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ABCD acres altitude amount apothem bonds bought bushel buying called cent centimeters circle circumference CLASS EXERCISE class may find common multiple composite number contains cube cubic foot decimeters denominator diagonal diameter digits discount divided dividend divisor dollar Draw equal sides equation Express figure Find the area Find the length Find the number foot frustum gain gallons Give GRAM greatest common divisor hypotenuse improper fraction integer interest isosceles triangle least common multiple lowest terms marked price meter minuend mixed number Multiply octagon odd number paid pentagon perimeter pints polygon premium prime number prism pyramid quarts quotient radius ratio receive rectangle rhomboid rhombus right triangle selling price slant height sold square root Subtract SUGGESTION TO TEACHER surface trapezium trapezoid triangle whose base units wide Write
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