[Addition and Subtraction]

(three-digit number)+(three-digit number)(1) without carry over once a week
(three-digit number)+(three-digit number)(2) without carry over 2 days a week
(three digits) + (three digits) (1) with one carry over every three days of the week
(three digits) + (three digits) (2) with one carry every four days
(three-digit number)+(three-digit number)(1) with two carry-overs every 5 days
(three-digit number)+(three-digit number)(2) with two carry-overs every two weeks and one day
(three-digit number) + (three-digit number) (1) with three carry-overs every two weeks and two days
(three-digit number) + (three-digit number) (2) with three carry-overs over two weeks and three days
2 weeks and 4 days without a down payment (three digits)-(three digits)(1)
2 weeks and 5 days no down payment (three digits)-(three digits)(2)
(three digits)-(three digits)(1) with one drop every three weeks and one day
(three digits)-(three digits)(2) with one drop every 3 weeks and 2 days
(three digits)-(three digits)(1) with two 3-week, 3-day receptions
(three digits)-(three digits)(2) with two 3-week and 4-day down payments
3 weeks and 5 days final calculation

[Division]

Division that divides 4 weeks and 1 day equally
Division of 4 weeks and 2 days with the same amount of number of times
The Relationship Between Multiplication and Division in Week 4 and Day 3 (1)
The Relationship Between Multiplication and Division in 4 Weeks and 4 Days (2)
Finding the quotient of a 4-week, 5-day division (1)
Finding the quotient of division by 5 weeks and 1 day (2)
5 weeks and 2 days final calculation

[multiplication]

5 weeks and 3 days (dozens) x (dozens) (1)
5 weeks and 4 days (dozens) x (dozens) (2)
5 weeks and 5 days without any (dozens) × (dozens) (1)
(Dozens)×(Dozens) (2) without any lifting for 6 weeks and 1 day
(tens)×(tens)(1) with rounding up to the tens place in 6 weeks and 2 days
(tens)×(tens)(2) with rounding up to the tens place in 6 weeks and 3 days
(Dozens) × (How many) (1) with a 6-week, 4-day workday
(2) (dozens) × (dozens) of people working 6 weeks and 5 days a week
(tens and hundreds) × (tens and hundreds) (1) with rounding up in the tens and ones place on the 7th week and 1st day
7 weeks and 2 days (tens and hundreds) × (tens and hundreds) (2) with rounding up in the tens and ones places
7 weeks and 3 days final calculation

[Length and Time]

7 weeks and 4 days Sum and difference of lengths in cm and mm
Sum and difference of lengths in km and m for 7 weeks and 5 days
The sum of the time without carry-over for 8 weeks and 1 day
The sum of the time with 8 weeks and 2 days of carryover
8 weeks and 3 days of time difference without any downgrade
The time difference between receiving and receiving 8 weeks and 4 days
8 weeks and 5 days final calculation

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