Penta Post
Martha from Tattingstone School sent us a very clearly answer to the first part:
Martha goes on to give the solution for
the second part too: 
Caroline, also from Tattingstone, has
answered the third part of the problem: 
Well done Caroline - although perhaps it
would have been better to write 3 x 4, not 4 x 3. Back to Martha
for part four: 
Finally, Caroline has answered the last
part for us: 
Excellent answers both of you! Very well done.
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