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For each pair of numbers subtract the sum from the product then divide the result by 20.

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This is level 1; Numbers between 1 and 40. You can earn a trophy if you get at least 9 correct. You should not use a calculator for this exercise.

1, 4

Correct Wrong

3, 4

Correct Wrong

5, 7

Correct Wrong

7, 7

Correct Wrong

8, 13

Correct Wrong

11, 15

Correct Wrong

14, 14

Correct Wrong

16, 19

Correct Wrong

19, 24

Correct Wrong

21, 24

Correct Wrong

22, 24

Correct Wrong

25, 27

Correct Wrong

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Level 1 - Numbers between 1 and 40

Level 2 - Numbers over 30

Level 3 - Numbers over 60

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Curriculum Reference

See the National Curriculum page for links to related online activities and resources.

Example

The sum of two numbers is the total you get when you add the numbers together.

The product of two numbers is the total you get when you multiply the numbers together.

Subtract means take away!

Dividing by twenty is a lot to ask,

But an easier method will help you.

Dividing by ten is a much easier task,

Then divide your answer by two!

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