7 November 2026
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The winner of the Melbourne Cup last Tuesday won by a distance of 7.8 metres. How many CENTIMETRES is that?
Primary school teachers, join the Matharoo crew to receive Matharoo’s fun, topical, fresh-weekly real-world maths worded problem sheets each week to excite your students about maths! All Matharoo maths worded problem sheets are: curriculum-aligned written by qualified teachers full of fun, topical questions that kids love, drawing from current events, sports and pop culture topics from the previous week’s news maths learning resources that are both engaging and screentime-free the perfect supplement to every primary school’s maths program and teacher’s lesson plan. Matharoo makes maths meaningful and fun for primary-aged kids. Add your school to the Matharoo crew. Hit the “Buy now” button above.
Issue 35 · 7 November 2026
Try this week's question · Middle Primary
“The winner of the Melbourne Cup last Tuesday won by a distance of 7.8 metres. How many CENTIMETRES is that?”
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