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                  4.  The product of two fractions is  8 4 . If one fraction is  2 1  , then find the other.
                                                      7                      7
                                                3
                  5.  By what number should  4    be divided to get 38?
                                                4
                  6.  In a seminar, 540 people assembled in an auditorium. They occupied   5   of the seats in the auditorium.
                     How many total seats were there in the auditorium?                  7

                          2                         2
                  7.  A  10  m ribbon is cut into  10  cm length. How many pieces are made?
                          5                         5
                  8.  How many 4  2   hour periods are there in 24 hours?
                                  3
                                                                                                              3
                  9.  A road roller can repair  2 1   km of road in a day. How many days will it take to repair  24 km long
                     road?                     5                                                              5

                                                     2
                 10.  The perimeter of a square is  12  m. Find the length of its side.
                                                     3
                                                         4        1
                 11.  How much greater the product of  4    and  3   from 20?
                                                         5        4




                       Life Skills

                   Malnutrition is a dietary deficiency that results in poor health conditions. It occurs when children do not eat
                   enough of the right foods. After seeing the malnourished children in a village, the Gram Panchayat decided to
                   distribute milk to them. So, 225 litres of milk was distributed equally among all the children of a village. If each
                            3
                   child got  l milk, how many children were there in the village?
                            5
                   What measures should the government or respective administration take to cure this dietary deficiency?


                Neha to Rohan: Hey! Could you convert the ingredients used in the cake into
                decimals?
                Rohan: Yes, my Math teacher taught us about the decimals yesterday.



                Decimal Numbers


                Fractions with denominators 10, 100, 1000, etc. are known as decimal fractions or decimal
                             3    47   1024
                numbers.       ,     ,       , … are some decimal numbers and can be written as 0.3, 0.47, and
                            10   100   1000
                1.024 respectively.

                A decimal number consists of two parts – the whole number part                    Whole  Decimal
                and the decimal part.                                                             number  Part
                                                                                                   8 6 3 . 2 6 7
                For example: In the number 863.267: the number 863 is the whole
                number (integral part) and 267 is the decimal part after a point.         Hundreds Tens        Thousandths
                This point is called a decimal point.                                               Ones Tenths
                                                                                                     Decimal  Hundredths
                                                                                                      Point


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