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Test: Mathematical Operations - Question 1

The correct order to apply operations is

Detailed Solution for Test: Mathematical Operations - Question 1

According to BODMAS, the correct order of operations is Division ? Multiplication ?Addition - Subtraction.

Test: Mathematical Operations - Question 2

Which of the following equation shows the identity property of addition?

Detailed Solution for Test: Mathematical Operations - Question 2

The identity property of addition states that adding zero to any number does not change the number.

  • Option B: 0 + 3 = 3 demonstrates this property.
  • This equation shows that adding 0 to 3 results in 3, keeping the original number unchanged.
Test: Mathematical Operations - Question 3

What should be subtracted from 14y to get 8 as answer?

Detailed Solution for Test: Mathematical Operations - Question 3

To find what should be subtracted from 14y to get 8, follow these steps:

  • Start with the equation: 14y - x = 8.
  • Rearrange to find x: x = 14y - 8.

Therefore, the value of x is 14y - 8.

Test: Mathematical Operations - Question 4

If 4a + 3 = 15 then the value of 2a is

Detailed Solution for Test: Mathematical Operations - Question 4

To find the value of 2a, follow these steps:

  • Start with the equation: 4a + 3 = 15.
  • Subtract 3 from both sides: 4a = 12.
  • Divide both sides by 4 to solve for a: a = 3.
  • Multiply a by 2 to find 2a: 2a = 6.

Therefore, the value of 2a is 6.

Test: Mathematical Operations - Question 5

If there are 5000 mangoes in 100 boxes, how many mangoes will be there in 75 boxes?

Detailed Solution for Test: Mathematical Operations - Question 5

To find out how many mangoes are in 75 boxes, follow these steps:

  • There are a total of 5000 mangoes in 100 boxes.
  • This means each box contains 50 mangoes (since 5000 ÷ 100 = 50).
  • For 75 boxes, multiply the mangoes per box by the number of boxes: 50 × 75.
  • This calculation gives 3750 mangoes in 75 boxes.

Thus, the correct answer is 3750 mangoes.

Test: Mathematical Operations - Question 6

If Fatima has an equal number of notes of denomination 10,5 and 2 and the total amount she has Rs. 510, then the number of notes of each she had

Detailed Solution for Test: Mathematical Operations - Question 6

To find how many notes Fatima has, let's set up the situation using variables:

  • Let x be the number of each type of note.
  • Fatima has Rs. 10, Rs. 5, and Rs. 2 notes.
  • The total amount is Rs. 510.

Each type of note contributes to the total amount:

  • 10x from Rs. 10 notes.
  • 5x from Rs. 5 notes.
  • 2x from Rs. 2 notes.

The equation is:

  • 10x + 5x + 2x = 510

Simplify the equation:

  • 17x = 510

Solving for x:

  • x = 510 / 17 = 30

Therefore, Fatima has 30 notes of each denomination.

Test: Mathematical Operations - Question 7

There are 1,82,039 roses in a garden. If one rose out of every 13 roses is spoiled, then the total number of spoiled roses, is

Detailed Solution for Test: Mathematical Operations - Question 7

To find the total number of spoiled roses:

  • There are 1,82,039 roses in total.
  • Every 13th rose is spoiled.

Calculate the number of spoiled roses:

  • Divide the total number of roses by 13:
    1,82,039 ÷ 13 = 14,003

Therefore, the total number of spoiled roses is 14,003.

Test: Mathematical Operations - Question 8

Directions: Use the MULTIPLICATION OPERATION and evaluate the following questions.  

Detailed Solution for Test: Mathematical Operations - Question 8

The task involves using the multiplication operation to evaluate the given numbers.

  • Multiply each number by itself to find the product.
  • Compare the results to determine the correct answer.

The correct evaluation leads to option C.

Test: Mathematical Operations - Question 9

Directions: Use the ADDITION OPERATION and evaluate the following questions. 881 + 88

Detailed Solution for Test: Mathematical Operations - Question 9

881 + 88 = 969

Test: Mathematical Operations - Question 10

Directions: Use the ADDITION OPERATION and evaluate the following questions. 2547 + 9998

Detailed Solution for Test: Mathematical Operations - Question 10

2547 + 9998 = 12545

Test: Mathematical Operations - Question 11

Directions: Use the ADDITION OPERATION and evaluate the following questions. Look at these numbers: 0.2 2.5 2.66.1 Choose two numbers from the box to complete the addition sentence. ____+_____=2.7

Detailed Solution for Test: Mathematical Operations - Question 11

Look for numbers in the box that are less than 2.7. Try 0.2. Now we have to find the number which when added to 0.2 gives 2.7. That number is 2.5. thus 2.5 + 0.2 =2.7. 

