Mathematics for Class 6>Chapter 2 - Playing With Numbers>EXERCISE>Q 5

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In a school there are two sections - section $A$ and section $B$ of Class $VI$ . There are $32$ students in section $A$ and $36$ in section $B .$ Determine the minimum number of books required for their class library so that they can be distributed equally among students of section $A$ or section $B$ .

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Important Questions on Playing With Numbers

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Mathematics for Class 6>Chapter 2 - Playing With Numbers>EXERCISE>Q 6

In a morning walk three persons step off together. Their steps measure

80 cm, 85 cm

and

90 cm

respectively. What is the minimum distance each should walk so that he can cover the distance in complete steps

?

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Mathematics for Class 6>Chapter 2 - Playing With Numbers>EXERCISE>Q 7

Determine the number nearest to

100000

but greater than

100000

which is exactly divisible by each of

8, 15

and

21

.

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Mathematics for Class 6>Chapter 2 - Playing With Numbers>EXERCISE>Q 8

A school bus picking up children in a colony of flats stops at every sixth block of flats. Another school bus starting from the same place stops at every eighth blocks of flats. Which is the first bus stop at which both of them will stop

?

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Mathematics for Class 6>Chapter 2 - Playing With Numbers>EXERCISE>Q 9

Telegraph poles occur at equal distances of

220 m

along a road and heaps of stones are put at equal distances of

300 m

along the same road. The first heap is at the foot of the first pole. How far from it along the road is the next heap which lies at the foot of a pole

?

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Mathematics for Class 6>Chapter 2 - Playing With Numbers>EXERCISE>Q 10

Find the smallest number which leaves remainders

8

and

12

when divided by

28

and

32

respectively.

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Mathematics for Class 6>Chapter 2 - Playing With Numbers>EXERCISE>Q 1

For the following pair of numbers, verify the property:

Product of numbers $=$ Product of their $H . C . F$ and $L . C . M$

$25, 65$

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Mathematics for Class 6>Chapter 2 - Playing With Numbers>EXERCISE>Q 1

For the following pair of numbers, verify the property:

Product of numbers $=$ Product of their $H . C . F$ and $L . C . M$

$117, 221$

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Mathematics for Class 6>Chapter 2 - Playing With Numbers>EXERCISE>Q 1

For the following pair of numbers, verify the property:

Product of numbers $=$ Product of their $H . C . F$ and $L . C . M$

$35, 40$