Sunday's Work

EASY

Divide

29 500 ÷ 500=____________	E	490 000 ÷ 7000=____	L
28 000 ÷ 70 = ___________	U	64 800 ÷ 800 = _________	I
1200 ÷ 400 + _________	B	33 960 ÷ 30 = __________	D
364 000  ÷ 8 = ___________	R	24 840 ÷ 60 = __________	N
118 400 ÷ 400 = ___________	G

What is the name of the Australian venomous octopus whose venom is so poisonous and concentrated that when it is squirted into the water, it can immobilize its prey immediately ?

__     ____     ____       _____        ______        ___       ____    ____    
 3         70         400         57              49500           81       414        296    

____  ______  octopus

  57    1132

Medium

1. Multiply the quotient of 14508 and 18 by 2

2. Denis bought a T- shirt for Rs 56. Jane bought an evening gown that cost 15 times as much as the shirt and Rs. 289 more. The evening gown cost Rs.____________

3. Kent bought 29 packets of phonecards. If each packet contained 34 phonecards and he gave 50 of them to Tom, how many phone cards are left with him?

Difficult

1. The total cost of a bag and a T- shirt was Rs. 19. Hari bought 4 such bags and 2 such T- shirts for Rs. 52. How much did a T- shirt cost?

2. Monica collected 431 stickers and Azhar collected 216 fewer stickers than Monica.

 If Sameer collected 5 times as many stickers as Azhar, how many stickers did they collect in all?

Challenging

1. Joe arranged 124 of his toy soldiers to form a square by placing an equal number of toy soldiers along each side. How many toy soldiers did Joe arrange along two adjacent sides of the square?

2.Han and Suman each collects a certain number of stickers every day. Han collects 

5 stickers each day. By the 12th day of Han's collection Suman had collected 

144 stickers. By the 20th day, Suman had collected 240 stickers. On which day would 

their total be 170 stickers?

 Dear Children 

I am posting work on operations of Whole Numbers for the two days Saturday and Sunday, as you know that the printer was not working on Friday last. 
Well sums on the worksheets have been organised as easy, medium, difficult and challenging.  If you find the sum easy do them mentally and write the answer.
For the sums which are difficult FOR YOU you HAVE TO SHOW THE WORKING

So let us get cracking these.

We shall be revising Factors Nd Multiples on Monday. Please recall what you know about FACTORS AND MULTIPLES so that we can clear your doubts


Worksheet Saturday

EASY

9

80 237 divided by 92

5442
x	757

 Solve.

1.

Miguel divides 101 marbles equally among 8 friends. a. How many marbles does each friend get? b. How many marbles are left over?

a. ----- marbles   b. ----- marbles

 2.  Jose buys 12 peppermints and 2 goody bags for his

party. He needs to put an equal amount in each bag.

a. How many peppermints can be put in each goody bag?
b. How many peppermints are left over?

  a. ------ peppermints
  b. ----- peppermints

Medium

Solve.

1.   A group of 557 people signed up for guitar lessons. Each class can have  a maximum of 16 students. What is the least number of classes needed?_______ classes 2.   Mike has Rs. 298 761. If T-shirts cost Rs. 49 each, then how many T-shirts  can he buy?_______ T-shirts 3. Which number when multiplied by 12 gives the product of 118512 Difficult 1.   Pearl divided 58 pinwheels equally into 6 jars.  She gave away all but 1 jar and the leftover pinwheels. How many pinwheels did she keep? _____ pinwheels 2. Jenny and Gina each had the same number of erasers. Jenny gave 82 of her  erasers to her friends and Gina gave  28 of her erasers to her siblings. Gina has  7 times as many erasers left as Jenny. How many erasers did each of them have  at first? Challenging Solve these word problems. SHOW WORKING CLEARLY STEP BY STEP 1. There are 5 times as many buttons in Bowl A as in Bowl B. There are 240 buttons  in both bowls. How many buttons must be transferred to Bowl B form Bowl A so that both bowls have the same number of buttons? 2. A scientist has 39 spiders, ants and houseflies in his lab for an experiment. He counted  264 legs altogether. There were thrice as many ants as houseflies. How many ants did  the scientist keep in his laboratory? (Spiders have 8 legs while ants and houseflies have 6)

Dear Students

I have posted some videos and work on the Math page. The first line of the ist sum will tell you why I did not post yesterday.

