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    33 + 33 + 33 + 33 + 33 is equal to

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    The value of is

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    What will come in place of question mark (?) in the following expression?

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    What is the value of (3° + 5° + 4° × 3°) × 22?

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    If , then x is equal to

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    The value of is

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    What will come in place of question mark (?) in the following expression?

    = ?

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    What is the value of 'x' if 105 × 10-3 = 10x?

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    If , then the value of x is

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    Which of the following is equivalent to 8.9 × 10-7?

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    If , then n is equal to

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    The number which is multiplied by (-7)2 to obtain a product equal to 35 is

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    The value of is

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    The value of x4 + y6, if x = 7 and y = 3 is

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    The value of is

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    A square shaped park has an area of 419 sq.m. A gardener wants to make square flower beds of 165 sq.m. How many flower beds can be made?

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    A jeweller spends Rs. 90,000 on buying a gold block from a miner. If the jeweller has 2 x 104 blocks of gold, then find out the total money spent on gold by the jeweller.

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    Two galaxies, Andromeda and Milky Way, revolve around each other. The longest distance from Andromeda to Milky Way is 5.236 x 1016 light years and the shortest distance from Milky Way to Andromeda is 2.541 x 1016 light years. Find the average distance between the two galaxies.

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    Distance from Paris to Canada is 3.7 x 108 km and distance from Canada to England is 4.3 x 107 km. The distance from Paris to England in standard form is


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    A teacher asked two of his students to solve the expression and write the answers on the board. Rajeev wrote and Sanjeev wrote . Who wrote the correct answer?

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    Directions: Match the following.

    Column - 1 Column - 2
    a) i) -44
    b) ii) 1
    c) iii) 79
    d) iv) 2

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    Which of the following options is correct with respect to the two statements given below?

    (i) 90 = (10000)0
    (ii) 100 × 10011 = 1000011

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    Directions: Compare the following and put the correct sign (=, < or >) in place of question mark (?).

    1) (-4)-2 ? 3-2
    2) (4)3 ÷ (4)6 ? ()2
    3) ()-3 + ()-3 + ()-3 ? (3-2 × 4-2 × 5-2)-1

    Options 1 2 3
    A < = <
    B < < =
    C = > <
    D > = <

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    Directions: State T for true and F for false.

    P) A number is said to be in the standard form, if it is expressed as the product of a number between 1 and 10 and the integral power of 10.
    Q) (-5)5 is smaller than .
    R) Very small numbers cannot be expressed in standard form using negative exponents.

    P Q R
    A F F T
    B F T T
    C T T F
    D T F F

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    Directions: State T for true and F for false.

    1. xa.xb is equal to xa + b.
    2. Standard form of 57,00,00,000 is 5.7 × 108.
    3. The base and power in [25 × 4]-5 is -100 and 5, respectively.
    4. 73 is greater than 54.

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