TroveMath 5 Number Operation Practice

$4.99

5.0for iPhone, iPad

Susan Chen

Developer

Jun 12, 2017

Update Date

Education

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TroveMath 5 Number Operation Practice poster

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About TroveMath 5 Number Operation Practice

Math is the basis of science. Logical analysis can help us master both math and science. Word problems involving number operations are the first step in practicing logical analysis.

TroveMath 5 Number Operation Practice provides students with a variety of challenging word problems that will help them develop a solid foundation of math skills.

Questions from Asian math curriculums provide a wider range of practice problems and build self-confidence necessary to compete in the fast-moving global arena.

These problems will also help students prepare for the math portion of standardized tests, such as the SAT (Scholastic Aptitude Test), and will help improve performance on test day.

You will practice in TroveMath 5.
. Problems for percentages
. Problems for fractions
. Volume problems
. More or less - If One teacher gives each student 7 apples, 6 apples remain. If he gives each student 8 apples, he needs 5 more apples. ...

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