Roma, Kathleen A.

BEED 2A

Mr. Balbin

ACTIVITES ( MODULE 2 TO 8)

MODULE 2

Activity # 1 : Identify the following number whether it is composite or prime.

1. 110 composite
2. 51 composite
3. 7 prime
4. 121 composite
5. 19 prime
6. 305 prime
7. 251 composite
8. 2 prime
9. 523 composite
10. 641 prime

Practice # 1 : Give the prime factors of the following:

1. 57 =3×19
2. 3 313 =313×1
3. 108 =2×54, 36×3, 27×4, 18×6, 12×9
4. 501 =167×3
5. 7 891 =7891×1

Activity 2 : What to know

Examples:
1. Steven prepared dalandan juice for his mother. He mixed 1/5 cup of
dalandan juice and 3/5 of water?
Solution: Using representational model.
1. The whole was divided into 5 and take 1/5 of it as shaded for the juice.
2. The whole was divided into 5 again and take 3/5 of it and shaded for water.
3. Determine the number of shaded parts that will serve as your answer.
Alternative Solution:
1/5 + 3/5 = 4/5
Similar fraction, can be added by combining the numerator and just copy the common
denominator.
Example 2. 5/9 + 2/9 = 7/9
Example 3. 5/8 - 2/8 = 3/8
Example 4. ½ + 2/5 = 5/10 + 4/10 = 9/10 (LCD 10)
Example 5. 9/24 - 4/15 = 5. 9/120 - 8.4/120 = 13/120 (LCD 120)
Example 6. ¾ + (5/6 – ½) = ¾ + (5/6 – 3/6) = ¾ + 2/6 = 9/12+4/12= 13/12
Example 7. 3 ¼ + 1 ¼ = 4 2/4 = 4 ½
Example 8. 10 5/6 – 7 3/8 = 20/24 – 9/24 = 3 1/24
Example 9. What is the difference when the sum of ( 7/9 + 1/3 + 5/6 ) is subtracted from the
difference of ( 5 5/7 – 1 2/3)? 2/4
Example 10. Anton spent 2/5 of his money on books. He spent another 1/5 of his money on buying
pens. What fraction of his money was left?
How do you add and subtract similar fractions?
How do you add and subtract dissimilar fractions
How do you add and subtract the mixed fractions.

Practice Task # 2 : Challenge Me

Perform the operations of the given fractions.

1. Aling Marissa bought 2/5 meter of yellow cloth, 1/3 meter of blue cloth, and
 1/6 meter of red cloth to make a dress for her daughter. What is the total
length of cloth that Aling Marissa bought?
87/90
2. Carlos changed the color of his tricycle. He consumed 3 ¼ litres of blue paint
And 2 2/3 liters of red paint. How many liters of paint did Carlos use?
14
5 18
3. What is 5 3/10 cm minus 2/5 mm? Express the answer in mm.
7
5 10
4. Luigi spent 4/5 of his money on books. He spent another 1/7 of his money
on his pens. What fraction of his money was left?
5/7
5. Mrs Claveria made some muffins and gave them to Vincent and Brylle.
Vincent received ¼ of the number of muffins and Brylle received 2/3 of the remainder. How
many muffins did Mrs Claveria make if she had 9 muffins left?
6/12

Practice Task # 3 . What I have learned

Apply the skills learned

1. A buko salad recipe uses 3 ¾ cups of milk. How much milk is needed if 2 2/3
times of the recipe will be prepared?
10
2. Mario has seven packages of peanuts. Each pack contains 4/5 cup. She
needs 8 cups of peanuts to make peanut brittle. How many more cups does
he need?
10
3. Aling Linda sells food at the school canteen. Her daily marketing budget is
Php 3 500.00. She allots 4/7 for the purchase of meat, 2/7 for fish, and the
rest for vegetables and other ingredients. How much money is allotted for
buying fish, vegetables and other ingredients?

