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The document contains 4 word problems about masses of various objects: 1) A durian weighs 900g and a papaya weighs 550g, so the durian is 350g heavier. 2) Sulin weighs 34kg, her brother is 8kg lighter, so he weighs 26kg and together they weigh 60kg. 3) Raju weighs 39kg, his father is 28kg heavier, so his father weighs 67kg and together they weigh 106kg. 4) An apple and pineapple together weigh 840g, the apple weighs 90g, so the pineapple weighs 750g and is 660g heavier.
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Mass 4
The document contains 4 word problems about masses of different objects:
1) A durian weighs 900g and a papaya weighs 550g, so the durian is 350g heavier.
2) Sulin weighs 34kg, her brother is 8kg lighter, so he weighs 26kg and together they weigh 60kg.
3) Raju weighs 39kg, his father is 28kg heavier, so his father weighs 67kg and together they weigh 106kg.
4) An apple and pineapple together weigh 840g, the apple weighs 90g, so the pineapple weighs 750g and is 660g heavier.
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- 1. The mass of a durian is 900 g. The mass of a papaya is 550 g. (a) Which is heavier, the durian or the papaya? (b) How much heavier? The durian is heavier. 900 – 550 = 350 The durian is 350 g heavier. 900 g 550 g ? Durian Papaya
- 2. The mass of Sulin is 34 kg. Her brother is 8 kg lighter than she. (a) What is the mass of her brother? (b) What is the total mass of Sulin and her brother? 34 kg ? 8 kg Sulin Brother 34 - 8 = 26 The mass of her brother is 26 kg. 34 + 26 = 60 Their total mass is 60 kg.
- 3. The mass of Raju is 39 kg. His father is 28 kg heavier than he. (a) Find the mass of Raju’s father. (b) What is the total mass of Raju and his father? 39 + 28 = 67 The mass of Raju’s father is 67 kg. 39 + 67 = 106 Their total mass is 106 kg. 39 kg ? 28 kgRaju Father
- 4. The total mass of an apple and a pineapple is 840 g. The mass of the apple is 90 g. (a) Find the mass of the pineapple. (b) How much heavier is the pineapple than the apple? 840 – 90 = 750 The mass of the pineapple is 750 g. 750 – 90 = 660 The pineapple is 660 g heavier than the apple. 90 g ? Apple Pineapple 840 g ?