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P4 Onsponge Solutions

1) The document contains solutions to math questions involving operations with whole numbers, fractions, area, perimeter and word problems. 2) Key concepts covered include addition, subtraction, multiplication and division of fractions, part-whole relationships, equal stages, repeated identities, and calculating area and perimeter of composite shapes. 3) Sample questions solve for unknown values like number of items, amounts, differences and totals using the mathematical operations and concepts addressed in each unit.

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P4 Onsponge Solutions

1) The document contains solutions to math questions involving operations with whole numbers, fractions, area, perimeter and word problems. 2) Key concepts covered include addition, subtraction, multiplication and division of fractions, part-whole relationships, equal stages, repeated identities, and calculating area and perimeter of composite shapes. 3) Sample questions solve for unknown values like number of items, amounts, differences and totals using the mathematical operations and concepts addressed in each unit.

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For P4 +hinkingMath@onSponge
Note : In all solutions, U represents Units

Unit 1.10 Equal Stage Type 1 (Beginning)


Qn 5 At first Pears Apples End Pears Apples 1U 2U 1U + 42 1U 42 Number of apples at first 42 2 = 84 3U + 42

Chapter 1 Whole Numbers


Unit 1.7 More Than/Less Than (External Unchanged Type 1)
Qn 4 Joshua Melvin 1U 2U 15 + 45 = 60 1U 30 Number of stickers Joshua had at first 3U 3 30 = 90 3U 45
15

Qn 6 At first Boys Girls End Boys 1U


60 12

Qn 6 John Melvin 3U 1U $30

$75
$45

Girls

2U 1U 60 12 = 48 Number of boys at first 48 60 = 108

2U $30 1U $15 John at first $15 + $75 = $90

Unit 1.11 Equal Stage Type 2 (End)


Qn 5 End Oranges Apples At first Oranges +35 125

Unit 1.8 More Than/Less than (External Unchanged Type 2)


Qn 4 Swimmers Nonswimmers 1U 5U Swimmers Nonswimmers 1U 2U 120 1U 60 Number of swimmers at the carnival 5U 5 60 = 300 40 40 40
40

Apples

3U 125 35 = 90 1U 30 Number of oranges at first 30 + 35 = 65 Qn 6 End Raymond Rauf At first Raymond

Unit 1.9 More Than/Less Than (External Unchanged Type 3)


Qn 4 Men Women 5U 45 1U 9 Number of men at the party at first 6U 6 9 = 54 45

12

Rauf

12

+ 30

224

2U 224 12 30 = 182 1U 91 Raymond at first 91

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Unit 1.12 Equal Stage Type 3 (Internal Transfer)


Qn 4 End David Serene At first David Serene 1U 5U +32
32

Qn 6 Correct Qn Wrong Qn Value Total 3 points 15U 2points 2U Difference 13U 104 1U 104 13 = 8 Number of questions answered correctly 5U 5 8 = 40 Number 5U 1U

Unit 1.15 Repeated Identity (Type 1)


Qn 4 Michelle Chris Rebecca 8

4U 32 + 32 = 64 1U 16 Each at first, Serene $16 David 5 $16 = $80

Unit 1.13 Multiple Quantities (More than/Less than)


Qn 7 1 bat 1 racket 4 bats 7 rackets 11U + $154 $286 11U $132 1U $12 1 racket costs $12 + $22 = $34 Qn 8 1 CD 1 shirt 1 Bermuda $8 $8 ) +$12 $76 (+$22 7) $286 +$22

2U 8 1U 8 2 = 4 Total dolls collected 7U 7 4 = 28 Qn 5 Boys Girls

Adults

Difference between adults and boys 11U 88 1U 8 Total number of people at the fun fair 20U 20 8 = 160

3U + $28 $76 3U $48 1U $16 1 T-shirt costs $16 + $8 = $24 Qn 9 2 cups 1 plate 1 bowl $3 $3 $2= $18

Unit 1.16 Repeated Identity (Type 2)


