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EXERCISE 8.5


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              1.  There are 24 pencils in a box.       of them are sharp. How many pencils are not sharp?
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              2.  Simmi, Rahul, Amar and Aftab each walked from their houses to the park. Simmi walked
                   1   mile, Rahul walked   2   mile, Amar walked   3   mile and Aftab walked   5   mile. Arrange
                   2                       8                       4                           8
                  these distances from the greatest to the least.
              3.  Kavya and Vishal go to the beach to collect shells. They carry bags of the same size.
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                  Kavya fills      of her bag and Vishal fills       of his bag. Whose bag is more full and
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                  by how much?
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              4.  John had 8 slices of pizza. He gave        of them to Annie and then        of the remaining
                                                          2                                 4
                  slices to Ruby. How many slices are left with John?
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              5.  Sonia bought ribbon to decorate a gift box. She used           of the ribbon to make a bow
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                  and      to tie around the box. How much ribbon does she use?
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                                            LET’S EVALUATE






              1.  Write three equivalent fractions for the given fractions by multiplying.

                       5               8             7                3               9                2
                  (a)             (b)            (c)             (d)             (e)              (f)
                       7              11             9                14              4                9
              2.  Fill in the boxes to make equivalent fractions.

                       3                                  6     24                      3
                  (a)     =                         (b)      =                     (c)    =
                       5     35                          11                             5     30

              3.  Write two like fractions for the following.

                       3              2              6                5               11               7
                  (a)             (b)            (c)             (d)             (e)              (f)
                       7              5              9                7               15               9
              4.  Put the correct sign <, > or =.
                       4        6                        11         8                   13         9
                  (a)                               (b)                            (c)
                       9        9                        15        15                    7        17
                       2        2                         1          1                   2        26
                  (d)                               (e)  5         5               (f)  3
                       8        3                         9          3                   8         8




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