4. There were 90 children at the birthday party. If 3/5 of them were boys, how
many were girls?
30 ÷ 5 =6
5
5. Carmie works in the National Library. In three weeks, she spent 3 ¾ hours
working daily. She was paid Php 175.00 per hour.
a) What was her total working hours per week?
175.00
× 7
1225.00

b) How much did she receive at the end of three weeks?

1225.00 × 21 = 1225.00
1225.00 × 245000 = P25725.00

Roma, Kathleen A.

BEED 2A

Mr. Balbin

MODULE 4
Practice Task :  

1.  Sipnayan magazine had an introduction offer of  P 2 388.75 for sixty-five 
      issues.  What was the cost of a single issue?  Show  your solution.
36.75

2.  Rico is studying on five tests  in an international school.  To get B in 

      Math, Rico must score an average of 80.75 on five tests.  On the first four 
      tests, his scores were 80.25, 78.10, 73.15, and 89.  What is the lowest 
      score that Rico must get on the last test to have a grade of B?
80.75

3.  Montenegro family has a catering business.  In one birthday party, they 
      charged their customer P 11 767.50 for a party of 90 persons and a 
      service charge of P 2 500.50.  How much was the average cost per 
      person? 158.53

4.  Abel bought 9.8 meters of satin cloth.  One-fourth of the cloth was 
      damaged by the rats and the rest was used to make 5 similar blouses?    

      a.  How much cloth did she used for each blouse? 1.47

      b.  If she sold each blouse for P 130.25, how much money would she receive in 
            all? 651.25

Practice Task 

1.  A student solve six out of ten problems correctly.  What is the ratio of the 
     number of correct answers to the number of wrong answers?
6:10
2.  A recipe calls for 6 cups of milk and 8 cups of flour.  Write, in simplest form, 
     the ratio of the number of cups of flour to the number of milk in this recipe.
4:3

3.  The ratio of boys to girls in out Math Club is 4:3.  After 8 more girls joined the 
     Club, the ratio became 1 : 1.  How many members are there in the club now?
1

4.  Rio and Kim had the same amount of money at the start.  When Rio gave 
     P 300.00 to Kim, the ratio of Rio’s money to Kim’s money became 2 : 3.  How 
     much money did each have at first? x=300

5.  The ratio of ducks to chicken in the farm is 3 : 5.  The total number of chickens 
      and ducks together is 72.  If 6 chickens have shown symptoms of flu and had 
      to be removed from the farm, what is the new ratio of ducks to chickens?
9/13
Practice Task

Solve each problem.

1.  For every 8 mango trees in the orchard, there are star apple trees.  If there are  
     1 320 trees, how many trees of each kind are there? 1,155 trees

2.  A philanthropist gave P 3 000 000.00 to two orphanages and a health 

      institution.  The two orphanages received equal amount twice of the health 
      institution.  How much did each receive? x= 600, 000

3.  A wire 105 cm long is bent to form a rectangle.  The ratio of its length to its 
     Width is 2 : 1.  Find the area of the rectangle.  612.5 cm

Practice Task:
Solve the following problems 

1.  Aicel, Bessy, and Cynthia went to the farm to pick guavas.  They picked 120 
     guavas in all.  Aicel picked twice as many as Bessy did, and Bessy picked 3 times 
     as many as Cynthia did.  How many guavas did each of them pick?  18, 36, 72

2.  Alex bikes ride to work usually takes 22 minutes at 9 kph.  One morning he 
     found a new bike route that was 5 minutes faster.  If he decides to use the new 
     route again and wants to reach home by an  additional 2 minutes earlier, how 
     fast should he cycle? 19

3.  Five tracks can transfer 150 tons of fruit a day.  How many days 7does it take for 
      7 trucks to transfer 630 tons of fruits? 3 days

4.  There are 80 animals in Mang Pablo’s farm .  The ratio of cows to carabaos to 
      goats to horses is 4 : 2 : 3 : 1.  How many animals of each kind are there in 
      Mang Pablo’s farm? 80 animals

5.  The ratio of boys to girls in a Junior Promenade is 4:3.  Jane counted that there 
48 boys and 36 girls

Roma, Kathleen A.

