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P_CM_M2_E1_fig1

A blank rectangular grid of twelve equally sized squares arranged in a three by four pattern.

A 3 \(\times\) 4 rectangular grid.

P_CM_M2_E1_fig2a

Ashah's drawing of the grid shows disconnected squares.

Ashah's drawing.

P_CM_M2_E1_fig2b

Bonny's drawing of the grid shows a border pattern.

Bonney's drawing.

P_CM_M2_E1_fig2c

Con's drawing of the grid shows separate squares in the correct arrangement.

Con's drawing.

P_CM_M2_fig1

A blank rectangular grid of twelve equally sized squares arranged in a three by four pattern.

A 3 \(\times\) 4 rectangular grid.

P_CM_M2_fig2

A blank rectangular three by four grid, emphasising the three rows.

The three rows of the grid.

P_CM_M2_fig3

A blank rectangular three by four grid, emphasising the four columns.

The four columns of the grid.

P_CM_M2_TA1_fig1

Four squares arranged in a two by two pattern.

A 2 \(\times\) 2 'window'.

P_CM_M3_A1_fig1

An analogue clock with clearly labelled numerals.

A clock with clearly labelled numerals.

P_CM_M3_E3_fig1

A hand-drawn graph showing Sydney’s temperature over 15 hours, with uneven markings on both the vertical and horizontal axes.

Student's temperature graph.

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