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How many full days were between midnight on Saturday, October 11, 2008 and midnight on Friday, November 14, 2008?


 

Which number is seven times its square-root?


 

The product of two consecutive numbers is 1806. What do they add up to?


 

If 80% of the cost of an item is $8.80. What is the cost of the item?


 

 

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Have your students understood the best way to do the calculations above?
Try this exercise again with different numbers. Can they do the calculations more quickly this time around?