1) The document provides instructions for making 52 cubes with dimensions of 3cm x 3cm x 3cm. It explains that the first layer needs 5 cubes, the second layer needs 11 cubes, and the third and fourth layers each need 12 cubes. This accounts for the total of 52 additional cubes needed. 2) The document includes a diagram with areas shaded and labeled. It uses the shaded areas to set up proportions to calculate the total area of 29 units. 3) The document shows a triangle problem where the height of one triangle is three times the height of another. It uses this information along with given dimensions to calculate the length of the base of the triangles as 17cm.

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52 more cubes
3cm 3cm 3cm 3cm
12cm
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2. x 4 parts = 12 units
9
3 1 part = 3 units
x3 x y
1 x3
3 5 parts = 15 units
3 + 12
3 Shaded Area of Y : Total area of figure
z 3 : 3 + 12 + 9 +5
5 3 : 29
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3. 2
The height of triangle AEC is 3 times the height of triangle ADC. The shaded area is 34 cm
Find the length of the base AC. E
2cm
2
34cm
D 2cm6cm Divide this into 3 units
2cm 2cm
A C
B
17cm
Height of triangle ADC = 6cm ÷ 3 = 2cm
Area = 1 unit
Area of triangle ADC = 1 x Base x Height
2
17 = 1 x AC x 2 cm 2
2 2 units = 34 cm2
AC = 17 cm 1 unit = 34 cm ÷ 2
Area = 3units 2
= 17 cm
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How equalunits is times that area?
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Height area is 2 3 AC 17 cm

4. 2
= 36cm
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3p u 18 Area of rectangle at first = 6cm x 6cm = 36cm
2p CUT 18
u 18 u 2 u = 36 cm 2 2
u 18 u 18 1p 1 u = 36 cm 2 ÷ 2 =18cm
2 p = 18 cm 2 X 3 36 cm 2
Rectangle Square
= 54cm 2 - 27 cm 2
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1 p = 54cm 2 ÷ 2 = 27cm 2 2 =9cm2
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X = 1 unit, rectangle B = 6 units
3 boxes = 9cm 2 boxes = 4cm
1 box = 9cm ÷ 3 1 box = 4cm ÷ 2
8 7 6 5 = 3cm = 2cm
2 2 2 2
6 cm 6 cm 6 cm 6 cm Area of small rectangle =3cm x 2cm
2
3cm = 6 cm
4 3 2 1 2 3 9cm
2 2 2
A
6 cm 6 cm 6 cm x 2 2
6 cm 1 6 cm 2 3
4 5
x6 2
6 cm 6 cm
2 2cm
2 2 2 4cm
6 cm 6 cm 4 6 cm 5 6
2 2 2
6 cm 6 B B cm 6 cm
2 B
Area of unshaded part = 12 boxes x 6 cm
2
= 72 cm
2
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6. Total boxes = 15 boxes
Make all boxes $540equal size
15 boxes = into
Henry Park SA1 2009 Extend the= $540boxes to make the same size as the big boxes
1 box small ÷ 15
= $36
Ans: a) The badminton racket cost $21
Ans: b) The tennis racket cost $342
$36 1 badminton racket cost = $36 -$15
Badminton $21 $15
? = $21
1 badminton racket
racket 1 1 Tennis racket cost = $57 x 6
= $342
2 soccer balls
1 soccer ball
Soccer Ball 2 3 1 tennis racket
$435+$15+$15+$15
$15 $15 $15 $15 $15 $15 +$15 +$15 +$15+$15
Tennis 4 5
$21 6
$21 $21 $15 $21
7 8 9
$21
= $540
racket
$36 $36 $36 $36 $36
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1 time 2 times 3 times 4 times 5 times 6 times

7. June = 3 boxes
same Amy = 7 boxes
$60
$20 same
$60
Divide this into 3 boxes Divide this into 3 boxes 3 boxes = $180
1 box = $180 ÷ 3 boxes
= $60
3 small boxes = $60
$60 1 small box = $60 ÷ 3 boxes
= $20
$60 $180
$60
Amy and Susan each pay = $60 + $20
Susan = $80
June Amy
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