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LO. Finds perimeter and area of the objects used in daily life using graph paper.
Q.1 Answer the following questions based on the shapes given below. {5}
1) What is the perimeter of shape B?
2) Which shape’s perimeter is less? Shape A or shape D.
3) Area of which shape is more?
4) Area of which shapes are equal?
5) Which shape has equal perimeter and area?
LO. Denotes a certain part of a given quantity in the form of fraction.
Q.2 A shopkeeper has made 9equal parts in a wooden cupboard. Answer the following questions by looking at the objects in the section.
{5}
Pouch Pen Lunchbox
Lunchbox Pencil Compass
Pencil Pen Pencil
1) Which items has been kept more by the shopkeeper in how many parts?
2) In how many parts compass is kept?
3) How many parts are used for the pen?
4) Which objects holds part of the cupboard is used for pouch then how much part is left for the remaining objects?

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