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Comparing Quantities Class 7 Worksheet Maths Chapter 7

Q1: The fraction form of 60% is
(a)
3/5
(b) 4/5
(c) 3/10
(d) 7/10

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Ans: (a)
60% = 60/100 = 6/10 = 3/5

Q2: The percent form of 3.05 is
(a)
61/20%
(b) 61/50%
(c) 305%
(d) 350%

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Ans: (c)
3.05 x 100% = 305/100 x 100 = 305%

Q3: 35% of 1 kg is equal to
(a) 3.5 GM
(b) 35 GM
(c) 350 GM
(d) 3.5 KG

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Ans: (c)
35% of 1 kg = 35/100 x 1 = 0.35 kg = 350 gm

Q4: 20% of 1000G is equal to
(a)
100 G
(b) 150 G
(c) 200 G
(d) 250 G

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Ans: (c)

20% of 1000G = 20/100 × 1000
= 200G

Q5: If 65% of students in class VII have a bicycle, then the percentage of the students who do not have bicycles will be
(a) 25%
(b) 35%
(c) 45%
(d) 56%

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Ans: (b)
Suppose there are 100 students in class VII, 65 out of them have bicycles and the percentage of the students do not have bicycles
= (100 - 65)% = 35%

Q6: Out of 25 children in class VII, 10 are boys. The percentage of boys is

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Sol: Given, out of 25 children, there are 10 boys. 
The percentage of boys = 10/25 x 100 = 40
There are 40% boys in the class.

Q7: If 65% of students in class VII have a bicycle, then the percentage of the students who do not have bicycles will be

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Sol: Suppose there are 100 students in class VII, 65 out of them have bicycles and the percentage of the students do not have bicycles
= (100 - 65)% = 35%

Q8: If a storybook with market price Rs 250 was sold to a customer for Rs 280, then the increase% will be

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Sol: Old price = Rs 250
New price = Rs 280
Change in price = Rs 280 - Rs 250 = Rs 30
Increase % = Change in price / Original price  × 100 
= 30/250 × 100
=12%

Q9: The amount to be paid on Rs 7500 at 3.5% p.a. for 1 year is

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Sol:
Simple Interest (SI) = PrincipalPrincipal  x Rate × Time / 100

Comparing Quantities Class 7 Worksheet Maths Chapter 7

Total amount = Principal + SI = 7500 + 262.50 
= 7762.50

Q10: The amount to be paid on Rs 6000 at 3% p.a. for 3 years is

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Sol: Given:
Principal (P) = Rs 6000
Rate of interest (R) = 3%
Time (T) = 3 years
Simple Interest (SI):
SI = P × R × T / 100 = 6000 × 3 × 3 /100 
=Rs. 540
Total Amount:
Amount = P + SI = 6000 + 540 
= Rs. 6540

Q11: Mohan bought a T.V. set for Rs 10,000 and sold it at a profit of 10%. The profit on the T.V. set is

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Sol: Given. CP = Rs 10000 and profit = 10% 
Profit = 10% of Rs 10, 000 = 10/100 x 10000
= Rs. 1000

Q12: An almirah is marked at Rs 6,000 and is available at a discount of 12%. The sale price of the almirah is

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Sol: Given, marked price (MP) of an almirah = Rs 6, 000 and, discount = 12% of Rs 6000
= 12 / 100 x 6000 = Rs. 720
Sale price = MP - discount
= Rs (6000 - 720)
= Rs 5, 280

Q13: The simple interest on Rs 2,500 for 3 years at 5% p.a. is

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Sol: Given, Principal (P) = Rs 2,500
Rate of interest (R) = 5% p.a.
Time (T) = 3 years
Simple Interest (S.I.) = P x R x T / 100
= 2500 x 5 x 3 / 100 = Rs. 375

Q14: The price of a watch was increased from Rs. 1770 to Rs. 2200. The percentage increase is

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Sol: Old price = Rs. 2200
New price = Rs. 1770
Amount of change = Rs. 2200 - Rs. 1770 = Rs. 430
Increase % = Amount of change / original amount x 100
= 430/1770 x 100 = 24.29%

Q15: A bag was sold for Rs 250 at a loss of 20%. The cost price is

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Sol: Selling Price (SP) = Rs 250
Loss = 20%
Cost Price (CP) = SP/(1−Loss Percentage)

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= Rs. 312.50

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1. What are the basic concepts of comparing quantities in mathematics?
Ans. Comparing quantities involves finding the difference, ratio, or percentage between two or more values. Key concepts include understanding proportions, calculating percentages, and using ratios to express relationships between quantities.
2. How do you calculate the percentage increase or decrease in a quantity?
Ans. To calculate the percentage increase, subtract the original quantity from the new quantity, divide the result by the original quantity, and multiply by 100. For percentage decrease, subtract the new quantity from the original quantity, divide by the original quantity, and multiply by 100.
3. What is the difference between simple interest and compound interest in terms of comparing quantities?
Ans. Simple interest is calculated only on the principal amount, while compound interest is calculated on the principal and any accumulated interest. This means that compound interest generally results in a higher amount over time compared to simple interest.
4. How can ratios be used to compare different quantities?
Ans. Ratios express the relationship between two quantities by showing how many times one quantity contains another. For example, if there are 2 apples and 3 oranges, the ratio of apples to oranges is 2:3, indicating that for every 2 apples, there are 3 oranges.
5. What role do proportions play in comparing quantities?
Ans. Proportions show that two ratios are equal. They are useful for solving problems involving comparisons, such as determining how much of one quantity corresponds to another. For example, if 1/2 of a quantity corresponds to 1/4 of another, one can solve for unknown values using proportions.
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