Qn 5 Green Blue Red 15 15 15 4U + 45 141 4U 96 1U 24 Total green balloons 24 141

4U + $8 $18 4U $10 1U $2.50 12 cups 12 $2.50 = $30

Unit 1.17 Repeated Identity (Type 3)


Qn 2 Difference in students = Difference in girls Difference : 3U 420 225 = 195 1U 195 3 = 65 (Girls in Campsite A) Number of boys in Campsite A 225 65 = 160 Total number of boys in both campsites 160 2 = 320 Qn 3 Difference in red and blue balls 3U 1U = 2U 2U 320 180 = 140 1U 70 Total number of green balls in both bags (180 70) 2 = 220

Unit 1.14 Number of Units and Value of Units


Qn 5 Number Adults 1U Children 20U Total 8U 100U 108U 432 1U 432 108 = 4 Total number of children 20U 20 4 = 80 Value $8 $5

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Qn 5 Qn 8 Serene + Tommy Tommy + Clara Serene + Clara 130 141 99 TV DVD left 7U 630 1U 90 Total 14U 14 90 = $1260 remainder

Twice of (Serene + Tommy + Clara) 370 Serene + Tommy + Clara 185 Serene 185 141 = 44

Qn 9

remainder rest

Chapter 2 Fraction
Unit 2.1 Addition & Subtraction of Fractions (Type 1)
Qn 6 sold gave Total 9U 360 1U 40 Rest 3U 3 40 = 120 Number of boxes 120 30 = 4

7 5 = 2 =1 12 12 12 6 1 ribbon 24 cm 6
Ribbon at first 24 6 = 144 cm

Unit 2.6 Part-whole Relationship (Type 3)


Qn 3 Final Fraction

Unit 2.3 Addition & Subtraction of Fractions (Type 3)


Qn 4 Weight of cup 2 kg 2 kg = 10 kg 6 kg = 4 kg

3 pens 7
remainder

3 7 1 poster 4 1 4 2 3 1 3 4 = 7 34 = 4 7 3 4= 4 7 1 7 2 7 1 7

15 15 15 Difference in weight 2 kg 4 kg = 6 kg 4 kg 5 15 15 15 = 2 kg 15 Unit 2.4 Part-whole Relationship (Type 1)


Qn5 green remainder blue red

2 books 3 3 left 1 left 4 3 (a) Fraction of money left 1 7

4 7

(b) Difference between books and posters 2 1 = 1

7 7
Since 1 $12, 7 $12 7 $84 7 7 Sum of money Serene had at first $84 Qn 4 Final Fraction

Difference between red and green 1U 12 Total in the bag 7U 7 12 = 84

1 pies 2 1 lef t 2 4 bread 7 3 remainder 7


Cost of Bread and Pie 1 Loaf of Bread 1 Pie

1 2

= 7

14

Unit 2.5 Part-whole Relationship (Type 2)


Qn 5 Basketball remainder Softball Table tennis

14 = 4 2 7 14 1 3 = 3 2 7 14

Difference between basketball and table tennis 3U 9 1U 3 Total in the class 16U16 3 = 48 Qn 7 class 1U 30 Total 15U 15 30 = 450 CCA remainder

3U 1U

4 total 8 loaves of bread 14


Since 1 loaf of bread 3U, 8 loaves of bread 8 3U 24U

4 total 24U 14 1 total 6U 14


Number of pies 7 total 7 6 = 42U (42 pies since 1 pie is 1U)

14

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Qn 5

Final Fraction

2 wife 7 5 remainder 7 1 bills 3 2 left 3 10 total $2200 21 1 total $220 21 21 total $220 21 = $4620 21
Mr Imrans salary $4620 Qn 6

2 7

= 6

Unit 2.9 Equal Stage (Type 2)


Qn 4 Clara 260 Judy 13U 260 1U 20 Number of pebbles Judy must give Clara 2 1 U 2 1 20 = 5 20 = 50

