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                3.  (15 × 14) × 13 = 15 × (14 × _______)

                4.  The dividend is exactly divisible by the divisor if the remainder is ___________.
                5.  ___________ is the smallest common multiple of 1, 2, 3 and 6.

                     4    3
                6.     +=      ___________
                     7    7

                C.  Attempt the following questions.

                1.  Ranjana has collected 224 sea shells to make necklaces for her sisters. She requires
                    32 sea shells to make a necklace. How many necklaces can she make?

                2.  Amit gave one-tenth of a bar of chocolate to each of his 5 friends during the school

                    recess. What portion of the chocolate bar is left with him?
                3.  There are 4,65,234 men, 4,60,556 women and 2,78,954 children in a city. Find the

                    approximate population of the city to the nearest hundred?

                4.  3657 chairs have to be arranged equally in 80 rows. Find the number of chairs in
                    each row. How many chairs will be left?

                5.  A ship has to travel a distance of 12,600 kilometres between two major cities. The

                    journey was divided into four parts. The ship travelled 2,450 kilometres in the first
                    part, 3,500 kilometres in the second part and 2,700 kilometres in the third part. How

                    much distance did the ship need to cover in the fourth part to complete the journey?

                6.  Complete the following by finding the factors of the given numbers.

                    (a)          63             (b)            48                      (c)        36




                                  ×     21              2       ×                                  ×     18



                                     3  ×                          3  ×                               2  ×



                                                                          ×   4                              ×



                                                                               ×

                7.  Find the missing numerator and denominator of the equivalent fractions.



                    1  =   2   =       =    4   =       =       =
                    3              9                                 21



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