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    21st May: Primary 5-A-Day Gold

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    The document shows an angle measurement problem where 6/30 = 13 degrees. It also asks to work out the cost of 350g of cheese if the price is given. Finally, it asks to write the missing single digit numbers that multiply to make 567.

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    21st May: Primary 5-A-Day Gold

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    The document shows an angle measurement problem where 6/30 = 13 degrees. It also asks to work out the cost of 350g of cheese if the price is given. Finally, it asks to write the missing single digit numbers that multiply to make 567.

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    The document shows an angle measurement problem where 6/30 = 13 degrees. It also asks to work out the cost of 350g of cheese if the price is given. Finally, it asks to write the missing single digit numbers that multiply to make 567.

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    21st May: Primary 5-A-Day Gold

    Uploaded by

    Ifrat Khankishiyeva
    The document shows an angle measurement problem where 6/30 = 13 degrees. It also asks to work out the cost of 350g of cheese if the price is given. Finally, it asks to write the missing single digit numbers that multiply to make 567.

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    Name: ______________ Primary 5-a-day Gold

    21st May

    6 30
    =
    13 ⬚

    What size is the angle shown?

    Work out the cost of 350g of cheese

    Three single-digit numbers multiply to


    make 567

    Write the missing numbers

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