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Jawab semua soalan.

Answer all the questions.

1 (a Pa!a "#an$ %awa&an' an!a)an ( &a!a n*la* +,&a -an$ b+#l !an ( &a!a n*la* +,&a -an$ sala

ba$* s+*a& !*$* -an$ b+"$a"*s.

In the answer space, mark ( for the correct place value and ( for the incorrect place value of each

underlined digit.

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Jawa&an Answer 3

#$mb$rNumber

#ilai tempatPlace value

*i+ 4 ,#-)atus

Hundreds

*ii+ /1 -3# Puluh ribuTen thousands

*iii+ 3 20# 1## uta

Millions

(a 4#n!a")an 25 627 )+&a!a n*la* +,&a -an$ b+"*)#.

Round off 25 627 to the following place values.

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Jawa&an Answer 3

(* Ratus yang hampir

The nearest hundred

(** Ribu yang hampir

The nearest thousand

(***

Puluh ribu yang hampir

The nearest ten thousand

(a 4#n!a")an no,bo" -an$ b+"*)# )+&a!a "*b# -an$ a,&*". Tan!a)an ( ba$* no,bo" -an$

bol+ !*b#n!a")an )+&a!a 1 5 000 !an (

ba$* no,bo" -an$ *!a) bol+ !*b#n!a")an

)+&a!a 1 5 000.

Round off the following numbers to the nearest thousand. Mark ( for the number that can be

rounded to 1 5 000 and (

for the number that cannot be rounded to 1 5 000.

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Jawa&an Answer 3

(* 1 52 517 (


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(** 1 5 506 (

(*** 1 5 285 (

2 (a 4#n!a")an 78 67 )+&a!a

Round off 78 67 to

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Jawa&an Answer 3

(* "a#s -an$ a,&*"

the nearest hundred ...............................

(** "*b# -an$ a,&*"

the nearest thousand ...............................

(*** l# "*b# -an$ a,&*"

the nearest ten thousand ...............................

(a Ka,al ,+,n-a* 219 +)o" a-a,. 4*lan$an a-a, Ron- a!ala )al* b*lan$an a-a,Ka,al. M+"+)a ,as*n$:,as*n$ ,+n%#al 150 +)o" a-a,.

Is* +,&a )oson$ #n#) ,+n$*#n$ %#,la b*lan$an a-a, -an$ ,as* !*,*l*)* ol+ ,+"+)a

Kamal has 219 chickens. The number of chickens owned b Ron is times that of Kamal.

!ach of them sells 150 chickens.

"ill in the blanks to calculate the total number of chickens the have left.

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Jawa&an Answer 3

219 ; < 219 = ( < 150 > 219 ; 767 = 00

> = 00

>

(b (* H*#n$ n*la* ba$*3

#alculate the value of 3

Jawa&an Answer 3

276 ? (1 = 2 <


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(** S+b#a )*lan$ ,a, ,+n$as*l)an 12 500 +la* ba%# !ala, s+a"*. K*lan$ *# +la ,+n+"*,a

+,&aan s+ban-a) 950 "*b# +la* ba%# !an +,&aan *# a"#s !*s*a&)an !ala, +,&o 70 a"*.

J*)a )*lan$ *# b+"o&+"as* 5 a"* s+,*n$$#' bol+)a )*lan$ *# ,+n-*a&)an +,&aan *# !ala,

+,&o -an$ !*b+"*)an@ 4+"*)an s+bab an!a.

A factor managed to produce 12 500 shirts in a da. The factor received an order of

950 thousands shirts and the order has to be completed within 70 das. If the factor operates 5

das per week, can the factor complete the order in time@ $ive our reason.

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Jawa&an Answer 3

3 (b (* H*#n$ n*la* ba$*3


Jawa&an Answer 3

(** S+b#a )+!a* b#)# ,+n%#al 2 50 b#a b#)# &a!a s#a# b#lan. 4*lan$an no+l -an$ !*%#al !#a

)al* %#alan b#)# B*)s-+n !an b#)# )o,*) !*%#al !#a )al* %#alan b#)# no+l. H*#n$ b*lan$an b#)#

-an$ !*%#al ba$* s+*a& %+n*s b#)# *#.

A bookshop sold 2 50 books in a certain month. The number of novels sold is twice the sales of

the fiction books and the number of comics sold is twice the sales of the novels. #alculate the

number of each tpe of books sold.

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Jawa&an % Answer 3

86 ; 127 ? < 9


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&andaan sepunya terkeil bagi 2 dan 3 ialah

The lowest ommon multiple o 2 and 3 is

aktor sepunya terbesar bagi 4 dan , ialah The highest ommon ator o 4 and , is

aktor perdana bagi 4 ialah The prime ator o 4 is

2

4

-

(b (* S+l+sa*)an -an$ b+"*)#.

