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El documento presenta 5 problemas matemáticos que incluyen calcular el área de una finca cuadrada, determinar la cantidad de tela necesaria para una cometa pentagonal, calcular el área de jardín restante después de construir una casa dentro de una finca cuadrada, realizar divisiones hasta obtener resto cero, y ordenar fracciones y decimales de menor a mayor.
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