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(e) The difference between the greatest 4-digit number and the smallest 3-digit

number is ________________.
(f) Divisor × Quotient + Remainder = _________

12. Arrange the following numbers in ascending and descending orders.

(a) 3267, 8709, 2397, 6501 (b) 3076, 7804, 9712, 4093

13. Who am I? Match with the number.

(a) I am a century and a half-century. (i) 1049
(b) I am the greatest 4-digit even number. (ii) 999

(c) I am exactly between 1039 and 1059. (iii) 9998

(d) I am the predecessor of the smallest 4-digit number. (iv) 150

14. Write the expanded form and add.

2728 = Thousands + Hundreds + Tens + Ones

+ 111 = Thousands + Hundred + Ten + One

= Thousands + Hundreds + Tens + Ones

15. Complete the puzzle.

17 – 7 = 10

– – –

– = 3
= = =

11 – =

16. Write the fractions.

(a) What fraction of buttons is red? __________

(b) What fraction of buttons is blue? __________

17. A factory made 756 caps in 6 days of a week. If the same number of caps are made

every day, then how many caps does the factory make in a day?
18. Form the smallest and the greatest 4-digit numbers using 8, 7, 0 and 3. Find the

difference between the two numbers formed.

19. 6670 bottles were loaded into a delivery van. 2340 bottles were delivered to one
shop and 2300 to another shop. How many bottles are left in the van?

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