S K Gupta and Anubhuti Gangal Solutions for Exercise 1: EXERCISE 2 (A)

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S K Gupta Mathematics Solutions for Exercise - S K Gupta and Anubhuti Gangal Solutions for Exercise 1: EXERCISE 2 (A)

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Questions from S K Gupta and Anubhuti Gangal Solutions for Exercise 1: EXERCISE 2 (A) with Hints & Solutions

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Composite Mathematics For Class VI>Chapter 2 - Whole Numbers>EXERCISE 2 (A)>Q 4

Whish is greater in the following pair of numbers?

800139, 8006139

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Composite Mathematics For Class VI>Chapter 2 - Whole Numbers>EXERCISE 2 (A)>Q 5

All whole numbers are natural numbers.

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Composite Mathematics For Class VI>Chapter 2 - Whole Numbers>EXERCISE 2 (A)>Q 5

Every whole number has its predecessor.

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Composite Mathematics For Class VI>Chapter 2 - Whole Numbers>EXERCISE 2 (A)>Q 5

Zero is the smallest whole number.

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Composite Mathematics For Class VI>Chapter 2 - Whole Numbers>EXERCISE 2 (A)>Q 5

The predecessor of every two-digit number is a single-digit number.

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Composite Mathematics For Class VI>Chapter 2 - Whole Numbers>EXERCISE 2 (A)>Q 6

How many times does the digit 2 occur between 1 and 100?

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Composite Mathematics For Class VI>Chapter 2 - Whole Numbers>EXERCISE 2 (A)>Q 7

Which of the following natural numbers does not have a predecessor?

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Composite Mathematics For Class VI>Chapter 2 - Whole Numbers>EXERCISE 2 (A)>Q 8

Given two whole numbers a and b, which of the following may not always be whole numbers.