Jharne De Solutions for Chapter: Natural Numbers and Whole Numbers, Exercise 1: Exercise

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6th CBSE
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We know that 0×0=0. Is there any other whole number such that a×a=a?

EASY
6th CBSE
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Is the product of any two odd numbers an odd number? Is it true for any two even numbers?

MEDIUM
6th CBSE
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Simplify using distributive property: 379×69-379×9+379×40.

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6th CBSE
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In a town, 1 out of 27 people owns a car. If the total population of the town is 49,626 then find the number of people having cars.

EASY
6th CBSE
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Class VIII sold tickets for 12 days by selling 250 tickets each days. Class IX sold tickets for 10 days by selling 300 tickets each day. How many tickets were sold by both the class?

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6th CBSE
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A shopkeeper bought 25 tables and chairs. If the cost of each chair is  400 and the cost of a table is  550, then find the total cost of the chairs and tables.

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6th CBSE
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There are 650 students in a school. If 25 students stand in each row during the morning assembly, then find the number of rows that will be formed.

If the required answer is k rows, then write the value of k in answer box.

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6th CBSE
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There are 20 bowls. Each bowl has 12 candies. If 4 candies are taken away from each bowl, then how many candies are left in the bowls?