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    This mathematics exercise document contains 5 questions for year 5 students. The first question asks students to partition the large number 907,203 according to place value. The second asks students to solve the addition problem 57,094 + 309. The third asks them to solve the subtraction problem 50,200 - 2,949. The fourth informs students that a square is divided into 4 equal parts in Figure 1. The fifth asks students to determine the improper fraction represented by the shaded parts of the figure.

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    This mathematics exercise document contains 5 questions for year 5 students. The first question asks students to partition the large number 907,203 according to place value. The second asks students to solve the addition problem 57,094 + 309. The third asks them to solve the subtraction problem 50,200 - 2,949. The fourth informs students that a square is divided into 4 equal parts in Figure 1. The fifth asks students to determine the improper fraction represented by the shaded parts of the figure.

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    Mathematic Exercise Year 5 Partition The Number 907 203' According To Its Place Values

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    This mathematics exercise document contains 5 questions for year 5 students. The first question asks students to partition the large number 907,203 according to place value. The second asks students to solve the addition problem 57,094 + 309. The third asks them to solve the subtraction problem 50,200 - 2,949. The fourth informs students that a square is divided into 4 equal parts in Figure 1. The fifth asks students to determine the improper fraction represented by the shaded parts of the figure.

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    MATHEMATIC EXERCISE

    YEAR 5
    1 Partition the number 907 203 according to its place values.

    2 57 094 + 309 =


    3 50 200 - 2 949 =


    4 The square in Figure 1 are each divided into 4 equal parts.




    5 Figure 1
    What is the improper fractions represented by the shaded parts of
    the figure?

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