Vaishali Bhatia and Rupesh Pathak Solutions for Chapter: Integers, Exercise 5: Exercise 1.2

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EASY
7th CBSE
IMPORTANT

On dividing -8016 by x, the answer obtained is -16. Find the value of integer x.

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7th CBSE
IMPORTANT

Divide 51 by the sum of -8 and -9.

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7th CBSE
IMPORTANT

Find the product of sum of three consecutive smallest positive numbers with the sum of their corresponding opposites.

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7th CBSE
IMPORTANT

In an Off Season Sale, a shopkeeper makes a profit of 50 on sale of one shirt and a loss of 20 on sale of a pair of pants. Find the number of shirts sold by him, if the total profit made by him is 820 and the number of pants sold is 4.

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7th CBSE
IMPORTANT

During a 12-hour period, the temperature which dropped by a fixed value every hour declined 36oC. How many degrees did the temperature drop each hour?

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7th CBSE
IMPORTANT

An insect climbs 2 cm up a slippery rod in one second and slips down by 1 cm over the next second. How many seconds will the insect take to reach the top of the rod 15 cm high?

EASY
7th CBSE
IMPORTANT

Start with integer 2. Add -3 to it. Multiply the answer by 10. Then subtract 5 from it. Now divide the result by 3 and then add 40 to it. What number do you get at last?

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7th CBSE
IMPORTANT

Vaibhav is an enthusiastic sports boy. While practising long jump, he managed 90 cm on the first day. Second day onwards he managed to jump 2 cm longer than the previous day and so on. On the sixth day, how long did he jump?