Test: Measurement of Length, Mass and Capacity - 1 - Class 5 MCQ

• On left side 12 balls
• On right side 7 balls and 40 kg
• So as both side weigth are equal so equating them
• Let x be the weight of a single ball
• 12x=7x+40
• 5x=40
• x=8
• The mass of 20 such balls will be 160kg

To solve this problem, we need to calculate the maximum possible weight of the parcel that can be sent using foreign mail with a postage of Rs. 136.

The postage rates for foreign mail are:

• First 60 g: Rs. 32.50
• Every additional 50 g or part thereof: Rs. 4.50

Step 1: Calculate the remaining postage after the first 60 g.

Given that the first 60 g costs Rs. 32.50, subtract this from the total postage:

136 − 32.50 = 103.50 Rs.

Step 2: Determine how many additional 50 g units can be covered by Rs. 103.50.

Each additional 50 g costs Rs. 4.50, so divide the remaining postage by this amount:

Step 3: Calculate the total weight.

Add the weight for the first 60 g and the additional weight:

60 g+ (23×50 g) = 60 g +1150 g=1210 g

So, the maximum possible weight of the parcel is 1210 g. = 1.210 kgs

• Soni can cycle from point A to point B and return to point A in 10 minutes.
• so for 1 round with cycle it would take 5 minutes
•  She can cycle and walk back in 18 minutes.
• it would take 18 - 5 minutes to walk , so 13 minutes for walk
• It will take 26 mins for her to walk there and walk back.

To determine how much money Julie has left after buying a burger, follow these steps:

1. Subtract the cost of the burger from the total money Julie has.
2. Perform the subtraction step-by-step:
   • Start with the decimal part: 0.50 - 0.75 cannot be done directly, so borrow 1 from the whole number part, making it 1.50.
   • Now subtract: 1.50 - 0.75 = 0.75.
3. Subtract the whole numbers after borrowing:
   • 60 (after borrowing) becomes 61 - 1 = 60, then subtract 42 to get 18.
4. Combine both parts to get Rs. 18.75.

Thus, the correct amount left with Julie is Rs. 18.75.

• Cost of 3 pieces = 345
• 

• Length of smaller pieces = 11×0.45 = 4.95m
• Hence,
  ribbon left with Reeta =17.85 − 4.95 = 12.90m

• weight of hazelnut = 4.75kg
• weight of raisins = 0.75 kg
• total weight = 4.75 +0.75 = 5.5kg
• No of box = 5
• therefore weight of each box = total weight / no of box
• = 5.5kg/ 5
• = 1.1kg

• It takes 30 minutes to walk one kilometer.
• Rest of all the options are not related with the act of walking.

The following information outlines the weights of Ajay's and Aman's bags:

• Weight of Ajay's bag: 4.72 kg
• Aman's bag is lighter by: 2.14 kg
• Therefore, weight of Aman's bag: 4.72 kg - 2.14 kg = 2.58 kg

- To convert meters to centimetres, remember that 1 meter equals 100 centimetres.
- First, convert 26 meters into centimetres: 26 x 100 = 2600 cm.
- Add the remaining 6 centimeters: 2600  + 6 cm = 2606 cm.
- Therefore, the total length in centimetres is 2606 cm.