Test: Mathematical Operations - Question 12

Directions: Use the ADDITION OPERATION and evaluate the following questions. 428.65 + 500.5

Detailed Solution for Test: Mathematical Operations - Question 12

428.65 + 500.5 = 929.15 [Since 500.5 = 500.50]

Test: Mathematical Operations - Question 13

Directions: Solve the word problems based on the operations of numbers. Tamana bikes 2.2 kilometres each school day. In total, how far will Tamana bike over 10 school days?

Detailed Solution for Test: Mathematical Operations - Question 13

Solution:

  • Tamana bikes 2.2 kilometres each day.
  • She bikes for 10 school days.
  • To find the total distance: multiply the daily distance by the number of days.
  • 2.2 km × 10 days = 22 kilometres.

Therefore, Tamana will bike a total of 22 kilometres over 10 school days.

Test: Mathematical Operations - Question 14

Directions: Solve the word problems based on the operations of numbers. A chef bought 6.6 kilograms of almonds and 5.8 kilograms of pecans. How many kilograms of nuts did the chef buy in all?

Detailed Solution for Test: Mathematical Operations - Question 14

Add the numbers of kilograms. Remember to line up the decimal points 6.6 + 5.8 = 12.4 The chef bought 12.4 kilograms of nuts.

Test: Mathematical Operations - Question 15

Directions: Solve the word problems based on the operations of numbers. A builder needs 6 nails to finish a project. If the nails come in packages of 6. How many packages should the builder purchase?

Detailed Solution for Test: Mathematical Operations - Question 15

Divide the number of nails by the number in each package. 6/6=1 The builder should purchase 1 package.

Test: Mathematical Operations - Question 16

Directions: Solve the word problems based on the operations of numbers. A carpenter bought a piece of wood that was 4.8 centimetres long. Then he sawed 0.9 centimetres off the end. How long is the piece of wood now?

Detailed Solution for Test: Mathematical Operations - Question 16

Subtract the numbers of centimetres. Remember to line up the decimal points. 4.8 - 0.9 = 3.9 The piece of wood is 3.9 centimetres long now.       

Test: Mathematical Operations - Question 17

Directions: Solve the word problems based on the operations of numbers. So far, an orchard has sold a total of 77,449 kilograms of fresh fruit and 503 kilograms of frozen fruit this season. In total, how many kilograms of fruit have been sold?

Detailed Solution for Test: Mathematical Operations - Question 17

Add the kilograms. 77,449 + 503 = 77952 kilograms. A total of 77,952 kilograms of fruit have been sold.

Test: Mathematical Operations - Question 18

Directions: Solve the word problems based on the operations of numbers. Jaya's science class places weights on a scale during on experiment. Each weight weighs 8.4 kilograms. If the class puts 2 weights on the scale at the same time what will the scale read?

Detailed Solution for Test: Mathematical Operations - Question 18

To find out what the scale will read when 2 weights are placed on it:

  • Each weight is 8.4 kilograms.
  • Multiply the weight of one by the number of weights: 8.4 kg × 2.
  • The scale will read 16.8 kilograms.
Test: Mathematical Operations - Question 19

Directions: Solve the word problems based on the operations of numbers. Since he was hired, a chef has served a total of 8.805 guests. Of those guests. 8.704 were adults. How many children has the chef served?

Detailed Solution for Test: Mathematical Operations - Question 19

Subtract the number of adults served from the total number of guests. 8805 ? 8704 = 101 Thus the chef has served 101 children.

Test: Mathematical Operations - Question 20

Directions: Solve the word problems based on the operations of numbers. A birthday card costs Rs. 2.37. How much would it cost to buy 4 birthday cards?

Detailed Solution for Test: Mathematical Operations - Question 20

To find the total cost of buying 4 birthday cards, follow these steps:

  • Each card costs Rs. 2.37.
  • Multiply the cost of one card by 4:
  • Rs. 2.37 * 4 = Rs. 9.48

Therefore, the total cost is Rs. 9.48.

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