Universal Mathematics 6>Chapter 1 - Knowing Our Numbers>CHAPTER INNINGS>Q 6

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Earn 100

A student multiplied $2568$ by $65$ instead of multiplying by $56 .$ Find the difference in products.

Important Questions on Knowing Our Numbers

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Universal Mathematics 6>Chapter 1 - Knowing Our Numbers>CHAPTER INNINGS>Q 7

How many

5 -

digit numbers are there in all?

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Universal Mathematics 6>Chapter 1 - Knowing Our Numbers>CHAPTER INNINGS>Q 8

The population of China in

2001

was

1276300000

and in

2005

it was

1307600000

. What was the increase in population? Write it in words.

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Universal Mathematics 6>Chapter 1 - Knowing Our Numbers>CHAPTER INNINGS>Q 9

Srivatsan, a student of class

6

, exercises for

45 Minutes

every day. Find out the time he spends in exercising in a week.

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Universal Mathematics 6>Chapter 1 - Knowing Our Numbers>CHAPTER INNINGS>Q 10

The length of a room is

2 Meters

900 Cm

and its width is

3 Meters

500 Cm

. Find out the difference between the length and width of the room.

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Universal Mathematics 6>Chapter 1 - Knowing Our Numbers>CHAPTER INNINGS>Q 11

The daily consumption of a student living in a hostel is

250

gm of wheat,

150

gm of rice,

100

gm of pulses and

75

gm of sugar. Estimate how much commodity (of each item) has to be purchased for

145

students who live in that hostel? (

1000 g = 1 k g

)

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Universal Mathematics 6>Chapter 1 - Knowing Our Numbers>CHAPTER INNINGS>Q 12

One shopkeeper bought

68

books at

₹ 43

each. A second shopkeeper bought

54

bags of wheat at

₹ 105

per bag. Who spent less and by how much?

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Universal Mathematics 6>Chapter 1 - Knowing Our Numbers>CHAPTER INNINGS>Q 13

A company sold

125

mobile phones for

₹ 7000

each. With the same money,

35

music system were bought. Find the cost of one music system.

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Universal Mathematics 6>Chapter 1 - Knowing Our Numbers>MENTAL MATHS>Q 1

Find the difference of the smallest and greatest five-digit numbers formed by the digits $6, 3, 8, 4$ using only one of these digits twice.