Level 2 PSLE
Figure A is made of six identical squares. Two squares were removed from Figure A to form Figure B. The perimeter of Figure A is 360 cm. What is the perimeter of Figure B?
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Level 2 PSLE
Figure 1 shows a rectangular tile with a perimeter of 28 cm. Figure 2 is formed using 5 such tiles. Find the perimeter of Figure 2.
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Level 2 PSLE
Sandra had a rectangular piece of paper, 40 cm by 23.5 cm. She cut out as many squares as possible from the paper. The side of each square was 5 cm.
  1. How many squares did Sandra cut out?
  2. What area of the paper was left?
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Level 2 PSLE
A trapezium A is drawn by joining dots on the square grid with four straight lines. In the same way,
  1. how many complete unit squares are required to draw a rectangle twice the area of trapezium A?
  2. How many unit squares are required to draw a parallelogram with the same perimeter as trapezium A?
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Level 2
Andrew wants to make a square with rectangular tiles each measuring 8 cm by 6 cm. How many such rectangular tiles must he use to make the smallest possible square?
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Level 2 PSLE
Dina has some cards in the shape of rhombuses of sides 4 cm. She placed them in a row to form a parallelogram of perimeter 168 cm. How many cards did Dina use?
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Level 2
Find the maximum number of squares of side 3 cm that can be cut from a rectangular cardboard of dimensions 33 cm by 27 cm.
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Level 2
Aiden has a cardboard measuring 23 cm by 20 cm. He wants to cut 2-cm squares from the cardboard. What is the maximum number of 2-cm squares he can cut out?
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Level 2
The figure is made up of four identical squares each of side 2 cm placed together. What is the perimeter of the figure?
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Level 2
The figure is formed by eight 3-cm squares. Find the perimeter of the figure.
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