Question

1.Match the following equivalent fractions from the code given below Column I Column II (A)2/12 (i) 60/84 (B) 5/7 (ii) 20/100 (C) 1/5 (iii) 52/390 (D) 4/30 (iv) 12/72 2.A piece of wire 5/9 cm long broke into 2 pieces. One piece was 1/3 cm long. Then the length of the other piece is 3.Ranu Tyagi was given one and half hours to do a test. She finished the test in one and one- sixth hours. How much earlier did she finish her test? 4.There are 12 dozen bananas in a basket. 5/24 of them are rotten and 1/3 of them are to be sent back. How many bananas can be used? 5.Three-fourth of the picture was painted red, one-sixth was painted pink and the remaining portion of the picture was painted black. The remaining portion is: 6.Mohan had 49 pencils and he used 21 pencils out of it. Fraction of pencils used by Mohan is 7.Manoj earns ₹12,000 per month. If he saves 1/20 of his income, then his monthly saving is: 8.An ornament is made up of gold and copper. It weighs 90g. If 1/15 of it is copper, then the weight of gold in it is: 9.An objective test was given to a group of 145 students. It was found that 4/5 of the students gave all correct answers. The students who made one or more mistakes are: 10.Pooja bought an exercise book for ₹35/4 and a pen for ₹62/5. How much money does she pay for both the things?

Answer 1

Step-by-step explanation:

Question 1:

Convert each of the following into a mixed fraction:

(i)

28

9

(ii)

226

15

(iii)

145

9

(iv)

128

5

ANSWER:

(i)

28

9

Quotient=3, Remainder=1, Denom