Keep practising the sums and bring them to class. You need not do all the sums at one time and show

So do as much as you can do comfortably in one day and try to finish all try to finish all the sums by next Wednesday

I shall also be putting up the template for conecpts today on the LEADERSHIP BLOG. So keep a watch out !

Bye for now

Aniruddha Sir

A. Had a marathon sleep yesterday. Slept at 7 p.m and got up at 5.44 a.m on Saturday. So there was no blog post on math yesterday. Anyway....

1. How many hours did I sleep in all?
2. what will be the time which is exactly in the middle of how long I slept? Draw it on a clock face (analog clock)
3. Can you write the time I slept and I woke up in railway time?
4. If I was travelling by train or by air I would have reached from where to where in the time I slept?
5. Write how long you have slept in railway time?

B. Watch this video. If it does not run for any reason here is the link. https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=9Ek61w1LxSc#at=88 Copy and paste it on you tube to see the video on solving simple algebraic equations.
1. So solve this  

4( x − 3) + 6

2. Solve for y:    2x + 4 = 6

3. Solve for d:    -x - 9 = -6

4  Solve for m:   3(2x + 9) + 4(5x + 5) = 5(3x + 6) - 3  

 Correct answer for Q 4  is (a) 

−1and nine upon eleven      (b)  913      (c)  −21   ( 

                           (d)  −1013        (e)  

 12
5.  Solve for x:            1 x   −  3  =   2 x  +  44

                                  4                    5

6. Solve for x:          2x - 6 = (- 3x) + 9

7.Jane and her friends were selling cookies. They sold 4 more boxes the second week than they did the first. On the third week, they doubled the sale of their second week. Altogether, they sold a total of 352 boxes. How many boxes did they sell in the third week?

  Watch this video below to understand how to solve equations with same variables on both sides

C. INTEGERS

Watch this video to understand how to HOW TO ADD AND SUBTRACT integers
SOLVE THESE SUMS NOW:1. The sum of 2 consecutive integers is 189. What is the first number in this sequence?
2. . Katherine is very interested in cryogenics (the science of very low temperatures). With the help of her science teacher she is doing an experiment on the affect of low temperatures on bacteria. She cools one sample of bacteria to a temperature of -51°C and another to -76°C. What was the temperature difference in the two experiments?

A) 25
B) -25
C) 127
D) -127

3.  A submarine dove 836 ft. It rose at a rate of 22 ft per minute. What was the depth of the submarine after 12 minutes?

A) -472 ft
B) 572 ft
C) 472 ft
D) 452 ft

4. The sum of three numbers is 12. The first is five times the second and the sum of the first and third is 9. Find the numbers.

5. If x + 2 represents an odd integer, then the next larger even integer in terms of x is (1)    x + 4                (2)   x + 3                     (3)   x +1                         (4) x

6. Explain why x and x +1 cannot represent two consecutive odd integers.

7. The low temperature on Monday is –9 degrees. If he low temperature on Tuesday is 5 degrees below this value, what is the low temperature on Tuesday?

8. For each of the following problems, write as a mathematical expression, compute the answer, and write the solution in a complete sentence.
 a) The temperature was 9° below zero at 9:00 and dropped 7° the next hour. What was the temperature at 10:00?
b)  In a game of Captain-May-I, you had taken 7 steps forward, 9 steps backward, 4 steps backward, 2 steps forward, and 3 steps backward. Where are you now?
c)  Make up at least four integer addition word problems, one for each of the four types of problems.