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The number on the right of a number is 14 bigger.

The number on the left of a number is 14 smaller.

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The difference between two temperatures is always a positive number.

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The difference in the two temperatures is 7 degrees, but the new temperature is lower, so starting from +1°C, count down 7.

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The hour hand is between the 2 and the 3.

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There is a column of 3 triangles, that is worth 96. What is 1 triangle worth?

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There is a row containing 2 triangles and 2 circles, worth 100. If you already worked out what a triangle is worth, then you can find out what 2 triangles are worth.

Then you just have to subtract the triangles from 100, to leave 2 circles. Now it’s easy to find the value of 1 circle.

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You may find that it helps to write down the numbers with the same number of digits, for example 0.780 and 5.600

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How much has he cut off, in total?

What length of ribbon must be left?

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An obtuse angle is greater than 90 degrees.

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An acute angle is less than 90 degrees.

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How much change does she have? Add up the coins.
She started with £2, so how much were the 3 packets of nuts?
So how much is one packet?

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On the Riverdale row, look along until you find the 10:31 bus. Look down that column until you reach the row for Mott Haven. That gives you the arrival time of the bus.
Now you need to work out the difference, in hours and minutes, between these two times.

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Mr Evans has missed the 10:28 bus, but he is on time for the next one.

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First work out the volume of Emma’s cuboid. Volume = width x height x depth.
Now do the same for the other cuboids. The question only asks for the one that is different, so as soon as you find one that’s different, you can stop – you have your answer.

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How many marbles are there in one box? Multiply this by the number of boxes.
Or: How many bags of marbles are there altogether? Multiply this by the number of marbles in one bag.

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Pick any corner of the triangle and count how many squares that corner has moved to the right, and down.

It will be the same for every corner, because the triangle has not been rotated or scaled.

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Start from the value at the end and work backwards, reversing the operations as you go. For a division, multiply. For an addition, subtract.

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There are 60 seconds in a minute, and there are 60 minutes in an hour.

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Ther are 60 minutes in an hour, so how many minutes in a day?

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A number rounded to the nearest hundred will end in two zeros, with no decimal point or numbers after it. Be careful to round up or round down, as needed.

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Can you work out the mass of six small bricks? Then what is the mass of five large bricks?

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The area of a triangle is half the base times the height.

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To form right angles, the diagonals of a quadrilateral must be perpendicular. These quadrilaterals have perpendicular diagonals: Square, kite and rhombus.

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A million starts with a 1. Several of these numbers cannot give you a number that starts with a 1 when multiplied together. For example, 200 x 2,000 will give a number that starts with a 4. If you can’t spot the answer straightaway, you might use this to quickly narrow down the choices.

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Do some adding up to work out how much Lara spent.

She has thee-quarters of her money left, so what fraction has she spent?

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You are asked to use the facts given. You are given an equation. We can do the same to both sides of an equation and it will still be true. What would the equation look like if you were to multiply both sides by 17?