Nogales Files for CONGRESS ELEMENTARY SCHOOL First National Metrobank-MTAP-DepEd Math Challenge Regional Individual Competition - Grade

4 Solve on scratch paper and write the answer on the blank before the number. [ 2 points each] __________ __________ __________ __________ 1. 2. 3. 4. Write one hundred fifty-six and one hundred eighty-five ten thousandths in Hindu Arabic. Change 8.325 to a mixed number with the fraction part in lowest terms. Which is greater, 13 14 or ? 15 17 7 , how much 11

If 7 is added to the numerator and denominator of larger is the resulting fraction? What is the remainder when 987 is divided by 29?

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If 3 apples cost P20 and 3 oranges cost P25, how much do a dozen apples and a dozen oranges cost? The perimeter of an isosceles triangle is 55 cm. If a leg is 18 cm, how long is the base? A storekeeper has 20 boxes of balls with 18 balls in each box. He put them in smaller boxes with 12 in each box. How many of the smaller boxes did he use? The area of a rectangular garden is 96 m2. If the width is 8 m, what is its perimeter? 3 of his land and then had 16 hectares left. How 5 much land had he at first? A farmer sold

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11. What 2 numbers have a sum of 22 and a product of 112? 12. A pair of shoes sold for P450 at 60% discount. What is the regular price of the shoes? 13. A library had 5,843 books on Monday. During the week, 1,946 were returned and 1,895 were borrowed. How many books are now in the library? 14. The length of a rectangle is 6 cm more than its width. If the perimeter is 60 cm, find the length. 15. How many ten thousands are there in 10 billion?

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Nogales Files for CONGRESS ELEMENTARY SCHOOL In Parts II and III , solve each problem on scratch paper and write a neat and complete solution on the space provided. Part II. 1. Solve each problem. [3 points each]

The average weight of 5 students is 41 kilos. The weight of a 6th student is 48 kilos. What is the average weight of the 6 students? (Give the answer as a mixed number.)

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I am a 4-digit number. The sum of my digits is greater than 10 but less than 20. Rounding me to the nearest ten or hundred will give the same number. Write 6 numbers that I can be?

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The volume of a rectangular box is 72 dm3. If it is 5 dm long and 4 dm wide, what is the total area of all its sides including the top and bottom?

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Nogales Files for CONGRESS ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 4. How many numbers between 201 and 325 are multiples of 6?

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What is the perimeter of the cross if a side of each square is 8 cm?

Part III. 1.

Solve each problem. [5 points each]

Riza has P36 in 25, P1, and P5. If she has 22 coins, how many of each coin does she have?

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Nogales Files for CONGRESS ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 2. 1 times as old as Luz; Rosa is 2 years older than 3 Nena and Katie is twice as old as Luz. How old is each girl? Luz is 6 years old. Nena is 1

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Lina had between 30 and 48 foreign stamps. One-half of her stamps were U.S. stamps. The rest were Chinese or Japanese stamps. Lita traded 7 of her Chinese 1 stamps for 7 of Linas U.S. stamps. Now, only of Linas stamps are U.S. 3 stamps. How many stamps has Lina?

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