,) 2@) y “> ] ©) Ju Olpsasere 2 The shape is a square. (b) PAR is a right triangle y LABCis a right triangle. 2 2 2 DEF is an isosceles triangle. 6 3 PQSRis a parallelogram, att ee i Se Pee PEyes ore sion 1 From shape K to shape L is a move of § units to the right and 3 units up. 2 From shape K to shape Mis a move of 4 units to the right and 5 units down. 3 From shape M to shape J is a move of 7 units to the left and 2 units up. 4 From shape J to shape Lis a move of 8 units to the right and 6 units up. Page29 1(a-d),,¥ 2 (a) Point C moves 2 units to the left and 2 units down, (A= (2,2), B= 4,2) Peete eyed” Page32. 1 + 27 Page33 3 + 4 Page 36 1(a) Page37 2(a) » (b) (i) After the two reflections, the (b) Point A = (8.5, 5); Point B = coordinates of vertex S are (11, 8). (i) After the two reflections, the coordinates of vertex E are (8, 5). 10.5, 5); (0.5, 6); Point D = (9.5, 6); 5,65) Answers continued Poneto 3 2 © 2 - | 7 oo Q D> gp 4 Page 41 Page 42 Page 43 Page 44 2 (a) A hexagonal prism has 8 faces. (b) 6 faces are rectangles. (c) 2 faces are hexagons. @ 1 (a) Lx=23° (b)Ly=41° 2.n= 60%, Lm=120° 3La=56° 4 (@) La= 45°, Lb= 135°, Lc= 45° (b) x= 115°, (©) parallelogram, square, rectangle, rhombus 6p oO ©K y "6 o OM = 7@ ¥ Pagess 8 1 = 65° 5 (a) square, rectangle (b) rhombus, squa TEs esr ie oT ae ()aparallelogram 9(a) (e-d) Answers will vary. For example: (2, 6), 8.6); (4, 2), (10, 2) Answers 1 Page 6 aa era eas 23402 4 Weighto) | 35/3, | 3) | 35) 4 Number of icccdyeoges| 7 | ° | 2 | 2 | 2 Page? 3402455 Z 6 The total weight of the goody bags is 34 5 oz Page 10 1(a) i: ‘Amount of Beans Used () (18 woz cup x x xox x x x xox x x x x x Kx x x x +—+—+—+ +++ ++ ++ +> o 1 | 4 3 1 oo4 2 it weight fos) Page 11 2(a) Amount of Psa Eatanby Players &)@1 WS Gi) 44 Page 13 1 2 (a) 72 mm = 7.2 cm (b) 4.8 cm = 45 mm (c) 10.7 cm = 107 mm (d) 209 mm = 20.9 cm Page 15 1 (a) 430 cm (b) 460 cm (c) 520 cm (d) 162 cm (e) 20 cm 2 (a) 260 cm =2.6m (b) 3.09 m= 309 em (¢) 14.17 m= 1417 em (d) 30.02 m = 3002 em Page 17 1 (a) 6000 m= 6 km (b) 500 m= 0.5 km (c) 1200 m=1.2 km (d) 20 m= 0.02 km 2.(a)7 km =7000 m (b) 6.4 km = 6400 m (c) 5.03 km = 5030 m (d) 1.001 km = 1001 m (a) 3 km 50 m= 3050 m (b) 1050 m= 1 km 50m (c) 11.3 km =11 300m (d) 45 km 5 m= 45 005 km Page 19 1 (a) 3800 g (b) 8700 g (c) 3440 g (d) 980 g 2 (a) 1.1kg = 1100 g (b) 8.05 kg = 8050 g (€) 4.007 kg = 4007 g (d) 3.785 kg = 3785 g Page 21 1 (a) 3410 ml (b) 2900 ml 2 (a) 3000 ml = 3| (b) 5.6 1 = 5600 ml (c) 1230 ml = 1.231 (d) 8.07 |= 8070 mt Page 23 Page 25 Page 27 Page 29 Page 32 Page 33 Page 36 Page 37 Page 38 Page 39 Page 40 Page 41 1 (a) 8201s (b) 960s (c) 255.5 (A) 