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Number Play: Practice 2

Practise focused skills from Number Play

MathematicsGrade 8Mixed12 questions24 min
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Section A: Core Practice · 6 questionsSection B: Reasoning and Application · 6 questions
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Section A: Core Practice

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Question 1
EasyQuestion

What is the greatest proper factor of 4848?

Topic: Divisibility and Factors · Skill: Use prime factorisation in number puzzles

Question 2
EasyQuestion

What is the difference between the two-digit number 4646 and the number formed by reversing its digits?

Topic: Digit and Place-Value Puzzles · Skill: Write two-digit and three-digit numbers in general form

Question 3
MediumQuestion

What is the difference between the two-digit number 2828 and the number formed by reversing its digits?

Topic: Digit and Place-Value Puzzles · Skill: Solve digit reversal and digit sum problems

Question 4
MediumQuestion

Choose any two-digit number and subtract the sum of its digits from it. What is always true of the result?

Topic: Digit and Place-Value Puzzles · Skill: Find missing digits using divisibility rules

Question 5
MediumQuestion

A three-digit number is 100a+10b+c100a+10b+c. The reversed number is 100c+10b+a100c+10b+a. What is the difference original minus reversed?

Topic: Patterns and Logical Reasoning · Skill: Use parity to reason about number results

What this assignment covers

Progressive Grade 8 Math practice for Number Play covering Digit and Place-Value Puzzles, Divisibility and Factors, Patterns and Logical Reasoning.

Skills and sections

Use prime factorisation in number puzzles, Write two-digit and three-digit numbers in general form, Solve digit reversal and digit sum problems, Find missing digits using divisibility rules, Use parity to reason about number results

  • Section A: Core Practice: 6 questions
  • Section B: Reasoning and Application: 6 questions