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  • Question 1
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    The three digit number formed by $$4, 6$$ and $$2$$ is/are
    Solution
    The numbers formed by $$4$$,$$6$$ and $$2$$ are $$462$$ ,$$264$$ and $$642$$.
    So, option $$D$$ is correct.
  • Question 2
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    Which of the following is a correct roman numeral ?
    Solution
     

    Given that,

    $$CXL,CC,XX$$

    We know that,

    $$CXL=140$$ ,CC=200, $$XX=20$$

     

    Hence, this is the answer.

     

  • Question 3
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    Write the smallest three-digit number using the digits $$4, 5, 6, 9$$ such that first digit is fixed as $$5$$ (Repetition of digits not allowed) 
    Solution
    $$4,5,6,9$$
    Smallest three digit number will be formed my smallest of the three digits from the given ones, i.e. $$4,5,6$$

    Also given that, first digit is fixed as $$5$$
    $$\therefore$$ Smallest three digits number possible $$= 546$$
  • Question 4
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    Let the given digits be $$2, 3, 6,7$$, find the greatest three digit number that can be formed with using the given digits only once.
    Solution
    The given digits are $$2,3,6,7$$

    Greatest three digit number will be formed my largest of the three digits from the given ones, i.e. $$7, 6, 3$$

    Thus, the three digit numbers possible are $$763, 736, 367, 376, 673, 637$$

    Greatest three digits number possible $$= 763$$
  • Question 5
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    If $$ \dfrac{1}{4}$$ of a teaspoon is 1 ml, then how many milliliters are in 6 teaspoons?
    Solution

  • Question 6
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    Read the number:
    $$9,76,987$$
    Solution
    $$9,76,987$$
     This number has $$9$$ at lakh's place, $$7$$ at ten thousand's place, and so on, and is read as

    Nine lakh seventy six thousand nine hundred eighty seven
  • Question 7
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    Read the number:
    $$7,88,789$$
    Solution
    $$7$$ is at lakh's place followed by $$8$$ at ten thousand's place, $$8$$ at thousand's place, $$7$$ at hundred's place, $$8$$ at ten's place and $$9$$ at one's place.

    So $$7,88,789$$ is read as Seven lakh eighty eight thousand seven hundred eighty nine.
  • Question 8
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    If a number reads "Eleven lakh seventy thousand six hundred seven". Find the missing digit.
    $$11,70,\_07$$
    Solution
    Let us convert the given number in words into numerals as follows:

    Eleven lakh$$=11,00,000$$
    Seventy thousand$$=70,000$$
    Six hunderd$$=600$$
    Seven$$=7$$

    Now, add the numerals as shown below:

    $$1100000+70000+600+7=1170607$$

    Therefore, the required number is $$11,70,607$$.

    Hence, the missing digit in $$11,70,\_07$$ is $$6$$.
  • Question 9
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    The greatest number formed by $$9, 8$$ and $$2$$ is
    Solution
    The 3 digit numbers formed by $$9, 8$$ and $$2$$ are $$982, 928, 892, 829, 298$$ and $$289$$.
    The greatest number is $$982$$.
    So. option $$A$$ is correct.
  • Question 10
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    $$\spadesuit$$n denotes the number obtained when n is rounded to the nearest tenth. For example $$\spadesuit 4.31=4.3$$
    $$\spadesuit 0.089-\spadesuit 1.135=$$.
    Solution

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