1. The document contains math word problems involving fractions, decimals, percentages, and conversions between fractional, decimal, and percentage representations. 2. Questions ask the learner to solve problems like finding fractions of shapes shaded in diagrams, performing calculations with decimals, finding percentages of quantities, and converting between fractional, decimal, and percentage forms. 3. The problems cover a range of skills including fraction-decimal conversions, percentage calculations, multi-step word problems, and missing value questions.

1. FRACTIONS – DECIMAL – PERCENTAGE
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1)
4 x 210 =
2 ) Diagram 1 is made up of several shapes that are equal in form and size.
DIAGRAM 1
Write the fraction in the simplest form representing the shaded area from the whole diagram.
3 ) Diagram 1 is made up of several circles of the same size.
DIAGRAM 1
Write the fraction, in the simplest form, to represent the shaded areas from the whole
diagram.

2. 2
4 )
- =
5) Diagram 2 is made up of a rectangle divided into six squares of equal size.
DIAGRAM 2
The fraction of the shaded parts in the simplest form is
6) Diagram 3 shows three circles divided equally into several sections of equal size.
DIAGRAM 3
The fraction as a mixed number for the diagram is

3. 3
7)
The number of pineapples in a stall is 36. If are still unsold, what is the number already
sold?
8) State 3 in decimal.
9 )
38.6 + 3.73 =
10 ) 0.11 converted to fraction becomes

4. 4
11) 0.714 ÷ 7 =
12) 54.2 - 7.01=
13) 9.09 + 12.5 =
14 56.4 + 9.08 =

5. 5
15) 14% of 350
16) Hafiz has 550 marbles. 36% of them are blue in colour. What is the number of marbles that
is not blue?
17 ) 35% of 340 - 40% of 190 =

6. 6
18) 16% of 150.
19) Diagram 4 shows the volume of a container of batik chemical.
Diagram 4
A batik worker used 70% of the batik chemical. How much of the volume, in l, of batik
chemical is left?
20)
Convert to percentage