21

1 5 = 5 3 7 21 2 5 = 10 3 7 21

2
Qn 5 David

280 Final Fraction


Raymond

1 boys 4 3 girls 4

3 non-swimmers 5 2 swimmers 5 2 non-swimmers 5 3 swimmers 5

1 3 = 3 4 5 20 1 2 = 2 4 5 20 32 4 5 33 4 5
= 6

7U 280 1U 40 Number of books Raymond must give David 11U

1 1 40 = 3 40 = 60
2 2

20
= 9

Unit 2.10 Equal Stage (Type 3)


Qn 5

20

Total swimmers 9 + 2 = 11

20 11 154 20 1 154 11 = 14 20 20 20 14 = 280 20

20

20

3 boys 2 girls 4 3 6 boys 6 girls 8 9


Boys 8U Girls 9U Total 17U 510 1U 30 Difference between boys and girls 1U 30

There were 280 students.

Qn 9

Unit 2.8 Equal Stage (Type 1)


Qn 5 At first Boys Girls End Boys Girls 12

1 Esther 3 Kevin 4 7 3 Esther 3 Kevin 12 7


Esther 12U Kevin 7U Difference 5U $350 1U $70 Kevin 7U 7 $70 = $490

30

42 3U 4212 = 30 1U 10 Total number of students at first 10U 10 10 = 100 Qn 6 At fist Banana Chocolate End Banana Chocolate
+15

Qn 10

2 boys 5 6 boys 15

3 girls 8 6 girls 16

Boys 15U Girls 16U Difference 1U 30 Boys at first 15U 15 30 = 450

45

2U 45 + 15 = 60 1U 30 Total number of muffins at first 14U 14 30 = 420

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Unit 2.11 External Unchanged (Type 1)


Qn 4 At first 80 Men Women 5U 80 1U 16 Men 16 x 7 = 112 Women 12 16 = 192 End Men 1U Women 3U Since women remain the same, 3U 192 1U 64 Number of men who left halfway 112 64 = 48

Unit 2.13 Repeated Identity


Qn 3 Boys Girls 1U 5 3U 5 Boys Girls 5U 15U

Adults 2U 4 Children 5U 4

Adults 8U

Difference between adults and boys 8U 5U = 3U 3U 24 1U 8 Total number of people 28U 28 8 = 224

Chapter 5 Area and Perimeter


Unit 5.3 Area and Perimeter of Composite Figures (Basics)
Qn 5 Area of rectangle Area of 4 squares = 14 cm 10 cm = 140 cm = 2 cm 2 cm 4 = 16 cm

Unit 2.12 External Unchanged (Type 2)


Qn 1 At first Orange Water End Orange Water 3U 7U 1U 3 3U 4u 3 12U

Area of remaining figure = 140 cm 16 cm = 124 cm Perimeter of remaining figure = (14 cm+10 cm) 2 = 48 cm Qn 6 Area of rectangle Area of 4 squares = 22 cm 14 cm = 308 cm = 2 cm 2 cm 4 = 16 cm

Area of remaining figure = 308 cm 16 cm = 292 cm Perimeter of remaining figure = (22 cm+14 cm) 2 + 4 cm+ 4 cm = 72 cm + 8 cm = 80 cm

Increase in water used 12U 7U = 5U 5U 1100 m 1U 220 m Amount of syrup used 3U 3 220 = 660 m Qn 4 At first Oranges Pears 1U 3 3U 2U 3 6U

Unit 5.4 Area and Perimeter of Proportional Figures


Qn 4 Breadth = 2 units Length = 3 units 2 units x 3 unit 1 unit x 1 unit 1 unit 54 cm 54 cm 6 9 cm 3 cm

End (conditional) Oranges 3U Pears 2U Decrease in pears 6U 2U 4U 4U 20 1U 5 Total 9U 9 5 =45 Qn 5 At first Red 1U 5 5U Blue 3U 5 15U End Red 2U 3 6U Blue 5U 3 15U Increase in red 6U 5U = 1U 2U 12 Total 20U 20 12 = 240

