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Maths 4B 3rd Edition Pupil’s Book Dr Fong Ho Kheong • Gan Kee Soon • Chelvi Ramakrishnan A P P R O V E D B Y M I N I S T R Y O F E D U C A T I O N f o r u s e f r o m 2 0 1 6 2 0 2 0

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  • Maths 4B3rd Edition

    Pupil’s Book

    Dr Fong Ho Kheong • Gan Kee Soon • Chelvi Ramakrishnan

    •AP

    PRO

    VE

    DBY

    MINISTRY OF EDUCATION

    for use from 2016–2

    020

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  • Guided Practice

    1 Whatmixednumberdoesthefollowingrepresent?

    1 8

    1whole eighths

    2 Themassofaboxofwashingpowderwas3kg.Themas

    softwobarsof

    soapwas110kg.W

    hatwasthetotalmassoftheitems?

    3

    Thetotalmassoftheitemswas kg.

    3 Findthemissingfractionsonthenumberline.

    0 1

    12

    2 34

    4 Whereare125and2

    45onthenumberline?

    013

    525

    15

    45

    2 3

    5 Expresseachmixednumberinitssimplestform.

    a 3810

    b 2912

    c 469

    Maths Sharing

    Thinkoffractionsineverydaysituations.

    Sharethemwiththeclass.

    Example

    Iboughtaneraser.Itslengthwas412cm.

    Workbook B:Practice 1, pages 5–6

    Thinkoffractionsineverydaysituations.

    9 Lesson 1 MixedNumbers

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    PrefaceMy Pals Are Here! Maths (3rd Edition) is a comprehensive, task-based and learner-centred programme designed to provide pupils with a solid foundation in mathematics and opportunities to become efficient problem solvers.

    My Pals Are Here! Maths (3rd Edition) continues to make learning mathematics fun and rewarding through the use of engaging illustrations, photographs, hands-on activities and interactives that help reinforce and consolidate learning for pupils of different abilities.

    For the Pupil: Challenge yourself to solve non-routine questions by applying relevant heuristics and thinking skills in Put on Your Thinking Cap!

    The graph shows the number of guppies in a tank over a few months.

    Num

    ber o

    f Gup

    pies

    Number of Guppies in the Tank

    Months

    0

    14

    4

    8

    1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th 7th

    16

    2

    6

    18

    10

    12

    a During which 1-month interval was the increase in the number of guppies the greatest?b How many guppies were removed from the tank between the fourth and the fifth month?c How many guppies were added to the tank in the second month?d What do you think happened between the third and fourth month?

    Workbook B: Put on Your Thinking Cap! page 164

    Put on Your Thinking Cap!Put on Your Thinking Cap!

    Chapter 14 Tables and Line Graphs162

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    Share your thoughts with your teachers, create your own mathematics questions and become aware of your own mathematical thinking in Maths Sharing!

    Maths Sharing Describe everyday events using the 24-hour clock.

    Using the 24-hour clock, make a diary of your activities on a school day from the time you wake up to the time you go to bed. Example

    Workbook B: Practice 1, pages 165 – 168

    2 A movie ended at 22 05. It lasted 2 h 25 min. What time did the movie start?

    ? 20 05 21 05 22 05

    1 h25 min 1 h

    The movie started at .

    3 Shirley took the MRT at Sembawang Station and reached Newton Station 26 minutes later. She arrived at Newton Station at 11 20. What time did she board the train at Sembawang Station?

    10 30 ? 11 00 11 20 11 30

    6 min 20 min

    Shirley boarded the train at .

    172 Chapter 15 Time

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    Hands-on ActivityDivide decimals.

    Work in pairs.

    Use 10 1 0.1 0.01 0.001 .

    1 Estimate the value of 4.6 4 2.

    2 Your partner uses 101 0.1

    0.01 0.001 to show 4.6 4 2.

    3 Show the division and write its value as a decimal.

    4 Compare the value in 2 with the value of 46 4 2. Wh

    at do you notice?

    Example

    2 . 32 4 . 6

    4660

    2 3

    2 4 64

    660

    5 Repeat 1 and 2 with the following.

    a 0.84 4 2

    b 0.93 4 3

    c 3.2 4 2

    d 6.25 4 5

    e 2 4 5

    f 5 4 2

    App-tivity @ www.mceducation.com/sgs

    tudent/mapp4

    114 Chapter 11 The Four Operations of Decimals

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    Master concepts learnt through engaging and interactive applets in App-tivity!

    NEW!

    Try practising new concepts learnt with help from your teacher in Guided Practice!

