Dr. Sanjeev Verma and R.K. Tyagi Solutions for Chapter: Knowing Our Numbers, Exercise 5: ASSIGNMENT 1.4
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A six-storey building has height. A monkey can climb in one jump. In how many jumps would the monkey reach at the top of the building?

The height of a particular tree is increasing at the rate of per month. What would be height of the tree after years if its present height is ?
[Assuming the growth of the tree is uniform.]

Ramesh deposited in his bank account on Tuesday and withdrew on Wednesday. Next day (on Thursday), he again deposited . What was his balance on Thursday?
If the answer is , then find the value of ?

A person gained in one transaction and lost in another transaction. Did the person gain or lose during the whole transaction and by how much?

The sum of two integers is . If one integer is , find the other one.

The difference between two integers is . If one integer is , find the other one.

The product of two negative integers is . If one integer is , find the other integer.

An A.C. cools the room at the rate of per hour. What would be the final temperature of the room after hours, if the initial temperature of the room is ?
