P5MathematicsNotesTerm 3
p.5 maths 4
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p.5 maths 4
7. Change 3kg to g. 2. How many months are in two years? 6 5 3 4. Given that a = 5, b = 6. Find the value of a + b. 5. Set Y = {all vowel letters}. How many elements are in set Y? NAME: __________________________ 5 | 3 1. Divide; 30 ÷ 3 TEKART LEARNING 6. Given the digits . Find the sum of the biggest and smallest numbers formed. STREAM: ________________________ SECTION A 3. Find the lowest common multiple of 60 and 40. P. 5 MATHEMATICS WEEKEND HOMEWORK TERM III, WEEK FOUR 9. Subtract 5 2 from 3 2 3 coins of Shs. 1,000 and 2 coins of Shs. 500. (i) How many bank notes did he have? 11(a) Mary went to the bank and withdrew the following. 8. Using a ruler and a sharp pencil, draw a rectangle in the space below. How much money in total did Mary withdraw from the bank? (b) Kato had notes numbered consecutively from BD 4612300 to BD 4612399. 10. Share equally 435 books among 3 boys. How many books does each boy get? SECTION B 2 notes of Shs. 5,000 and 3 notes of Shs. 10,000. 12m Subject SST SCI ENG MTC CRE Marks 60 40 50 80 60 (a) Find the modal mark. (b) Find the range of marks. Subject | SST | SCI | ENG | MTC | CRE | Marks | 60 | 40 | 50 | 80 | 60 (c) Workout the average mark. 8m (ii) If each note was worth 5,000 shillings, how much money did he have? 5m (d) Find the median mark. 13. Use the table below and to answer the questions that follow. 9m Carpet 12. Study the figure below and find the area of unshaded region.
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- Primary 5
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- Mathematics
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- Term 3
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