IPad air 8.1.3 erased everything and now my numbers, keynotes, and iMovie apps are gone and not redownloadable for free

I factory reset my iPad air and now I don't have apps like numbers, keynote, or imovies. Is it supposed to be like that's? When I try to re download it it makes me pay. What should I do to get the apps back for free? doesnt it come with the iPad?

You are using the same iTunes account that you downloaded them with, and you haven't moved countries since downloading them ? You could check to see if you've hidden them : iTunes Store: Hiding and unhiding purchases - Apple Support

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