&olve the following.

Jawa&an Answer 3

2 8 9 0 5

;

6 7 0 0 5 9

(** H*#n$ n*la* ba$*3


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Jawa&an Answer 3

(a Pa!an)an !+n$an %awa&an -an$ b+#l.

Match with the correct answer.

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Jawa&an Answer 3

(*

(**

(***

100 = (6 ; 25 <


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4 (a C+n$)a&)an #"#an no,bo" -an$ b+"*)#.

#omplete the following number sequence.

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Jawa&an Answer 3

9' 1' ' 25' '

(a S+na"a*)an s+,#a Ba)o" s+n-a ba$* 7 !an 12.

'ist all the common factors of 7 and 12. / markah

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Jawa&an Answer 3

(a S+na"a*)an s+,#a Ba)o" &+"!ana ba$* 7.

'ist all the prime factors of 7.

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Jawa&an Answer 3

5 (a C+n$)a&)an lan$)a:lan$)a -an$ b+"*)# #n#) ,+na"* Ba)o" s+n-a +"b+sa" (FST4

ba$* 12' 17 !an 0.

#omplete the following steps to find the highest common factor ( (#" of 12' 17 and 0.

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Jawa&an Answer 3


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T5678 9 2

9

2 12' 17' 0

6' 8' 15

2' ' 5

(b (* a"* %#,la ba$* s+,#a Ba)o" ba$* 17.

"ind the total of all the factors of 17.

Jawa&an Answer 3

(** a"* $an!aan s+n-a +")+*l (GSTK ba$* 2' 6 !an 10.

"ind the lowest common multiple ( '#M of 2' 6 and 10.

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Jawa&an Answer 3

(b (* a"* as*l a,ba s+,#a Ba)o" &+"!ana ba$* 0.

"ind the sum of all the prime factors of 0.

Jawa&an Answer 3

(** a"* $an!aan s+n-a +")+*l (GSTK ba$* 6' 8 !an 15. "ind the lowest common multiple ( '#M of 6' 8 and 15.

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Jawa&an Answer 3

6 (b (* a"* as*l a,ba no,bo" &+"!ana +")+*l !an +"b+sa" -an$ +"l+a) !* ana"a 0 !an 50.

"ind the sum of the smallest and the largest prime numbers that lie between 0 and 50.

Jawa&an Answer 3

(** a"* $an!aan s+n-a +")+*l (GSTK ba$* 6' 7 !an 8.

"ind the lowest common multiple ( '#M of 6' 7 and 8.

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Jawa&an Answer 3

(a H*#n$ n*la* ba$*4

5×(2 12−1

7

8 ) !an #n$)a&)an %awa&ann-a s+ba$a* sa# &+aan !ala, s+b#an+"+n!a.

#alculate the value of4

5×(2 12−1

7

8 ) and e)press the answer as a fraction in its lowest terms./ markah

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40-

1# 11 1213

2, 2/ 3#31

(a Pa!a "#an$ %awa&an' b#la)an s+,#a &+aan !ala, s+b#an +"+n!a.

In the answer space, circle all the fractions in the lowest terms. / markah

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2

6

3

7

7

8

6

9

5

10

4

15

7 (a Tan!a)an ( &a!a n*la* -an$ b+#l !an ( &a!a n*la* -an$ *!a) b+#l.

Mark *+ for the correct value and * + for the incorrect value./ markah

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Jawa&an Answer 3

(* 0.06 >3

5(** 0.15 >

3

20(***1. > 1

3

10

(a Is* +,&a )oson$ !+n$an no,bo" b+"a," -an$ b+#l.

"ill in the blanks with the correct mi)ed numbers.

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Jawa&an Answer 3

(*


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(**

(***

(b (* H*#n$ n*la* ba$*3

#alculate the value of

3

Jawa&an Answer 3

(** 3

5 !a"*&a!a &+)+"%a !* s+b#a )*lan$ *ala &+)+"%a +,&aan !an

1

4 !a"*&a!a &+)+"%a as*n$

*ala &+)+"%a l+la)*. 4*lan$an &+)+"%a as*n$ &+"+,an *ala 20 o"an$. a"* %#,la b*lan$an

&+)+"%a !* )*lan$ *#.3

5 of the workers in a factor are local workers and

1

4 of the foreign workers are males. The

number of female foreign workers is 20. "ind the total number of workers in the factor.

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8 (b (* H*#n$ n*la* ba$* 2

1

4×(23−

1

2 ) !an #n$)a&)an %awa&an s+ba$a* &+aan !ala, s+b#an+"+n!a.

