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Math PT3 Revision 1 2 3

This document contains 40 math word problems covering topics such as: 1) Writing numbers in figures and words 2) Expressing numbers as fractions and prime factors 3) Finding sums, differences, products, and quotients of fractions 4) Solving multi-step word problems involving fractions 5) Solving percent problems and problems involving rates The problems are at a level appropriate for middle school math.

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Math PT3 Revision 1 2 3

This document contains 40 math word problems covering topics such as: 1) Writing numbers in figures and words 2) Expressing numbers as fractions and prime factors 3) Finding sums, differences, products, and quotients of fractions 4) Solving multi-step word problems involving fractions 5) Solving percent problems and problems involving rates The problems are at a level appropriate for middle school math.

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REVISION F1 : CHAP 1, 2, 3

1.

Write the following in figures.


(a) Fifty four thousand one hundred forty
four
(b) Sixty six thousand six

2.

Express the following numbers in words.


(a) 138 092
(b) 434 589

3.

Find the sum of the following.


(a) 3 699 + 2 985
(b) 8 299 + 1 143

4.

5.

6.

7.

(a) (180 + 7 000)


(b) 95 + 5500

(a)

(b) 108

2 1
11 +
9 4

(b)

following

as

improper

4
5

the

16. Find the product of the smallest and


largest prime factors of
(a) 114
(b) 118
17. Solve

7
8

(a) 2 478 + 5 215 + 454

(a)

5
7
4 2
7
7

(b)

1
4 1
5
4
12 2

(b) 2 757 + 6 909 + 735


104

from

(b) 188

Find the value of the following.

10. Given

numbers

15. Find the sum of all the prime factors of


(a) 178

2 3
7 +
7 8

11

14. Express the following numbers in prime


factors.
(a) 96

25

(b) 9, 11, 57, 67, 71, 198

Find the value of the following in the


form of mixed number.

the

(a) 12, 17, 33, 83, 119, 121

Find the sum of all the common factors


of
(a) 33 and 69
(b) 44 and 55

Express
fraction.

13. Pick the prime


following lists.

List the prime factors of


(a) 48
(b) 58

(a)

9.

11. There are 936 containers of the same


size to be loaded equally into eight
lorries, find total number of containers in
each lorry.
12. Find the value of the following.

Determine all the factors of


(a) 35
(b) 40

(b)
8.

containers equally, find the total number


of beans in each box.

beans

and

put

into

18. Solve

REVISION F1 : CHAP 1, 2, 3

(a)

3
6
of
8 21

(b)

3 15
of
5 24

19. Solve
(a)

(b)

4
4
of 3
13
15

1 3
5 of
3 4

(b)

27. Resorts Enterprise declared a bonus of


RM38 800 and divided equally to 4
staffs. Find out each of the staffs get.
28. There are 1987 students in SMK Baru. If
there are 853 students staying in urban
areas, find the number of students
staying in rural areas.
29. As a lawyer, Mrs. Yap earns RM5800. She

1
4

pays

20. Solve
(a)

26. There are 35 standard cars and 20


executive cars owned by a car-rental
company. The rental of standard cars is
RM98 per day and executive cars is
RM138 per day. Find out total sales in a
particular day if 6 standard cars and 4
executive cars were not taken up by
customers.

185

3
+2
11

2
72 +3
9

21. Roshana has RM6878 in her bank


account. She withdrew RM 899 to pay
her car loan instalment. What is the
balance after the withdrawal?
22. There are 43 passengers in the bus. If 15
of them are male, find the number of
female passengers.
23. There are all together 2284 students in
SMK Bukit Bintang. If there are 1154
female students, find how many male
students are in the school.
24. Encik Abu's expenses for electricity,
water and rental are RM 18.97, RM 30.84
and RM 750.00. Find the total expenses
paid by Encik Abu.
25. Rosnah saves RM880 from his monthly
pay every month. Maimun saves two
times more than Rosnah. Calculate
Maimun's total savings in 6 months.

of her salary for insurance

1
5

premium,

for household expenses

every month. She saves the rest. Find


how much Mrs. Yap can save after 3
years.
30. A trip down to Melaka from Kuala Lumpur
takes

1
2

hours with an average

speed of 110 km/h. Calculate the


distance from Kuala Lumpur to Melaka.
31. Jamilah's farm can produce 1500 kg of
vegetable every month. He sells
a

wholesaler

and

1
4

to

1
2

retailers.

