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Today’s answer is…
How many
different
calculations and
word problems
can you create
to lead you to
this number?
64
Try using one or more
of these symbols in
your calculation:
%, ° or n
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Number of children in KS2
2 km
How many different units can you convert this
amount into?
How many questions can you ask about
this graph?
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10mm = 1cm
100cm = 1m
1000m =
1km
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Value added tax is 17.5%
£3.60
£7.20
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Work out the length of each
side of the shape.
What is the total area of the
shape?
What is the perimeter of the
shape?
£36.00
10 %: divide
by 10
10 ÷ 2 = 5
5 ÷ 2 = 2.5
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Shape problems
Work out the value added tax on these
items.
£2.80
cm into feet: divide by 30
mm into inches: divide by
25
m into yards: divide by 10,
multiply by 9
km into miles: divide by 3,
multiply by 2
Area = length x
width
Perimeter is the total
distance around the
outside edge.
12 x 4
9x9
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Make the sequence
Investigate the corner numbers
Rule: x 2 + 1.5
Write down the first 10 numbers of the
sequence.
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The rectangle
highlighted has four
corner numbers: 5,6,35
and 36
Steps to investigation:
• Multiply each
diagonal pair
• Find the difference
• Do this for other
corner numbers
• Describe the pattern
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