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$(a)$ in the place value chart
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$3.$ What is the price of $34 \ kg$ of potatoes ?
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| Potato | $12$ |
| Onion | $10$ |
| Carrot | $16$ |
| Pumpkin | $4$ |
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$3.$ What is the price of $34 \ kg$ of potatoes ?
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| $20$ November, $2005$ | Munny started crawling |
| $15$ September, $2005$ | Munny got her first tooth ! |
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$(2)$ If they get $4$ buses, how many children will get seats ?
$(3)$ Will there be any children left without seats?
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| $I$ | $33$ |
| $III$ | $32$ |
| $III$ | $42$ |
| $IV$ | $50$ |
| $V$ | $53$ |
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$(1)$ So there are a total of children going.
$(2)$ If they get $4$ buses, how many children will get seats ?
$(3)$ Will there be any children left without seats?
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$3. 34$ metre $= .............. cm$
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$3. 34$ metre $= .............. cm$
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