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                       Practice time 2d



                1.  Find the quotient and remainder and check your answer.
                    (a)  275736 ÷ 9         (b)  876048 ÷ 7          (c)  683396 ÷ 15         (d)  436263 ÷ 23

                    (e)  804009 ÷ 78         (f)  183648 ÷ 143       (g)  728804 ÷ 192        (h)  355444 ÷ 222

                2.  Find the dividend, if
                    (a)  divisor = 136, quotient = 75 and remainder = 31

                    (b)  divisor = 403, quotient = 801 and remainder = 325

                3.  Fill in the blanks.
                    (a)  789 ÷ 789 = ______         (b)  5342 ÷ ______ = 5342             (c) ______ ÷ 6574 = 1

                    (d)  ______ ÷ 218 = 0            (e)  If 4032 ÷ 24 = 168, then 24 × 168 = ______

                4.  Match the following columns:
                                         Column-I                                          Column-II
                     (a) 54363 ÷ 10                                   (i) Q = 430, R = 33
                     (b) 43033 ÷ 100                                  (ii) Q = 487, R = 6
                     (c) 921735 ÷ 1000                                (iii) Q = 5436, R = 3
                     (d) 55569 ÷ 100                                  (iv) Q = 697, R = 770

                     (e) 4876 ÷ 10                                    (v) Q = 921, R = 735
                     (f) 697770 ÷ 1000                                (vi) Q = 555, R = 69

                5.  Solve the following word problems.
                    (a)  The cost of 130 radio sets is `299520. What is the cost of one radio set?

                    (b)  The product of two  numbers is 332878.  If one of the  numbers is 826,  find  the
                        other number.

                    (c)  School children in Delhi collected `98762 for flood-affected people. This is to be
                        distributed among 437 people equally. How much does each person get?

                    (d)  A wholesale  supplier  sold  349300  kg  of mangoes in  boxes  last  year.  How  many
                        boxes did  he use  throughout  the  year if there were 35 kg of mangoes in  each
                        box?


              estimAtion in oPerAtions

              We have learnt in our previous class how to round off a number to a certain place.
              To  round  off a number, we look  at the  digit  to  the
              right of the place to which you are rounding.                                Remember

              If the digit is 5 or greater, round up.                           A number can be rounded off to
                                                                                any place according to the situation.
              If the digit is less than 5, round down.                          But the estimated answer should be
                                                                                close to the actual answer.


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