#alculate the value of 2 1

4×( 23−

1

2 ) and e)press the answer as a fraction in its lowest terms. Jawa&an Answer 3

5÷ 2

1−1

3


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; < 21# =#.0

(** D+b"a ,+,b#a 170 b*%* ,#B*n. D*a ,+n%#al3

5 !a"*&a!a ,#B*n *# !an ,+,b+"*)an

1

6

!a"*&a!a ba)* ,#B*n )+&a!a )awann-a. 4+"a&a)a b*lan$an ,#B*n -an$ *n$$al@

*ebra baked 170 muffins. &he sold3

5 of the muffins and gave

1

6 of the remaining muffins

to

her friend. (ow man muffins were left @

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Jawa&an Answer 3

(a Ra%a ,+n#n%#))an sa# $a"*s no,bo". *iagram shows a number line.

Ra%a

*iagram

T+n#)an n*la* + ' !an -.

*etermine the values of + ' and -.

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Jawa&an Answer 3

+ 3 ......................... 3 ......................... - 3 ........................

(a Ra%a ,+n#n%#))an )+&*n$ )a! no,bo". *iagram shows number cards.


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Ra%a

*iagram

S#s#n )a!:)a! *# ,+n$*)# +"*b ,+na*) !+n$an ,+n$*s*)an lab+l K ' ' !an M .

Arrange the cards in ascending order b filling in the labels K, ' and M.

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Jawa&an Answer 3

9 (a 4#la)an &+"l#an -an$ ,+n%a!* 7.5 a&ab*la !*b#n!a")an )+&a!a sa# +,&a &+"l#an.

#ircle the decimal which becomes 7.5 when rounded off to one decimal place.

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Jawa&an Answer 3

7.56 7.77 7.519 7.8 7.55

(b (* a"* n*la* ba$* 22.2 ? 1.6. 4+"*)an %awa&an b+#l )+&a!a 1 +,&a &+"l#an.

"ind the value of 22.2 ? 1.6. $ive the answer correct to 1 decimal place.

Jawa&an Answer 3

(** Ibal ,*n#, 0.6 %#s an$$#" o"$an*)' *a*#2

5 !a"*&a!a s+bool %#s. a"* *s* &a!#' !ala,'

s+bool %#s an$$#" o"$an*) -an$ &+n#.

Iqbal drinks 0.6 of organic grape uice, that is2

5 of a bottle of uice. "ind the volume, in

, of a full bottle of organic grape uice.

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Jawa&an Answer 3

.901 M

.09 '

.91 K


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(b (* H*#n$ n*la* ba$*3


Jawa&an Answer 3

(** Ha"$a s+b#a &as# *ala RM8. S+,asa %#alan ,#"a' &as# #n* )+!#a !an s++"#sn-a !*%#al

!+n$an s+&a"# a"$a. H*#n$ %#,la a"$a ba$* 10 b#a &as#.

The price of a flowerpot is RM8. *uring a sale, the second flowerpot onwards are sold at half

price. #alculate the total price of 10 flowerpots.

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Jawa&an Answer 3

10 (b (* H*#n$ n*la* ba$*3


Jawa&an Answer 3

(** Fa*al ,+,b+l* 2 )+&*n$ *)+ o"an$ !+wasa !an 2 )+&*n$ *)+ )ana):)ana) !+n$an RM50.

Ha"$a s+)+&*n$ *)+ o"an$ !+wasa *ala RM16.50. 4+"a&a)a a"$a s+)+&*n$ *)+ )ana):

)ana)@

"ai/al bus 2 adult tickets and 2 child tickets with RM50. The price of an adult ticket is

RM16.50. (ow much is a child ticket @

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Jawa&an Answer 3

1

3×8.85 −

1

4×10.4

0.26×9

0.8


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(a T#l*s n*la* ba$* !*$* -an$ b+"$a"*s !ala, s+*a& no,bo" -an$ b+"*)#.

0rite the value of the underlined digit in each of the following numbers.

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Jawa&an Answer 3

(* 907 6 ..........................................

(** .821 ..........................................

(*** 15.67 ..........................................

(c

1

2 &+)+ $#la b+"%*s*, .2 )$ ,ana)ala

1

2 &+)+ $a"a, b+"%*s*, .6 )$. a"* b+a %*s*, ana"as+&+)+ $#la !+n$an s+&+)+ $a"a,.

1

2 packets of sugar weigh .2 )$ while

1

2 packets of salt weigh .6 )$. "ind the difference in

mass

between a packet of sugar and a packet of salt.

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Jawa&an Answer 3

D*s+!*a)an ol+ 3

.

N#"#l Ia, 4*n M S#)+"*

G#"# Maa&+la%a"an Ma+,a*)

D*sa)an ol+

P#an Ha%a S** No" Ja,al*a 4*n* Ra!*

G#"# Kanan 4*!an$ Sa*ns !an Ma+,a*)


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D*s+,a) ol+

P#an Hasl*na

K+#a Pan**a Ma+,a*)

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