BEED 2A

Mr. Balbin

MODULE 5

EVALUTE: SERVE AS QUIZ

A. Round the following decimals to the indicated place value.

Decimal No. Thousandths Hundredths Tenths Tens  Hundreds

1.  231. 5201 231.520 231.52 231.5 230 200

2.  244.8932 244.893 244.89 244.9 240 200

3.  567.0806 567.081 567.08 567.1 568 600

4.  1471. 0057 1471.006 1471.01 1471 1470 1500

5.  5356.7045 5356.705 5356.70 5356.7 5357 5400

B.  Solve the indicated operations.

6.  15.286 + 2.443= 17.729                    9.  473.401 – 43.7= 429.701

7.  65.69 + 772.3805= 838.0705             10.  6534.345 – 75.53720= 6458.8078

8.  68501. 568 – 4537.593 + 2876.7259= 66840.4759

C. Solve and write the correct answer on the space provided. 

11.  Reduce the sum of  78.451 and 69.354 by the sum of the 12.03 and 16.54
119.235
12.  The sum of the difference of 5678.3902 and 945.1952 and 1423.4579
5200.1275
13.  Deduct 157.29 from the sum of 268.48 and 45.970
157.16
14.  Increase  24357.783 by the difference of 523.698 and 267.678.
24613.803
15.  Take away 2567.82 from the sum of 1954.23875 and 2897.4501
2283.86885

D.  Solve each problem. Show your solution or steps how to get the answer.

16.  The water bill cost 1875.50 while phone bill cost 1687.25 more. How much will be 
        needed to pay for the bills? 3652.75
17.  Anna went to the department store buy gifts for her cousins.  She bought a bag worth 
       P worth P 1 645.25 and a dress worth P 1 595.75.  If she gave the cashier four 1 000.00 
       peso bills,  how much change will she receive? 759
     
   For 18-20, refer to the table below of liquid and its weight.
Liquid Pounds per Gallon
Seawater 8.58
Drinking Water 8.33
Gasoline 5.664
Kerosene 6.644
Oil 7.497

18.  How heavy is 4 gallons of kerosene?

19.  How much more does a gallon of seawater weigh than the gallon of drinking water?
25
20.  Which weigh more, 1 gallon of oil or 2 gallons of gasoline?  How much more?

EVALUATE
Solve each problem:  

1. A kilo of grapes cost P 200.50.  How much will you pay if you buy 3 kilos?

Php 601.5

2.  Teacher Ruby celebrated her birthday party with 12 friends at Laiya Beach.  They ate in one of
the restaurants there.  The average price of the food they bought is P 235..45 per person.  How
much dis teacher Ruby pay to the cashier?
Php 2, 825. 40

3.  Mother bought 3 cans of sardines at P 17.50 each, 5 cans of milk for 32.50 each, 3 kg
of   sugar at 58.60 per kilo and 2 cans of corned beef at 37.80 each.
a. What is the total amount of the items she bought?
Php 390.80
b. What would be her change if she gave P 1000.00 peso bill?  
Php 609. 20
4.  A vendor bought 80 pineapples at 28.75 each.  Three pineapples got rotten but he sold 
     the rest at 35.00 each.  How much did he gain?
Php 2,695

5.  In a school play, an adult ticket costs P 75.50 and a student ticket costs P 55.50.  How 
     much will 3 adult tickets and 4 student ticket cost?
Php 448.5

Roma. Kathleen A.

