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4.  Represent the following numbers on the abacus.
                            TTh  Th   H    T    O                          L   TTh  Th   H    T   O
                      (a)                                          (b)










                                   51,842                                          3,07,965

                   5.  Solve the following.

                      (a)     TTh Th      H    T    O              (b)      L    TTh Th      H     T    O
                               2     5    6    0     5                      9     0     5    0     3    2

                               3     8    4    1     2                  –   2     8     7    6     4    9

                           +   1     2    0    9     9




                   6.  Find the missing digits.

                      (a)      L    TTh Th      H    T     O       (b)     TTh Th      H     T    O
                               6     7     5    8    9     ?                 ?    2    7     1    2

                           –   ?     3     2    5     ?    1                 2    ?    3     ?    5

                               2     ?     3    ?    3     0            +    2    1    6     6    ?

                                                                             7    9     ?    2    5


                   7.  Divide and check your answer.
                      (a)  8,065 ÷ 26                              (b)  9,827 ÷ 31
                   8.  Using the divisibility test, check which numbers are divisible by 2, 3, 5 and 10.

                       482, 375, 192, 650, 1,085, 936, 8,400
                                                                  3
                                                                                                 2
                   9.  Shashank bought a bucket containing   litres of ice cream. He ate   litres out of
                                                                  2                              5
                       it. How much ice cream is left in the bucket?
                  10.  Solve the following.
                                                                                                1
                                                                            2
                      (a)  8   +   2         (b)  15  –  10        (c)  7  +              (d)  2  – 1 2
                          11    11               18    18              9    5                   2     3
                  11.  Mrs Narang organized an ice cream party for her daughter’s friends. She bought
                                      3
                                                                               5
                       2  buckets  of    litres of  strawberry,  1  bucket  of    litres of  butterscotch and  3
                                                                               2
                                      2
                                   7
                       buckets of   litres of chocolate ice cream. How many litres of ice cream did she
                                   2
                       buy in all?



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