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                  5.  Look at the pattern

                         1221 + 5445 + 6996 = 2112 + 3663 + 7887
                     Can you find other such patterns?
                  6.  Take a number 3444. Can you make a Kaprekar constant for 4 digits? If yes, can you make the Kaprekar
                     constant with the number 2222? If not, find out the reason why it fails.
                  7.  Take the number 29 and apply the Collatz conjecture to get the result 4 – 2 – 1.


                       maths fun
                       Solve the following crossword puzzle using the clues given below.
                                                         1.    2.     3.     4.    5.
                                                               6.
                                                         7.                  8.  9.
                                                                   10.   11.
                                                         12.  13.        14.
                                                                   15.  16.
                                                         17.   18.           19.   20.
                                                                      21.
                                                         22.                 23.

                        Across                                          Down
                          1. 111, 222, 333, ..., 555, 666                 1. 471 – 0
                          4. 67 + 85 + 29                                 2. (93 × 5 ) + 0
                          6. (25 × 6) × 4                                 3. 1000, ..., 1014, 1021, 1028
                          7. 25, 50, 75, 100, ..., 150                    4. 200 – 4
                          8. 164 × 4                                      5. 29 × 4
                         10. (250 × 2) – 25                               9. 490, 495, 500, 505, 510, ...
                         12. 750 × 5                                     10. 102 + 204 + 102
                         14. 20 × 30 + 656                               11. (107 + 226) + 184
                         15. 444 + 179 + 204                             13. 252 + 531
                         17. 211 – 79                                    16. 2000, 2010, ..., 2030
                         19. 100, 105, 110, 115, 120, ...                17. (10 × 10) + 11
                         21. 250, 252, 255, 259, 264, ...                18. 2 × 5 × 25
                         22. 407 – 257                                   19. 27 × 4
                         23. 1599 – 700                                  20. (428 + 517) – 426




                       Mental Maths

                  1.  Write the smallest and greatest 3-digit numbers whose digit sum is 14.
                  2.  Write any four numbers in the table such that the second smallest number becomes a supercell.



                  3.  How many 2-digit numbers are palindromes?
                  4.  Is 4-digit number – 4-digit number = 2-digit number? Give an example to justify your answer.
                  5.  Can you express 86400 as an addition using the numbers 30000, 3000 and 300? If yes, write the expression.


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