Chhattisgarh Board Solutions for Chapter: Factors and Multiples, Exercise 8: EXERCISE 6.1

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Questions from Chhattisgarh Board Solutions for Chapter: Factors and Multiples, Exercise 8: EXERCISE 6.1 with Hints & Solutions

EASY
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What would be the H.C.F. for two consecutive numbers?

MEDIUM
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Divide the numerator and denominator of the given fraction by their highest common factor and write the fraction in simplified form.

1444256

MEDIUM
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Divide the numerator and denominator of the given fraction by their highest common factor and write the fraction in simplified form.

22113025

MEDIUM
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Two small tankers contain 85 and 68 liters of petrol respectively. Find out the maximum capacity of the measuring vessel with which the total quantity of petrol can be measured. Write your answer in liters.

MEDIUM
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Find out the largest divisor for the numbers 389, 436 and 542 that would give 4, 7 and 3 respectively as remainder.

MEDIUM
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In classes (VI, VII and VIII) 6, 7, and 8 of a school, there are 220, 176 and 132 students respectively. Find the maximum number of students that can be included in a group so that the groups have equal number of students and can be made in each class.

HARD
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Hamida has 527 apples, 646 chickoos and 748 oranges. These fruits have to be distributed in equal heaps. What would be the number of fruits in the largest heap? How many such heaps will be formed?

HARD
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A rectangular room is 122 m long and 92 m wide from outside. If its walls are 1 m thick then find out the maximum length of a scale in meter that can be used to measure the inner length and width of that room.