Day Two Try these. 1
Jan was shopping for a new guitar. The manager at Music to My Ears was offering a free guitar case to the first customer who could work out the price of a certain guitar using the clues below. (a) Can you help Jan to win the free guitar case by working out the price of the guitar?
ƒ Hundreds: One-quarter the value of the units ƒ Tens: When you multiply this digit by itself, you get 36.
ƒ Units: The number of sides on a pentagon plus the number of sides on a triangle
ƒ Tenths: The square root of 81 ƒ Hundredths: A number between 4 and 10 that has three factors (b) What is the price of the guitar rounded to the nearest whole number?
Answers: (a) 2
(b)
YouTube figures have been published showing the five most-viewed vloggers over the past month. Write the numbers in order, starting with the largest number of views.
Xavier’s Xbox Cheats
119.175m
Mandy’s Makeovers
119.017m
Paul’s Piano Perfection
118.952m
Harry’s Hair Hints
119.201m Immy’s
Impersonations 119.122m
Marks:
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Answer: 3
Marks:
Write the value of the underlined digit in each of the following numbers: (a) €1,452,642 (b) 4.87 l
€____________ (c) 209.85 km
____________ ml ____________ km
Super Sleuth challenge
I added three numbers together that were each to three decimal places. The total was 6. What might the numbers have been?
Today’s Marks: /8 13 Marks: /3
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Week 2 | Place Value
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