216 s (@) S16 s (1) 824 5 2(0) 240 s=4 min 405s 6 min i 68min 408 s 7 min = i 1 (@5$ min (st min (c) at min 2(a)3h 7 min = 3h h (b)10h i min = 10% h (c) 13 Fel min = ist h (d) i 54 min = ve h S(a)2 oe Bh= ab 3 days 9 Svs 16 1(a)5 3 feet= . ieee (b) 16 feet = si yards ae a2 yards = 168 inches (d) 78 inches = at gyords 2 (a) 189 ae (b) 5> Lords = 62 as = =55 =23 pounds ser? Dquore=0 cups (b) 11 cups =5 } pints (@) 44 ounces =2 2 pound: (6) 42 gatton 12cm5 25cm> 37cm' 46cm> 56cm) 68 cms 712 cm’ 88 cms 1 Volume = 4 « 3 « 2 = 24 cm 2 Volume = 5 «3x 4 = 60 cm5 4 pints 2 Ruby will need 5 quarts of pineapple juice. 3 Volume = 48 cm! 4 Volume = 720 cm$ 5 Volume = 960 cm? 1 eo 1(a)2 )> h (c) 6 h=50min (a) i7i,)i)2]8 eet e|s|2/]3]6|' Number of ie rfofsfsf2 fu 2a) anateo Catrplar () Sem (6 (835 x x x x x xk x & x x ox x * x eH a2 GEE length emd 3(a)[Link] (b) 3.6 cm (c) 44mm (d)29 mm 4 (a) 1.07 m (b) 50.04 m (c) 3010 cm (d) 9823 cm 5 mh 6 (a) 4000 m= 4 km (b) 6.7 km = 6700 m (c) 7089 m= 7.089 km (d) 5.002 km = 5002 m « Answers continued Page 42 Page 43 Page 44 Page 45 7 (a) 5000 g = 5 kg =5kg Og (b) 8500 (©) 6040 g = 6.04 kg = 6 kg 40 g (d) 5013 8 (a) 3000 ml = 3 {= 310 mt (b) 9100 m (4) 2012 ml = 2.012 |= 2112 ml 9 (a) 3 days = 72h (b) 6.5 h = 390 min (c) 32.2 min = 1932s (d) 204 s = 3.4 min 10 (a) 67 feet = 24 yards = 22 yards 1 foot (b) 80 feet = 262 yards = 26 yards 2 feet 5 kg = 8 kg 500g 5.013 kg = kg 13g (100 ml (c) 7010 ml = 7.01 710m (21100 inches =8 } feet=8 feet 4 inches (d) 130 inches = 10 2 feet = 10 feet 10 inches 11 (a) 36 cups = 18 pints = 9 quarts (b) 23 quarts = 5 3 gallons = § gallons 3 quarts (©) 34 quarts = ; gallons = 8 gallons 2 quarts (d) 72 ounces = a3 pounds = 4 pounds Bounces (e) 102 ounces = 6 ; pounds = 6 pounds 6 ounces 12 (a) 52 inches (>) 35 feet (b)4 3 yards (<) 16 feet (c) 71 inches (<) 2 yards 13 Emma can cut the rope into 11 sections. 14 (a) 40 ounces (<) 3 pounds (b) 27 cups (_ 5 t quarts (c) 3 3 gallons (<) 30 pints 15 2 quarts = 8 cups, She needs to pour 8 full bowls of water into the pitcher to fill it completely. 16 The nails weigh 6 ; pounds altogether. 17 (a) Volume = 72 m* (b) Volume = 67.5 m5 18 The total volume of Hannah's robot is 1016 ci Answers res 1 7 a Theprodctearethesone 28 iy eliele] -[«lllelre 2) 139% 24 132% 36 5-30 wa Tavis aia og ee a7 Poge? 1 - The distance between Atlanta and Orlando is 687 syea?? a —— 2 8 © 8 ihe distance between Paris and Genoa is 898 km. Page 3 1 23 Ruby keepe | ofthe tropical punch for hese cet) a Teen 3 i i) 7 HE 3 5 A 748 8 5 cakhas 2S chocolate bars eft. 24-25 «2:8 the taal vlume of soup Charles makes is 28. 