Calculate how many kilograms


vegetable wasted each month.
32. Solve
(a)

1
1
9 4 4
5
6

(b)

1 1 1
2
5 6 3

to

of

REVISION F1 : CHAP 1, 2, 3
33. Solve
(a)

1
9
8 5
2
20

(b)

1
19
11 7
4
28

34. Solve

(a)

39. Travelling by speed boat from Kuching to

1 3

12 4

(b)

1 4 1
5 +
12 5 10
distance

from

1
212 km
4
to

Kuantan

to

1)

and distance

2)

Kota

Bahru

is

Kuantan to Kota Bahru.

3)
4)

of coconut milk was prepared for


Find out the remaining

coconut milk left in kg if only

38.
Pn Nimala bought

2
3

kg of

kg of watermelon and

kof rice. Given that an empty box

5
6 kg

5)
6)
7)

(a) 54 144
(b) 66 006
(a) One hundred thirty eight thousand
and ninety two
(b) Four hundred thirty four thousand
five hundred eighty nine
(a) 6 684
(b) 9 442
(a) 1, 5, 7, 35
(b) 1, 2, 4, 5, 8, 10, 20, 40
(a) 2, 3
(b) 2, 29
(a) 4
(b) 12
(a)

was used.

2
3

1
6

Answer :

1
288 k m . Find out the distance from
3

cooking curry.

1
8

1
3

12

weights 300g, find the total weight of the


box.

Terengganu

She gave

papaya,

(a)

1
3 g
3

hours. Find out the total

Inside a box contains of

Terengganu is

37.

1
5

hours and from Sibu to

40.

1 2 1
2 +
18 9 2

from

1
2

time needed to travel from Kuching to


Miri by speed boat.

35. Solve

36. Total

Miri needs

9 7
5
16 8

(b)

Sibu needs

1
8

(b)
kg of grapes.
8)

grapes in kg, remained?

9)

17
36

37
56

(a)

19
5

(b)

47
8

kg to his sister and ate

k with her family. How much

11

(a) 8 147
(b) 10 401
10) 13 beans
11) 117 containers

REVISION F1 : CHAP 1, 2, 3
12)
13)
14)

15)
16)
17)

18)

(a)
(b)
(a)
(b)

287 remainder 5
595
17, 83
11, 67, 71

(a)

2 2 2 2 2 3

(b)

2 2 3 3 3

(a)
(b)
(a)
(b)

31) 375 kg
32)

(a)

50
7
7
,
7
7

(b)

2
3

33)

(a)

(a)
(b)

35)

8
11

4
7

7 1
,2
3 3

(a)

11
16

7 1
,2
3 3

(a)

(b)

7
9

7
10

61
1
,3
20 20

(a)

(b)

98
7
,7
13 13

(b)

34)

14

31
1
,1
30 30

(a)
(b)

3
(a) 28

(b) 20
20)

30) 165 km

91
49
38
118

3
(b) 8

19)

29) RM 114 840

23
60

36)

6007
7
km ,500 k
12
12

37)

1
2

38)

19
24

kg

39)

67
10

7
hours,6 10

21) RM 5 979
22) 28 female passengers
23) 1130 male students
24) RM 799.81

25) RM 10 560
26) RM 1 140
27) RM 9 700
28) 1 134 students

hour

REVISION F1 : CHAP 1, 2, 3
40)

1197
40

kg,

29

37
40

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