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Week 15: Quiz 3
Week 16: Number Sense
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Week 19: Fraction & Decimals (2)
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Week 20: Quiz 4
Week 21: Average Problems
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Week 22: Purchase & Sale Problems
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Week 23: Number Thinking(1)
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Week 24: Proportion & Ratio Problems
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Week 25: Quiz 5
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Week 27: Number Pattern
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Week 28: Calendar Problem
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Week 29: Number Sequences
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Week 30: Pattern Problems
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Week 31: Quiz 6
Week 32: Age Problems
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Week 33: Money Problem
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Week 34: Division & Divisibility (2)
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Week 35: Geometry
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Week 36: Quiz 7
Week 37: Sum, Difference & Multiple (2)
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Week 38: Calculation Shortcuts (2)
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Week 39: Combination Problems
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Week 40: Percentage Problem
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Week 41: Quiz 8
Week 42: Number Substitution
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Week 44: Word Problems (2)
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Week 45: Number Thinking2
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Week 47: Proportion & Ratio Problems(2)
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Week 48: Distance Problems (2)
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Week 49: Probability & Combinations
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Division & Divisibility (2)( Week 34 Evaluation)
1.
Determine which of the following number(s) are divisible by 9. Type the number(s) in the blank, and separate each number with a comma if necessary.
25
918
1403
24647
111366
2.
X and Y are positive integers and X is larger than Y. If the remainder of (X ÷ Y) is 8, what is the smallest possible dividend X?
3.
What is the multiple of 11 between 400 and 499 inclusively with the largest digits sum?
4.
What is the multiple of 11 between 500 and 599 inclusively with the smallest digits sum?
5.
Determine which of the following number(s) are divisible by 7. Type the number(s) in the blank, and separate each number with a comma if necessary.
14
757
8060
41141
751079
6.
( ) ÷ 3 = 2...
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( ). A natural number(dividend) is divided by 3 with a quotient of 2 and a remainder. What is the smallest possible dividend in the expression?
7.
Which of the following whole numbers is divisible by 441?
A) A whole number that is divisible by 7 and 63;
B) A whole number that is divisible by 49 and 9;
C) A whole number that is divisible by 3 and 147;
D) A whole number that is divisible by 21 and 22;
8.
The school bought a large number of pencils and distributed 6 to each of the students in the school with no pencil left. Which of the following could be the number of the pencils?
A) 1577
B) 1576
C) 1584
D) 1585
E) 1582
9.
If T − 14 is a common multiple for both 9 and 6, what is the next larger common multiple for both 9 and 6?
A) T + 4
B) T − 8
C) T + 1
D) 36
E) T − 5
10.
A certain number of pencils are distributed to students. If each student is given 5 pencils, 3 pencils are left. If each student is given 6 pencils, 6 more pencils are needed. How many pencils are there?
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