    NEW!

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  • Lesson

    2 Solving Word Problems (2)Solving word problems involving decimalsLarryhad$12.45.Faridahhad$3.50morethanLarry.ExplainhowtofindhowmuchLarryandFaridahhadaltogether.

    Be

    fore you learn ...

    1 Jamiestacked7similarMathematicstextbooks. Theheightofthestackwas5.95cm. a Whatwasthethicknessofeachtextbook? b Whatwastheheightofastackof9suchtextbooks? S

    tep1 WhathaveIgatheredfromtheproblem?

    Step2 HowdoIsolveit? Icandrawamodel.

    Step3 WhatdoIneedtofind? Ineedtofindthethicknessofeachtextbook. Then,Ineedtofindtheheightof9suchtextbooks.

    a ?

    5.95cm

    b

    ?

    0.85cm

    5.9570.85 0.8597.65 Thethicknessofeachtextbook Theheightofastackof9such was0.85cm. textbookswasabout7.65cm. S

    tep4 HowcanIcheckmyanswers? Icanworkbackwardstocheckifmyanswersarereasonable.

    Learn

    How many books were in a stack? How tall was each stack?

    123 Lesson 2 SolvingWordProblems(2)

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    1 Findtheunknownlengthandareaofthere

    ctangle.

    Breadth7cmPerimeter32cm

    Lengthcm

    Area cm2

    2 Findtheunknownsideandperimeterofthe

    square.

    Area81cm2

    Length cm

    Perimeter cm

    3 Findtheareaandperimeterofeachofthef

    ollowingfigures.

    (Alllinesmeetatrightangles.)

    a b

    17cm

    6cm 8cm

    7cm

    4cm

    4m

    3m

    2m

    3m

    2m

    4m

    Chapter 13ReviewChapter 13 Review

    Chapter 13 AreaandPerimeter

    146

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    NEW!Assess understanding when pupils apply concepts learnt in Review.

    Introduce concepts through context-based tasks in Before you learn. At the end of each task, a question is posed to develop pupils’ creative and critical thinking skills.

    NEW!

    I have taken 3 out

    of 12 cookies. What

    fraction of the

    cookies have I taken?

    I have 4 quarters of a pizza. You have

    2 quarters of a pizza. How many pizzas

    do we have altogether?

    1 MixedNumbers

    2 ImproperFractions

    3 ImproperFractionsand

    MixedNumbers

    4 ComparingandOrderingFractions

    5 FractionofaSet

    Lessons

    Big Idea

    Improper fractions and

    mixed numbers are

    used to name fractions

    greater than 1 whole.

    We have 112 pizzas

    altogether.

    Fractions8CHAPTER

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    Use scenarios pupils can relate to in the chapter openers to capture their interest, provide an engaging introduction to the topics and jump-start learning.

    NEW!For the Teacher:

    Hands-on Activity

    Workinpairs.

    1 Readthedeparturetimefromthetable.Flight

    number Destination Time of Departure from SingaporeTime of Arrival at DestinationSQ192 Penang 0805 0930SQ112 KualaLumpur 1510 1605MH630 KotaKinabalu 1705 1930MI368 Langkawi 1835 20002 Yourpartneridentifiesthedestinationfromthetableandreadsthearrivaltime.3 Switchroles.Repeat 1 and 2 .

    4 Discusswhythe24-hourclockisusedinsteadofthe12-hourclockforflightschedules.

    Readandwritetimeinthe24-hourclock.

    Guided Practice

    1 Writethefollowingtimesusingthe24-hourclock. a 8.30p.m. b 11.15p.m.

    2 Expressthefollowingtimesusingthe24-hourclock. a 8.50a.m. b 11.25a.m. c 8.50p.m. d 7.40p.m.3 Expressthefollowingtimesusingthe12-hourclock. a 0735 b 1230 c 1840 d 2135168 Chapter 15 Time

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    Carry out Hands-on Activity to promote active and collaborative learning. Where possible, pupils will complete station-based activities in rotating groups to best utilise class time.

