Mathematical Calendar August Level 3

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•Six different letters remain in each row.
Start where you are.

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less than the original column the letters A, B and C
written a prime number. If the radius of A B pizza of 20 cm radius or
number, what is the C one in each cell.
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card is the same. original number? radius each? The letters outside the array
is 12 cm, show which letter you come
What is the sum of the numbers determine the
on the back of the cards? across first from that direction.

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or more consecutive numbers

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Use some Dynamic Geometry software How many values can n the perimeter of the elements is 42. One of them is
to reproduce this design. take? inner rectangle is {13, 14, 15}.
Explain the constructions! 16 cm. What are the other two?
What is the width
of the frame?

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I. Use the six digits given to make the operation correct.

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properties of these same operations.

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Reconstruct the following multiplication.

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the digit zero.

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Find the missing ones.

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