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Class 4 Maths Solutions and Hints

This document provides hints and solutions to mathematics problems for Class 4 students. Some of the key problems addressed include: - Finding the total number of glass balls needed to fill a box (32 balls) - Determining the oldest person among individuals of different ages (Punit at 18 months) - Calculating the number of apples based on a partial amount (5 apples) - Figuring out the earliest time to arrive at a bus stop based on a morning routine (8:00 am) - Computing the number of birdhouses that can be made in a given time period (208 birdhouses in 8 hours)

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Class 4 Maths Solutions and Hints

This document provides hints and solutions to mathematics problems for Class 4 students. Some of the key problems addressed include: - Finding the total number of glass balls needed to fill a box (32 balls) - Determining the oldest person among individuals of different ages (Punit at 18 months) - Calculating the number of apples based on a partial amount (5 apples) - Figuring out the earliest time to arrive at a bus stop based on a morning routine (8:00 am) - Computing the number of birdhouses that can be made in a given time period (208 birdhouses in 8 hours)

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CLASS 4

SET-3
HINTS AND SOLUTIONS
1. (D) 19. (C):(73)5=4 5
2. (B) : Afterturning,thepositionisrepeatedin 20. (C):In20gallons,truckisdriven=240km
nextfigure. \ In1gallontruckisdriven=240 20=12km
3. (C) :Totalglassballsrequiredtofillthebox 21. (D)
=4 4=16. 22. (C):2 2 5=20
Sameballsarerequiredforupperlayer.
23. (B):**= \ ****=
So,totalballrequired=16+16=32
24. (B):72 8=9 </ 6and189=9 </ 3.
4. (B)
25. (C) :x=10 5+32=2+32=52=3.
5. (B) : 16 24 32 40 48
26. (C) : Weightapersoncanlift=65 20=1300kg.
+8 +8 +8 +8
6. (D) 27. (B) :1day=24hours
\ 189days=24x189=4536hours
7. (D) :Marysage=17months
\ Charuworks4536hoursinayear.
Anusage=12+2=14months
28. (A) :Priceofsmallcanofchoco
Joesage=9months
=Priceoflargecanofchoco`100
Punitsage=10+6=18months
= `100
\ Punitisoldest.
29. (B) :Totaljuice=5litre=5000ml
8. (C) 9.(B)
Juiceleft=4.5litre=4500ml
10. (B) 11.(D) Juiceshared=(50004500)ml=500ml
12. (D):8 =40apples 500mljuiceissharedby2
\ 1 =40 8=5apples \ Eachwillget500 2=250ml
Now, +3 =155 30. (B) :Timetakentodoallthings
=30+15+5+5+5=60min=1hr.
\ 3 =150 \ Earliesttimetoarriveatbusstop
\ 1 =150 3=50 =7:00a.m.+1hr=8.00a.m.
31. (D) :30ismultipleofboth2and5.
13. (B):Clearly12squaresarerequiredtomake
theshadedfigure. 32. (D) :Lengthcanbemeasuredininch.

14. (D) 33. (A) :In1hourbirdhousesmade=26


\ In8hoursbirdshousesmade
15. (C):Totaloranges=6 4=6+6+6+6
=26 8=208
16. (D): OnWedensdayandFriday8bookswere
34. (D):Perimeterofshadedpart
sold.
=1+1+1+1+1+1+1+1+1+1+1+1+1+1+1+1+1+1
17. (A): Leastnumberbyusing6,3,8,7is3678 =18cm
=Threethousandsixhundredseventyeight.
35. (C) :1inchofbraceletrequires2minutes.
18. (A) :8 2=4 4,1 1 1 + 1. \ 5inchesofbraceletrequire
10 3 10 + 10,6 6 5 5 + 1. =2 5=10minutes

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