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                Example 7: Solve the following.

                                 2     3                   4      5     1
                           (a)   2  × 1              (b)   1 × 10 ×   1                     Knowledge Desk
                                 3     5                   5      9     2                1.  The product of two proper
                                 2     3   8   8    88      64     4
                                                      ×
                Solution: (a)   2  × 1 =     ×     =     =     = 4                         fractions is always less than
                                                      ×
                                 3     5   3   5    35      15     15                      each of the two fractions.
                                                  1   19                                 2.  The product of two improper
                                 4      5     1   9   95   3
                           (b)   1 × 10 ×   1   =   ×    ×                                 fractions is always greater than
                                 5      9     2   5   9    2                               each of the two fractions.
                                                  1    1
                                                                     ×
                                                 1   19    3   1193        57       1
                                                                 ×
                                               =   ×     ×   =           =     =  28
                                                 1    1    2   11 2         2       2
                                                                 ××
                        Quick Check
                              3 2
                      1.  Solve  ×  . Out of all three fractions which one is greater?
                              4   7
                              13 15
                      2.  Solve   ×  .  Out of all three fractions which one is greater?
                              12   2

                         Practice Time 2B



                  1.  What is the value of:
                         3                                                2
                    (a)    of 6 dozen of bananas?                     (b)    of `225?
                         4                                                3
                         4                                                1
                    (c)    of 1 year?                                 (d)    of 10 m ribbon?
                         5                                                5
                  2.  Evaluate the following fractions:
                    (a)   7  of  81          (b)   9  of  5           (c)   14 1  of  5        (d)   6 2  of  7
                         9                       3                           2                       7
                    (e)   18 1  of  12        (f)   13 1  of  93
                           4                        3
                  3.  Find the product of the following fractions:
                    (a)   4 ×  1             (b)   5 × 16             (c)   410 21             (d)   14 11 2
                                                                            ×
                                                                                                      ×
                            2                     4                             24                        7
                    (e)   12  2  × 4          (f)   11 ×  91          (g)   7  ×  9            (h)   1  ×  2
                           3                          121                 9   3                    3   5
                          2
                                                   1
                                                                            1
                                                                                                     1 7
                     (i)   6 × 7 1            (j)   7 × 3  1          (k)   9 ×  20  ×  4      (l)   4 ××   1 1
                          7    2                   5    4                   5   3   9                7  9    3
                  4.  Simplify the following:
                                                       1
                               3
                                                                                                        1
                                                                                                               3
                                                  3
                          1
                    (a)   2 ×  4 × 1         (b)  1 × 2 ×  3 1        (c)   1  3  ××  5        (d)   7  × 3 × 14 × 7
                                                                                48
                          2    6                  9    5    3               19       6             9    7     7
                                       1                            3
                  5.  Find the cost of 2   m cloth at the rate of `215   per metre.
                                       2                            4
                                   2                                                                          1
                  6.  Rohan used  3   bags of soil for his garden. He is digging another garden that will need    as much
                                   5                                                                          5
                     soil as the original. How much soil will he use in total?
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