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    Welcome Grade 3 Class!

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    This document contains a mathematics lesson for grade 3 students. It includes 7 sections with word problems involving subtraction, estimation, multiplication, division, and other math concepts. The sections provide 10 problems each and include an answer key. The document aims to help students practice different math skills and solve problems mentally or completely through engagement with the varied exercises.

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    This document contains a mathematics lesson for grade 3 students. It includes 7 sections with word problems involving subtraction, estimation, multiplication, division, and other math concepts. The sections provide 10 problems each and include an answer key. The document aims to help students practice different math skills and solve problems mentally or completely through engagement with the varied exercises.

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    Welcome

    Grade 3 Class!
    Mathematics for Grade3

    Session 2
    I. Find the difference
    1. 62 2. 45 3.563 4. 603
    -36 -29 -429 -389

    . 4327
    5 6.438 6500 8. 9999
    7.

    -1298 - 227 -3983 -6633

    9. 544 10.9870
    -123 - 546
    Answer key
    1.26 2. 16 3. 134

    4. 214 5.3029 6. 211

    7. 2517 8. 3366 9. 421


     10. 9324
    II. Find the estimated
    difference of each
    of the following.
    1. 58 2. 72 3. 748 4. 980
    -34 -45 -482 -750

    . 603
    5 6.438 7. 820 8. 703
    -389 - 227 -299 -439

    9. 6388 10. 3454


    -4389 -2167
    Answer key
     1.30 2. 20 3. 200

     4. 200 5.200 6. 200

     7. 500 8. 300 9. 2000


    10. 1000
    III.Solve each of the
    following problems
    carefully
    Let ’s p ro c e e d…
    Solve each of the following problems
    carefully.
    1. 5427 minus 2157?
    2. Find the difference between 9269 and 2645.
    3. Take away 6375 and 5400.
    4. Decrease 5267 by 3165.
    5. Diminish 7156 from 7803.
    6. 7000 subtracted from 9800 leaves_____
    7. 256 taken away from _____ leaves 244.
    8. The difference between 3050 and 2978 is
    ____
    Answer key

    1.3280 2.6624 3.975

    4 .2102 5.647 6.2800

    7.500 8.72
    r o d uc t s o r f i n d
    Give the p
    th e mi s si ng f a c to r.
    Give the products
    or find
    the m i s sing fa c t or.
    V. Find the product
    1.52 2. 72 3.54 4. 91 5.70
    x3 x2 x2 x5 x7

    6.43 7. 82 8.70 9. 88 10. 99


    x3 x4 x6 x 3 x2

    11.23 12.345 13.567 14.879 15.123


    x10 x 10 x100 x100 x 10
    Answer key
     1.156 2. 144 3. 108 4. 455 5. 490

     6.129 7. 328 8. 420 9. 264 10. 198

     11.230 12.3450 13. 56700 14. 87900

     15.1230
    VI. Try the following:
    1.What is twice the sum of 38 and 27? 130
    2.What is 45 more than the product of
    8 and 13? 149
    3.Multiply the difference of 61 and 27 by 7?
    238
    4.Thrice
    18 plus 146 minus 57 equals what
    number? 143
    5.The product of two numbers is 56 and their sum
    is 15.What are the two numbers? 728
    VII.Divide
    How many answers can you give mentally?
    1.30÷5= 6 2.64÷8= 8 3.81÷9= 9

    4.42÷7= 6 5.25÷5= 5 6.49÷7= 7

    7.24÷6= 4 8.56÷7= 8 9.54÷9= 6

    10.36÷6= 611.93÷13= 7 12.144÷12= 12

    13.135÷15= 914.121÷11= 11 15.112÷14= 8


    bl em
    p r o
    th e
    o l v e l y …
    I I .S l et e
    I p
    V com
    1.The sum of two numbers is 30.One number is 8
    more than other number, What are the number?

    2. The product of three numbers is 54.The sum of


    the number is 14.What are the three numbers?

    3.A number is a multiple of 3 and 4.The sum of its


    digits is 6.What is the number?
    Answer key
     1. 19 and 11
     2. 2,3,9
     3. 24
     4. PhP 5.00
     5. 5832
     6. 10 and 9
     7. 10000-9999 = 1
     8. PhP 100/PhP6 = 16.667 16 ponkans
     9. N= 80
     10. 6
    s el f
    y ou
    n g e
    al l e d
    Ch a n …
    fu n
    v e
    ha
    1.What two numbers have sum of 25 and a
    difference of 3?

    2. There are 23 pigs and chickens. The pigs and


    chickens, together have 84 legs. How many of each
    kind of animals are there?

    3. What is the biggest remainder when you divide a


    number by 8?
    VIII.Solve the problem
    completely…
    Answer key
    1. 14 and 11

    2. If all animals were pigs, there should be 4 x 23 =


    92 legs. But, there are only 84 legs, 8 less than 92.
    So, there are 23 -( 8 ÷ 2 ) = 19 pigs and 4 chickens.
    3. 7

    4. 9 . M = 5

    5. <
    Congratulations!
    You’ve completed the first set
    of exercises!

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