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A cuboid has 8 corners, 12 edges, and 6 faces. Lines can be straight or curved, with straight lines being vertical, horizontal, or slanting. Closed shapes that do not cross themselves are simple closed curves. Polygons are closed shapes formed only with straight lines. Polygons are named according to the number of sides, with a 3-sided shape called a triangle and a 4-sided shape called a quadrilateral. A rectangle has opposite sides of equal length and a square has 4 equal sides.
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Multiplication ppt
1) Multiplying numbers can be done by breaking them into simpler factors and distributing multiplication across addition.
2) Doubling multiplication tables allows calculating unknown products, like doubling the 6 times table to find 7 x 12.
3) Using multiples of 10 near the numbers being multiplied allows calculating the product without fully multiplying, like using 8 x 20 to find 8 x 19.
Multiplication 3
The document explains multiplication through examples and tables. It defines multiplication as repeated addition and provides examples of multiplying single-digit numbers by 1 through 10. Tables showing the multiplication of 7, 8, and 9 by 1 through 10 are included, with the products structured so that the sums of the digits in each product equals the multiplying number. The document concludes by stating multiplication can be understood through grouping objects and using multiplication tables.
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Shapes are all around us. This document introduces four basic shapes: a circle, square, triangle, and rectangle. Each shape is defined in a single sentence.
Shapes1
This document provides information about basic 2D shapes by displaying images of each shape - triangle, rectangle, pentagon, circle, square, and hexagon - and asking the reader to identify the shape. Upon correctly identifying the shape, the document confirms the reader is correct. The goal is to teach the names of common 2D shapes through an interactive identification exercise.
Ppt for 4
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Ppt earth
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Ppt 8
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- 2. Shapes
- 3. A CUBOID HAS 8 CORNERS, 12 EDGES 6 FACES
- 6. VERTICAL
- 7. HORIZONTAL
- 8. SLANTING
- 9. LINES CAN ALSO BE CURVED
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