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Excellence in Mathematics>Chapter 1 - Knowing Our Numbers>Assignment 1.5>Q (i)
Population of Mumbai in 2001 was 3,42,69,123 . It increased by 62,98,313 in the next two years, but 19,42,639 migrated to Delhi. The population of Mumbai in 2003 was
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Excellence in Mathematics>Chapter 1 - Knowing Our Numbers>Assignment 1.5>Q (ii)
A machine produces 9623 screws a day and after 1 month (30 days), these screws are distributed equally to five dealers in different parts of the city. How many screws does each dealer get?
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Excellence in Mathematics>Chapter 1 - Knowing Our Numbers>Assignment 1.5>Q (iii)
If a student multiplies 150 by 16 instead of 15, the difference in product is
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Excellence in Mathematics>Chapter 1 - Knowing Our Numbers>Assignment 1.5>Q 1
A man deposited ₹3569 on Monday, withdrew ₹1556 on Thursday and again on Friday, he deposited ₹532 in the bank. How much money did he have in his account in the bank?
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Excellence in Mathematics>Chapter 1 - Knowing Our Numbers>Assignment 1.5>Q 1
Ravinder goes to the market with ₹800. He buys a chair for ₹135, a pair of shoes for ₹99 and utensils for ₹356. How much money is left with Ravinder?
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Excellence in Mathematics>Chapter 1 - Knowing Our Numbers>Assignment 1.5>Q 1
A town newspaper is published everyday. One copy has 12 pages. Everyday 11,980 copies are printed for all. How many pages are printed everyday?
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Excellence in Mathematics>Chapter 1 - Knowing Our Numbers>Assignment 1.5>Q 1
A vessel has 4 litres and 500 ml of curd. In how many glasses each of 25 ml capacity can it be filled?
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Excellence in Mathematics>Chapter 1 - Knowing Our Numbers>Assignment 1.5>Q 1
Find the difference between the greatest and the smallest numbers that can be formed using the digits 6, 2, 7, 4, 3, each only once.