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Answered by Anonymous
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Solution:-

(I) Convert the given fraction or decimal into percentage:-

 \sf{1) \:  \dfrac{1}{5}=\dfrac{1}{5} \times 100=20\%}

\sf{2) \: 0.62=\dfrac{62}{100} \times 100 = 62\%}

(II) Express each of the following as fraction in their lowest terms:-

\sf{1) \: 75\%=\dfrac{75}{100}=\dfrac{3}{4}}

\sf{2) \: 15 \dfrac{1}{2}\%=\dfrac{31}{2} /100=\dfrac{31}{2} \times \dfrac{1}{100}=\dfrac{31}{200}}

(III) Use prime factor method to find the HCF(Highest common factor) of 18, 27 and 36:-

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(IV)  Express 36 hours as a percentage of 2 days:-

  First Convert 2 days in hours

       First day = 24 hours

       Second day = 48 hours

Then,

Let 36 hours be x percent of 2 days

So,

\sf{(\dfrac{x}{100}) \times 48 =36}

\sf{x=\dfrac{3600}{48}}

x = 75%

Therefore, 36 hours is 75% of 2 days

(V) The product of two numbers is 144. Their LCM is 36. Find their HCF?

 Product of two numbers = HCF x LCM

                                    36x = 144

                                         x = 144/36

                                         x = 4

⁂ Hence, the HCF of the two numbers is 4

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❶ Convert the given fraction or decimal into percentage.

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\Large  \underline \frak \red{ Solution }

1) 1/5

 :  \implies \sf\dfrac{1}{5}   \times  100

  :  \implies  \sf\cancel\dfrac{100}{5}

  : \implies  \sf20\%

 : \longmapsto\underline{\boxed {\sf{\red{20 \%}}}}

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2) 0.62

: \implies \sf \dfrac{62}{100}  \times 100

: \implies  \sf \cancel\dfrac{6200}{100}

 :\implies \sf62 \%

: \longmapsto\underline{\boxed {\sf{\red{62\%}}}}

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❷ Express each of the following as fraction in their lowest terms.

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1) 75%

:  \implies \sf75 \%

: \implies \sf  \cancel\dfrac{75}{100}

:  \implies \sf\dfrac{3}{4}

:  \longmapsto \underline{\boxed{\sf {\red{Lowest \: term =  \dfrac{3}{4} }}}}

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2) 15½%

: \implies \sf15 \dfrac{1}{2} \%

: \implies \sf \dfrac{31}{2} \%

: \implies  \sf\dfrac{31}{2}  \times  \dfrac{1}{100}

  : \implies \sf\dfrac{31}{200}

:  \longmapsto \underline{\boxed{\sf {\red{Lowest \: term =  \dfrac{31}{200} }}}}

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❸ Use prime factor method to find the HCF of 18,27 and 36.

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18

  • 2 | 18
  • 3 | 9
  • 3 | 3
  • ⠀| 1

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27

  • 3 | 27
  • 3 | 9
  • 3 | 3
  • | 1

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36

  • 2 | 36
  • 2 | 18
  • 3 | 9
  • 3 | 3
  • ⠀| 1

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 \Rightarrow \sf18 = 2 ×  \cancel{3} ×  \cancel{3}

\Rightarrow \sf27 =  \cancel{3 }×  \cancel{3}× 3

\Rightarrow \sf36 = 2 × 2 × \cancel{ 3} ×  \cancel{3}

HCF = 3 × 3 = 9

: \longmapsto\underline{\boxed {\sf{\red{HCF = 9}}}}

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❹ Expree 36 hours as Percentage 2 day.

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As we know that

 : \implies \sf{1 \: day = 24  \: hours}

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So,

 \implies \sf{2 \:  days = 2×24 = 48 \:  hours.}

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Now,

: \implies  \sf\dfrac{x}{100}  \times48= 36

:   \implies \sf \dfrac{48x}{100}  = 36

: \implies \sf{x =  \dfrac{36 \times 100}{48} }

  :\implies  \sf  {x =  \cancel \dfrac{3600}{48} }

: \implies \sf{x =75 \%}

:  \longmapsto \underline{ \boxed{\sf \red{Percentage = 75 \%}}}

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❺ The product of two number is 144 and their LCM is 36.Find their HCF.

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As we know that

{\Rightarrow{\textsf{LCM × HCF = Product of the numbers. }}}

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So,

Let the HCF be 'x'

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Now,

: \implies \sf{36 \times x} = 144

: \implies \sf{36x = 144}

:  \implies \sf{x =  \cancel \dfrac{144}{36} }

:  \implies \sf{x = 4}

:  \longmapsto \underline{ \boxed{\sf \red{HCF = 4}}}

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