3 8 sg cag? Pages The restaurant has 53 cheesecakes, 2(a) 3x55 = 1545 = 162 Page 15 Page 17 Page 21 Page 23 Page 25 Page 27 6 4-1,8.6_3 : 3 a tedte tea. 15 +8=5* 7" 55°78, Asingle piece of stringis S miong. 28 +12= 45 8 i087 Each child gets 1,1/3,1,9,2 "i ula 7 : ofbuter 3541+ tab eto 8 4 ZU 32 ba t= UL Ruby pours df lof tropical drinkinto each¢ 1 (a) 3.44 > 5.05 (b) 4.99 < 5.01 (c) 2564 < 2.645 (d) $4,014 > $4.01 (e) 5.679 > 5.08 (F) 6.1 > 6.099 2 (a): 342, 35 (b) 9.08, 912, 9.131 (c) 13.001, 15.021, 13.101 34.35 kg, 4.507 kg, 4.039 kg 1) 23419 +2185g=4495g The otal mas of hemiure i 5 ig (4495 bg 17g = 2795 i Team Number of Goals: ore ne ees Tol o300 Goa Fes Coos Fes 21 me a charter 2-4-2 a, hay = 82, = cons Row BF = 62. gons att = 2 = 72 = S| Maso bor [Banat Pas | Percentage of Mason sttonur Potts | Scored | sonus Ponts Seoed 1 Jacob now has $126 saved inthe bank HEE)" The bars show the amounts that each of them spent ans vet RM 3 ey Nt (20%) of Rens saving ond hal of Hannah's savings is $27. 2 Costofthe present To find the difference between what they spent on the present and what they had left, we can subtract the 7 is 6 Part of the bar thats the same leaving Raw’ 9, 63-27 = 36, So, we know that 7g sequal 036.169 css then 75 is equal to $6 Rev storted with $60, Hennah started wih $30. vi pu $12 end Hannah put $15 towards the cot ofthe present. After buying the present, Ravi has $48 left. Hannah has $15 left Pattern Number | Number of Pink Squares _| Number of Green Squares 1 1 2 2 2 3 5 3 + 4 + 5 5 5 é 10 10 iu a @ erst Answers continued Pege29 1) Input 7] 9] 13 | 35] a ]?| tnt | 3 | 5 | 10 | 12 [500 output | 12 | | 18 | 40 | 86| | output | 9 | 15 | 30 | 36 [900 3 input —_ output input output input output °-@ @-& B-& © (9) Bs) @-&) G7 Poge3i 1 input output input —output_— input-output o@)>G) G)>G) fe) [s] o>) Ge) Ef) 21 Pattern Number | Number of Toothpicks a 2n+t 1 2e1v1=3 2 2x201=5 5 2n5e1=11 Page 33 1 (0) C= 3* 3,20-0.4 20. The total cost of 3 grilled cheeses is $9.20, om 70. The cost of Shot dogs is $7.70. 2(@)P=4 (6) P= 475 Page 35 1(a) y=15 (b) y=18 2(a) s=14 (6) s=9 (e) s=12 ()s=8 (@) Page 37 1 2 Answers will vary. For example: 23 + 23 = Number Factors Prime or Composite 43 +5 = 46,29 417-46 to | 4.2,5,10 composite 25 | *1.5,25 composite a [ast prime “| a8 prime 54 | 1.2,5,6,9,18,27, 54 composite ss | 453 prime Page 39 15*4x3=203 = 60; Capacity = 60 em? 25x 4 * 6 = 206 = 120; Capacity = 120 em? ‘reflects from (2, 7) to (20, 3). K reflects from (4, € t0 (18,1). reflects from (7, 9) to (15,1). Mreflects from (8, 7)t0 (14, 3). Page 41 1 Page 43 1 (0) Are Page 45 1260" 2

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