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              3.  (a)   20     (b)   12     4.   66     5. 10  5    6.   11     7. 1 12  m    6.  (a)  18   = 1.8       (b)   100   = 0.64
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              8.  Section A     9.  Shivam                         (c)  100   = 0.46      (d)   235   = 0.235
                                                                                               , 1 000
            Thinking Skills                                              688
                                                                    (e)       = 0.688
              1.  A mixed fraction is a combination of a natural number   , 1 000
               and a proper fraction; 1  4                      Exercise 8.2
                                   6                              1.  (a) 1028.203 (b) 1006.7487  (c) 2126.246  (d) 1880.608
              2.  Two fractions are equivalent if they represent proportional     2.  (a) 576.246   (b)  286.777    (c) 1.883     (d) 349.151
               parts. The shaded part of two figures represents equivalent     3.  (a) 1 m 28 cm (b)  2 Kg 850 g   4.  26.541
               fraction   1 2   The shaded part of circle and triangle have     5.  66.35   6.  10.7°C    7.  ` 44.10
               different areas.                                   8.  ` 425.75   9.  ` 1,794.90
                                                                  10.  ` 1,021.49; ` 178.51  11.   ` 406.95; ` 593.05
             3. (a)   7    (b)   3    (c)   3
                  16      16      16                            Reason It Out!
                               1                                  1.  123.45628 < 111.414 < 3.802 < 762.919
              4.  (a) Milk drinkers;  12     (b) 70    (c) 105; Yes    2.  (a) .5, .6  (b) .07, .08  (c) 8.1, 10.1  (d)   .0001, .00001
            Values and Life Skills                                3.  P = 0.752, Q = 0.758
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              1.      2.  Roshan                                                 Review Exercises
                3                                               Multiple Choice Questions
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              3.  Rama  , Sheenu  , Jina   ;   <   <   1          1.  d    2.  a    3.  a    4.  b    5.  c
                     2        4      5  4   5   2                 6.  a     7.  b
              4.  Simmi                                         Solve Mentally
            Exemplar Problems                                   True or False        3.  False   4.  False   5.  False
                                                                          2.  True
                                                                  1.  True
              1.  d      2.  b    3.  False     4.  Equivalent    6.  True
                1537         7         1           1
              5.     m  6.  2     7.  15  km    8.  1  kg       Fill in the Blanks
                100          9         4           4                          2
              9.  (a) Denominators have been added                1.  tenths  2.   , 1 000     3. 0.01    4. remains same   5. 3.401
                (b) Numerators and denominators have been added   Answer in One Word or a Line               503
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              10.   9   and   5          11.   1                  1.  Yes    2.   10      3.  ` 3.24    4.  –6 and –5    5.   100
                22    22              2                           Let’s Evaluate
              12.  Natural number =   3  ;     Whole number =   4       1.     Hundreds  Tens  Ones  Tenths Hundredths Thousandths
                               7                    7
                Integer =   7    = 1                               (a)   3      2    1    3      1         0
                        7                                          (b)   0      6    6    7      5         8
                               Chapter 8                          2.  (a) 607.55       (b)  47.047
            Help the Caterpillar Reach Its Food                   3.  (a) 0.043  (b)  0.006  (c)  14.28  (d)  0.45   (e)  3.25
              .005 → .006 → .03 → .045 → .063 → .217 → .32 → .471     4.  (a) 565.34       (b)  379.123
            → .581 → .602 → .818 → .881 → .902 → .99 → 1 (Leaf)    5.  (a)   7    (b)   3   (c)   321    (d)   401    (e)   41
            Exercise 8.1                                               10        , 1 000   5       200        4
                                                                  6.  16.591   7.  10.35  8.  (a) 23.880  (b) 10.77
              1.    Hundreds  Tens  Ones  Tenths  Hundredths  Thousandths    9.  (a) 1,628.203     (b) 563.922
               (a)   0    2    0     5       0        0         10.  (a) 576.242       (b)  28.772     11. 18.7°C
               (b)   0    0    0     7       1        0           12.  (a) 2 m 93 cm    (b)  5 kg 700 g
               (c)   1    2    1     3       0        0         Thinking Skills                            1
               (d)   2    1    6     7       3        4           1.  Every fraction can be converted into a decimal.   5   can
                                                                    be converted to decimal fraction but not   1  .
              2.  (a) 30.7   (b)  416.05   (c)  207.53  (d)  12.012                                  3
              3.  (a) 26.3   (b)  333.33   (c)  53.0407 (d)  79.123    2.  Decimals can also be used to represent a whole and a
                                                                    part, hence its value can also be more than 1.
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              4.  (a)   4  (b)  7      (c)   45     (d)   73    (e)   80    3.  (a) I   (b) II   (c) III   (d) I
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              5.  (a) 3.880  (b) 0.77  (c) 1.432  (d) 27.213   (e) 2.9302      (e) IV   (f) I   (g) II   (h) IV
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