Kerala Board Solutions for Chapter: Decimal Forms, Exercise 4: Exercise 8

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Kerala Board Mathematics Solutions for Exercise - Kerala Board Solutions for Chapter: Decimal Forms, Exercise 4: Exercise 8

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Questions from Kerala Board Solutions for Chapter: Decimal Forms, Exercise 4: Exercise 8 with Hints & Solutions

MEDIUM
6th Kerala Board
IMPORTANT

A sack has 48.75 kilograms of rice in it. From this 16.5 kilograms was given to Venu and 12.48 kilograms to Thomas. How much rice is now in the sack. (Find the result in kilograms.)

MEDIUM
6th Kerala Board
IMPORTANT

Which number added to 16.254 gives 30.

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6th Kerala Board
IMPORTANT

Faisal travelled 3.75 kilometres on bicycle, 12.5 kilometres in a bus and the remaining distance on foot. He travelled 17 kilometres in all. What distance did he walk. Find the distance in kilometres?

MEDIUM
6th Kerala Board
IMPORTANT

Mahadevan's home is 4 kilometre from the school. He travels 2.75 kilometre of this distance in a bus and remaining on foot. What distance does he walk. Find the distance in kilometre?

HARD
6th Kerala Board
IMPORTANT

Susan bought a bangle weighing 7.4 grams and a necklace weighing 10.8 grams. She bought a ring also and the total weight of all three is 20 grams. Find the weight of the ring in grams.

MEDIUM
6th Kerala Board
IMPORTANT

From a 10.5 metre rod, an 8.05 centimetre piece is cut off. What is the length of the remaining piece.

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6th Kerala Board
IMPORTANT

We add 10.864 and the number got by interchanging the digits in its tenth's and thousandth's this place. What do we get? What is the difference of these two numbers?

MEDIUM
6th Kerala Board
IMPORTANT

When 12.45 is added to a number and then 8.75 subtracted, the result was 7.34. What is the original number.