
Numbers and Arithmetic S1
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Romy Serna
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Numbers and Arithmetic
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AMEP Summer Training 2023
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What is AMEP?
AMEP stands for AMSLI’S Mathematics Enrichment Program
It is one of the three training programs of AMSLI for students.
The other two are:
ASEP - AMSLI’S ScienceEnrichment Program
ASEP - AMSLI’S Informatics Enrichment Program
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What is AMEP?
AMEP is designed to enrich the mathematical concepts
learned in school math classes.
There are 10 sessions, each for 3 hours.
AMEP provides the trainees more opportunities
to develop their critical thinking and problem-solving
skills under the tutelage of the trained and selected
AMSLI Math mentors.
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Assessment and Awards
All trainees will be assessed through quizzes/graded activities and examinations. All these
tests will cover topics discussed during the training
The top 20% of each grade level will receive AMSLI Achiever Medals
and AMSLI Achiever Certificates.
Achievers will be further classified into With Highest Honors, With High
Honors and With Honors in the approximate ratio 1:2:3
The next 10% of each grade level will each receive a Certificate as
AMSLI’s Distinction Awardees.
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Assessment and Awards
Achievers and Distinction Awardees will be invited to the
consequent 10-session Send-Off Training tentatively scheduled January 2024.
attended and actively participated in all 10 sessions will
receive Certificates of Perfect Attendance
actively participated in at least 7 sessions will receive
Certificates of Completion
actively participated for 5 or 6 sessions will receive Certificates
of Participation.
Trainees who -
Certificates and Medals will be sent via courier to the respective schools of the trainees. Awards can also be
picked-up from the AMSLI office with prior arrangement.
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2023 Summer AMEP Grade 4 Session 1
Numbers and Arithmetic
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For operations involving whole numbers, we can use commutative and
distributive properties. We can also do pairing or splitting numbers. Study the
following examples:
Example 1: 100 – 200 + 300 – 400 + 500
Example 2: 102 + 104 + 106 + 108 + 110 + 112
Solution:
Method 1 (by pairing)
Method 2 (by splitting)
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Example 3:
999 + 777 + 555 + 333 + 111 – 888 – 666 – 444 – 222
Example 4:
202 × 50 + 208 × 50
Example 5:
a.) 236 ÷ 5 + 134 ÷ 5 b.) 458 ÷ 5 – 263 ÷ 5
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Example 6:
7 + 14 + 21 + … + 70
Example 7:
112 × 30 + 108 × 31
Example 8:
343 × 3 ÷ 49
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Example 9:
Example 10:
504 ÷ 3 – 126 ÷ 3 + 24 ÷ 3
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Multiple Choice
104 + 105 + 204 + 205 + 304 + 305 + 404 + 405 + 504 + 505 + 604 + 605.
3426
4654
3329
4254
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Multiple Choice
1001 + 1002 + 2002 + 2003 + 3003 + 3004 + 4004 + 4005 + 5005 + 5006.
30038
30035
41045
40045
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Multiple Choice
2 – 4 + 6 – 8 + 10 – 12 + 14 – … – 48 + 50
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34
46
52
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Multiple Choice
102 – 105 + 108 – 111 + … + 144 – 147 + 150
98
126
238
426
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Multiple Choice
1001 + 1002 – 1003 + 2001 + 2002 – 2003 + … + 9001 + 9002 – 9003
27800
37000
44800
45000
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Multiple Choice
11 + 13 + 15 + 17 + … + 99
1265
2475
2775
3865
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Multiple Choice
2010 ⋅ 401 – 400 ⋅ 2012
1120
1020
1210
2110
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Multiple Choice
22 ⋅ 33 + 33 ⋅ 44 + 44 ⋅ 55 + 55 ⋅ 66
8228
8328
8248
8388
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Multiple Choice
875 . 2. 15126 . 4
336
340
580
630
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Multiple Choice
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Multiple Choice
2×4+3×6+4×81×2+2×4+3×6
11/17
13/23
13/ 34
14/29
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Multiple Choice
(32+43+1)×(32+43+65)−(32+43+65+1)×(32+43)=?
3/4
2/3
5/6
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DECIMALS
Example 1: 6.38 + 14.26 + 3.62
Example 3: 24.85 – 12.64 – 7.36
Example 2: 16.42 + 8.44 – 12.42
Example 4: 0.25 × 84.5 × 40
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Example 5: 32 × 0.125 × 2.5
Example 6: 18.6 × 6.4 + 18.6 × 3.6
Example 7: 6.25 × 7.32 + 6.25 × 8.68
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Multiple Choice
Find the value of 8.34 +9.43 +10.17 + 11.66 + 12.57 + 13.83
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66
86
92
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Multiple Choice
Simplify : 15.73 - 6.42 - 8.35 + 3.42 + 3.35 - 3.73
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6.2
7.15
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13. Simplify: 15.73 – 6.42 – 8.35 + 3.42 + 3.35 – 3.73
14. Find the value of 0.562
327 + 0.938
562 – 2.65
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