BEED 2A

Mr. Balbin

MODULE 6

EVALUATE
A. Identify the solid figure that is represented by each real object below. Write the name of the
solid figure on the blank before each number.
cone 1. An ice cream cone. cylinder 6. A can of milk
sphere 2. An orange sphere 7. A globe
rectangular prism 3. A shoe box rectangular prism 8. A box of chocolate
sphere 4. A coin sphere 9. Water tank
Sphere 5. A soccer ball sphere 10. A die
B. Complete the table.
Solid Figure Illustration Draw the figure Number of Number of Number of
vertices faces edges
Rectangular 8 6 12
prism

Square pyramid 5 5 8

Cylinder 2 3 2

Cone 0 1 0

Sphere 0 1 1

Challenge Yourself
A father that the containers have the same container. He is thinking on which is best to buy-the
rectangular shape or a cylindrical shape.
1. Imagine that the 2 containers have the same height and width/diameter, does
the shape have something to do with quantity of water that the container can
hold?
3 containers
2. Which of the two containers will you suggest to Mr. Cruz is best to buy?
Explain your answer.
I will suggest the cylinder shape because it is appopriate to the stock on a water.
3. How does manufacturer save money by choosing the right figures for
packaging their product?
The manufacturer save money to be a practical by choosing the figures for packaging
their products.

Roma, Kathleen A.

BEED 2A

Mr. Balbin

MODULE 7

Solve : Complete the table to answer the question.

Year Kilos of Mangoes
2012 25 kg
2013 27 kg
2014 . 29 kg
2015 31 kg
2016 33 kg
2017 35 kg
Total 180 kg

Challenge Me
Erica saves twice as much as what she saved the day before. If she starts saving Php 2.00 on
March 1, how much will she save on March 10? How much money will she have in all after March
10? What rule can be used to find the amount she can save on specific day if she will continue
saving in the future? Use Polyas strategy in solving problem.
2(n+0),2(n+1),2(n+2),2(n+3)…2(n+9)
March 1: 2(n+0) = P 2.00
March 2: 2(n+0) = P 4.00
March 3: 2(n+0) = P 6.00
March 4: 2(n+0) = P 8.00
March 5: 2(n+0) = P 10.00
March 6: 2(n+0) = P 12.00
March 7: 2(n+0) = P 14.00
March 8: 2(n+0) = P 16.00
March 9: 2(n+0) = P 18.00
March 10: 2(n+0) = P 20.00

Total: P 110.00

Evaluate:
Supply the next three terms in the following patterns
1. A, C, E, G, E, I, . . . .K, M, O
2. z, y, x, w, v, . . . . .u, t, s
3. x + 1 , x + 2 , x + 3, . . .×+4, ×+5, ×+6
2 3 4, 5, 6, 7
4. 5, 14, 27, 44, 65, . . . 90, 119, 152
5. 14, 51, 124, 245, 426, . . . .679, 11016, 1449

6. The product of the ages, in years, of three teenagers is 4590. None of the teens
are of the same age. What are the ages of the teenagers?
15, 17, 18
7. A baseball team won two out of their last four games. In how many different
orders could they have two wins and two losses in four games?
6 orders
8. In a basketball league consisting of 10 teams, each team plays each of the other
teams exactly three times. How many league games that will be played?
270
9. How many number of squares are there in the
following figure? NO IMAGE
10. Draw a regular hexagon and determine the diagonals. 9 DIAGONALS
11. Let us extend and go beyond. Draw a pattern that you have observe in your
real world that will appreciated by men that nature of mathematics is
beautiful and useful. ( In an oslo paper)

Roma, Kathleen A.

BEED 2A

Mr. Balbin

MODULE 8

EVALUATE
A. Determine the constant(s) and the variable(s) in each algebraic expression
1. 21a
21- constant
a- variable
2. x + 3
x- variable
3- constant
3. 3f + 5
f - variable
5- constant
4. -3(m + n)
-3 - constant
n- variable
5. q + r/8
q- constant
8- variable

6. -3c
-3- constant
c - variable
7. -y -4
-y - variable
4 - constant
8. -5g t 4h
g - variable
4 - constant
9. t/2
t - variable
2- constant
10. m t 2xy
2 - constant
xy - variable
Translate the following word phrases into algebraic expressions.
1. five more than y y t 5 6. nine less than w. w-9
2. eight added to z 8tz 7. p divided by six. p/6
3. seven subtracted from k k -7 8. half of a number 1/2
4. m increased by ten m t 10 9. twenty decreased by p. p-20
5. thrice xy 3xy 10. a number increased thrice r. 3r t a