Breadth = 2 x 3 = 6 cm Length = 3 x 3 = 9 cm Perimeter = (6 cm + 9 cm) 2 = 30cm Qn 5 Breadth = 3 units Length = 4 units 3 units x 4 unit 1 unit x 1 unit 1 unit 192 cm 192 cm 12 16 cm 4 cm

Breadth = 3 x 4 = 12 cm Length = 4 x 4 = 16 cm Perimeter = (12 cm + 16 cm) 2 = 56 cm

Unit 5.5 Area And Perimeter of Squares Using Guess and Check
Qn 5 Length of square garden Area of big square Area of pathway = 8m = (8+6)m (8+6)m = 14m 14m = 196 m = 196 m 64 m = 132 m

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Qn 6 Length of small square Length of big square Area of big square Qn 7 Since 64 16 = 48 Area of big square = 64cm Qn 8 Since 36cm + 64cm Length of small square Length of big square Total perimeter

Qn 12 = 8 cm = 8 cm + 4 cm = 12 cm = 12 cm 12 cm = 144 cm A B

= 100 cm = 6 cm = 8 cm = (6 cm + 8 cm + 8 cm) 2 = 44 cm

Qn 9 Since 81cm + 144cm = 225 cm Length of small square = 9 cm Length of big square = 12 cm Total perimeter of figure = (12 cm + 12cm + 9cm) 2= 66cm

24 3 Area A Area B (16 - 6) 2 Area C Total Area Total Perimeter

=8m = 16 m 8 m = 128 m = 8 m 10 m = 80 m =5m = 8 m 5 m = 40 m = 128 m + 80 m + 40 m = 248 m = (24 m + 16 m) 2 = 80m

Unit 5.7 Area Using Cut and Paste


Qn 6 1 cm 1 cm Area of Shaded figure 18 squares = 18 cm

Unit 5.6 Area and Perimeter of Composite Figures (Intermediate)


Qn 3 Perimeter of garden 6 units 48m 1 unit 8 m Area of garden Area of big rectangle Area of pathway = (2 units + 1 unit) 2 = 6 units = 16m 8 m = 128 m = 20m 12 m = 240 m = 240 m 128m = 112 m

Qn 5 Area of field = 2 units 1 units = 3200m 1 unit x 1 unit = 1600m 1 unit = 40m Length (field) = 80m Breadth (field) = 40m Area of big rectangle = 90m 50 m = 4500 m Area of track = 4500 m 3200m = 1300 m Qn 6 8m 4m 2m 32 m 16 m 8m Qn 8 10 m 6m 3m 60 m A 10 m Qn 9 14 m 8m 112 m 6m 48 m 8 m 12 m 2 m 6m Shaded Area = 14 m 2 m = 28 m 5m 30 m 6 m 15m 3 m 5m Area A = 10 m 3 m = 30 m 3m 12 m 4 m 6 m 2 m 3m Perimeter of figure = (6 m + 11 m) 2 = 34 m

Qn 7 1 cm Area of shaded figure 18 squares = 18 cm

Qn 8 1 cm Area of shaded figure 20 squares = 20 cm

Chapter 8 Decimals
Unit 8.8 Division of Decimals
Qn 8 Cost of magazine $4.50 x 2 = $9 Amount spent on pens $50 $9 $6.20 = $34.80 Cost of each pen $34.80 6 = $5.80 Qn 9 Cost of 3 calculators $15.50 3 = $46.50 Cost of 5 towels $100 $46.50 $4.50 = $49 Cost of 1 towel $49 5 = $9.80

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Unit 10.4 Word Problems Involving Time


Qn 4
15min 10min

Time Mrs Jones reach the park 0745


5min

0800
20mins

0810 0840

Time Mrs Jones left the park Time taken to exercise The exercise lasted 30 minutes. Qn 5

0905
30mins

0900 0840

0810

Time taken for multiple choice questions 5 mins 10 50 mins Time taken for work problems Time taken altogether 18 mins 8 144 mins 50 mins + 144 mins 194 mins 3 hr 14 mins 1729

3 hr

14mins

1415

1715

John completed his trial paper at 1729 h

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