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    Bombay Scottish School, Mahim is located in Mahim, Mumbai. It is one of the oldest schools in Mumbai, established in 1847. The coeducational school follows the Scottish curriculum and has students from preschool to class 12. It aims to provide students with a holistic education in a safe learning environment.

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    Bombay Scottish School, Mahim is located in Mahim, Mumbai. It is one of the oldest schools in Mumbai, established in 1847. The coeducational school follows the Scottish curriculum and has students from preschool to class 12. It aims to provide students with a holistic education in a safe learning environment.

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    Bombay Scottish School, Mahim

    Question 1
    Fill in the blanks:
    a) The place value of 1 in the number 4,410,589 = ___________________
    b) The compact form of 7,00,000 + 3,000 + 4 = _______________
    c) The largest number formed by using the digits 3,6,5,9,2,1 is ___________.
    40
    d) The fraction 80
    is called a ________________ fraction.
    3 1 4
    e) 20
    + 20
    + 20
    = ____________

    f) 117
    155
    - 57
    155
    = __________________

    26
    g)
    9
    as a mixed fraction is _____________
    3
    h) 14 7
    as a improper fraction is _________________
    i) ______________ has no end points and can be extended indefinitely in both
    directions.
    j) The perimeter of a rectangle with length 12 cm and breadth 4 cm is _________.

    1
    Question 2
    Match the following:
    A B
    a) 78 l i) 414 kg
    b) 9,300 cm ii) 91.23 kg
    c) 9,123 g iii) 93 m
    d) 4,14,000g iv) 78,000 ml
    v) 9 kg 123g

    Ans. a) ______ ; b) ______ ; c) ______ ; d) ______


    Question 3
    Do as directed:
    a) Rewrite the following number by placing the commas and writing the number
    name in the Indian and International system: 4082201
    b) Use the short division method to divide 205 by 4.
    c) Find the factors of 120 using prime factorization (factor tree method).
    d) Find the HCF of 10 and 12 by listing the factors.
    e) Find the LCM of 9 and 18 by listing the first ten multiples.
    f) Tina has 4,480 stickers. Rose has six times as many stickers as Tina. How
    many more stickers does Rose have?
    ANSWER KEY
    Question 1
    8
    a) 10,000 b) 7,03,004 c) 9,65,321 d) proper e) 20
    60 8 101
    f) 155
    g) 2 9 h) 7
    i) Line j) 32 cm
    Question 2
    a) iv b) iii c) v d) i
    2
    Question 3
    a) 40,82,201- Forty lakh eighty-two thousand two hundred and one
    4,082,201- Four million eighty-two thousand two hundred one
    b) Q = 51 R = 1 c) PF of 120 = 2 × 2 × 2 × 3 × 5
    d) HCF of 10 and 12 = 2 e) LCM of 9 and 18 = 18 f) 22,400 stickers

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