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                     11.  Raghu covered 14 km to complete   of his journey. How much distance is still left to be covered?
                                                           3
                                        1                       3                2
                     12.  A man spends   of his salary on rent,     on food and   on insurance. If his monthly salary is
                                        5                       10               9
                        ` 27,000, then how much does he save?

                                                              AT A GLANCE

                    ¾   A fraction represents part of a whole.
                    ¾   A fraction in which the numerator is less than its denominator is known as a proper fraction.
                    ¾   A fraction in which the numerator is greater than or equal to the denominator is known as an
                        improper fraction.
                    ¾   A mixed fraction consists of a whole number and a proper fraction.
                    ¾   Fractions representing the same value are known as equivalent fractions.
                    ¾   Fractions with the same denominator are known as like fractions and with different denominators
                        are known as unlike fractions.
                    ¾   A fraction is in its simplest or reduced form if its numerator and denominator has 1 as the only
                        common factor.
                                          b    {Whole part (a) × Denominator (c)} + Numerator (b)
                    ¾   Mixed fraction  a  =                      Denominator (c)
                                          c
                    ¾   In like fractions, the fraction with the greatest numerator is the largest.
                    ¾   Given two fraction with the same numerator, the fraction with greater denominator is the smaller
                        one.
                    ¾   BODMAS stands for: Bracket  Of  Division  Multiplication  Addition  Subtraction




                                                            MENTAL MATHS

                      1.  Choose the correct option.

                         (a)  Which of the following is a proper fraction?
                                   1                   9                    15                       2
                             (i) 2       (ii)                  (iii)                           (iv)
                                   3                   7                     2                       5
                                                                      2
                         (b)  Which of the following is equivalent to  ?
                                 4                     2              3      4                      10
                             (i)          (ii)                 (iii)                           (iv)
                                 3                     6                     6                       3
                         (c)  Which of the following is a pair of like fractions?
                                 22                    5 2                   1 2                      2   1
                                                        ,
                                   ,
                                                                              ,
                             (i)  3 5        (ii)     99         (iii)       23         (iv)  1 ,1        2
                                                                                                      3
                      2.  Write True or False.
                        (a)   A fraction in which the numerator is less than the denominator is known as an improper
                             fraction.
                        (b)  Any mixed fraction can be converted into an improper fraction.

                        (c)  A fraction has only one equivalent form.
                             2       2
                        (d)     and   form a pair of like fractions.
                             3       6

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