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  • 8 Fractions 6 Lesson1 MixedNumbers 7 Lesson2 ImproperFractions 10 Lesson3 ImproperFractionsandMixedNumbers 14 Lesson4 ComparingandOrderingFractions 18 Lesson5 FractionofaSet 26

    9 AdditionandSubtractionofFractions 37Lesson1 AddingandSubtractingFractions 38

    Lesson2 WordProblems 44

    10 Decimals 52 Lesson1 UnderstandingTenths 53 Lesson2 UnderstandingHundredths 58 Lesson3 UnderstandingThousandths 64 Lesson4 ComparingandOrderingDecimals 68 Lesson5 RoundingDecimals 77 Lesson6 FractionsandDecimals 82

    11 TheFourOperationsofDecimals 89 Lesson1 Addition 90 Lesson2 Subtraction 96 Lesson3 Multiplication 104 Lesson4 Division 108

    CONTENTS

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  • 12 Decimals:WordProblems 118 Lesson1 SolvingWordProblems(1) 119 Lesson2 SolvingWordProblems(2) 123

    13 AreaandPerimeter 130 Lesson1 RectanglesandSquares 131 Lesson2 CompositeFigures 138 Lesson3 WordProblems 143

    14 TablesandLineGraphs 148 Lesson1 Tables 149 Lesson2 LineGraphs 155

    15 Time 163 Lesson1 Seconds 164 Lesson2 24-HourClock 166

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  • I have taken 3 out of 12 cookies. What fraction of the cookies have I taken?

    I have 4 quarters of a pizza. You have 2 quarters of a pizza. How many pizzas do we have altogether?

    1 MixedNumbers2 ImproperFractions3 ImproperFractionsand

    MixedNumbers4 ComparingandOrderingFractions5 FractionofaSet

    Lessons Bi

    g Idea

    Improper fractions and mixed numbers are used to name fractions greater than 1 whole.

    We have 112 pizzas

    altogether.

    Fractions8CHAPTER

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  • Lesson

    1 Mixed NumbersUnderstanding mixed numbers

    1 Hafizhadtwobiscuits. Jessgavehimhalfabiscuit.

    1 1 12

    2 12 212

    1half1whole1whole

    Hafizhad212biscuits.

    212isanexampleofa mixed number .

    Whenyouaddawholenumberandafraction,yougetamixednumber.

    Wesleyate1cupcake.Hethenatehalfofanothercupcake.Use 1

    3

    1 3

    13toshowthenumberofcupcakesWesleyate.

    Howwouldyouwritethenumberofcupcakeseaten?

    Be

    fore you learn ...

    Learn

    7 Lesson 1  Mixed Numbers

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  • 2 Ajugcontains1 410 ofstrawberrymilk.

    1 410 1410

    125

    Expressthefractionpartinitssimplestform.

    1 1

    3 Numberlinescanbeusedtoshowmixednumbers.

    0 13424

    14 1

    14 1

    24 1

    34

    2 214 224 2

    34

    3

    mixednumbers

    410 =

    25

    ÷ 2

    ÷ 2

    The common factor of 4 and 10 is 2.

    Hands-on Activity

    Workinpairs.

    1 Pickacardfromasetof 121 .

    2 Use 13

    1 3

    13toshowthemixednumberonthecard.

    3 Yourpartnerrepresentsthemixednumberonanumberline.

    4 Switchroles.Repeat 1 to 3 .

    Showmixednumbers.

    8 Chapter 8  Fractions

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  • Guided Practice

    1 Whatmixednumberdoesthefollowingrepresent?

    1

    8

    1whole eighths

    2 Themassofaboxofwashingpowderwas3kg.Themassoftwobarsof soapwas 110 kg.Whatwasthetotalmassoftheitems?

    3

    Thetotalmassoftheitemswas kg.

    3 Findthemissingfractionsonthenumberline.

    011

    22 3 4

    4 Whereare125and245onthenumberline?

    0 1

    35

    25

    15

    45

    2 3

    5 Expresseachmixednumberinitssimplestform.

    a 3 810 b 2912 c 4

    69

    Maths Sharing

    Thinkoffractionsineverydaysituations.Sharethemwiththeclass.

    Example

    Iboughtaneraser.Itslengthwas412cm.

    Workbook B:Practice 1, pages 5–6

    Thinkoffractionsineverydaysituations.

    9 Lesson 1  Mixed Numbers

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  • Lesson

    2 Improper FractionsUnderstanding improper fractions

    Be

    fore you learn ...

    1 Carinahassomestripsofribbon.

    141quarter

    242quarters

    343quarters

    444quarters

    545quarters

    44mor1m

    34m

    24m

    14m

    44and54areexamplesof improper fractions .

    Thenumeratorisequaltoorgreaterthanthedenominator.

    44

    54

    Improperfractionsareequaltoorgreaterthan1.

    Learn

    Juliehad2pizzas.Shecuteachpizzainto3equalslices.

    Sheate4slices.Use 13

    1 3

    13torepresenttheamountofpizzaseaten.

    10 Chapter 8  Fractions

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