5 rows of 16 children each were told to arrange themselves to form a hollow square with the same number of children along each side of the square. How many children were there each side of the square?
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5 rows of 16 children each were told to arrange themselves to form a hollow square with the same number of children along each side of the square. How many children were there each side of the square?
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Ischool Pte Ltd
Date:22 May 2024
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WHOLE NUMBERS
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P5.WN.NK.22121606
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5 rows of 16 children each were told to arrange themselves to form a hollow square with the same number of children along each side of the square. How many children were there each side of the square?
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Ischool Pte Ltd
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22 May 2024
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WHOLE NUMBERS
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P5.WN.NK.22121606
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5 rows of 16 children each were told to arrange themselves to form a hollow square with the same number of children along each side of the square. How many children were there each side of the square?
5 rows of 16 children each were told to arrange themselves to form a hollow square with the same number of children along each side of the square. How many children were there each side of the square?
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Date:22 May 2024
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