Whole Numbers and Decimals Exercises
Whole Numbers and Decimals Exercises
Chapter one
Whole Numbers
Addition (
To add two or more numbers, write the numbers one under the other.
Line up the ones, the tens, the hundreds and so on, and then add them
from the right direction.
Examples a) 87+12 b) 61+3 c) 37+56+09
Solution
b)
99 64 102
Exercise
1. 13+52
2. 7894+12
3. 1245+321+12
4. 52+2+90+784
5. 85649+12364+13
6. 893+450+391+61+5
7. 878+78912+75497789
8. 45678+4587+98765+4612
9. 12387+126123+7813+387+254
10. 8+80+800+8000+80000+80000+8000000
Subtraction (-)
To subtract two number, write one under the other. Line up the
ones, the tens, the hundreds and so on, and then subtract them from
the right direction
Examples
Subtract: a) 36-24 b) 852-45 70003-506
Solution
- -
12 807 69497
Exercise:
1. 795 - 283
2. 587 - 120
3. 740 - 670
4. 89300 - 567
5. 79040 - 5688
6. 90300 - 45670
7. 100000 - 5609
8. 389306 - 50670
9. 89300 - 67111
10.9300000 - 567543
11.25025 - 20025
Multiplication Table
1 0=0 2 0=0 3 0=0 4 0=0 5 0=0
1x1=1 2x1=2 3x1=3 4x1=4 5x1=5
1x2=2 2x2=4 3x2=6 4x2=8 5x2=10
1x3=3 2x3=6 3x3=9 4x3=12 5x3=15
1x4=4 2x4=8 3x4=12 4x4=16 5x4=20
1x5=5 2x5=10 3x5=15 4x5=20 5x5=25
1x6=6 2x6=12 3x6=18 4x6=24 5x6=30
1x7=7 2x7=14 3x7=21 4x7=28 5x7=35
1x8=8 2x8=16 3x8=24 4x8=32 5x8=40
1x9=9 2x9=18 3x9=27 4x9=36 5x9=45
1x10=10 2x10=20 3x10=30 4x10=40 5x10=50
Examples a) b) c)
Exercise:
1) 2) 3) 4)
5) 6) 7) 8)
Divide
27 28 42 18 45
24 25 24 32 20
30 5 49 0 35
42 63 81 = 16 36
40 72 54 14 56
Exercise:
1) √ 2) √ 3) √ 4) √
√ 6) √ 7) √ 0 8) √
Example2
30 5
a) √ b) √
36 4550
06 413
Exercise
√ √ √ √
5) √ √ √ √
√ √ √ √
13) √ √ √ √
√ √ √ √
21) √ √ √ √
√ √ √
√ √ √
Chapter Two
Decimals
Additions & subtractions
Additions of decimals
Adding and subtracting of decimals is similar to adding and subtracting
with whole numbers.
Example1
a) 3.21+4.5 b) 9.369+51.01
Solutions
a) 3.21 b) 9.369
+ 4.5 + 51.01
7.71 60.379
Exercise
48.65+23.12
1.421+21.14
7.87+5.87+3
4.52+3.54+3
5.93+12.413
74.3+3.40+34
65.89+76.4+23
713.4+13.13+45.1
233+34.56+90+3.554
16.709+8.951+3.463+6.9
4.93+43.41+26.65+7+32.541
Subtraction of decimals
Example2:
a) 16.07-5.127
b) 16.070
5.127
Solution: 10.943
Exercises:
Solution
96 11.08
0.07 1.05
6.72 5540
0 0000
1108000
11.6340
Exercises
1) 297 8 2) 6.8 × 59 3) 90.01 × 40
To The right
To The left
0.1---- Moves the decimal points one digit to the left
0.01---- Moves the decimal points two digits to the left
0.001----Moves the decimal points three digits to the left
0.0001---= Moves the decimal points four digits to the left
0.00001--- -Moves the decimal points five digits to the left
0.00000 Etc. --- Moves the decimal points six digits to the left
Examples
3.6×10=36 Exercises
o 2.46×10=
5.654×100=565.4
o 0.312×100=
0.06×1000=60
o 7.2×1000=
4.87÷10=0.487
o 0.001×100=
0.9÷100=0.009
o 2.45÷10=
4÷100=0.004
o 0.2÷1000=
o 79÷1000=
o 0.2÷1000=
o 9÷1000000=
Examples:
b) √
53.7
a) √ 6 70
18 = √
15 216
35 252
35 252
00 00
Exercise
1) √ 2) √ 3) √
√ 5) √ 6) √
7) √ 8) √ 2 9) √
√ 11) √ 12) √
√ 26) √ 2 27) √
Mas’ alooyin
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laadlaadaan darjiinka cambaha ee Cali .
geedkale 92105 ayaa ka soo laad laada iyo
geedkale ayaa waxaa ka soo laadlaada 5508
oo cambe ah. Immisa cambe ayaa ka soo
laadlaada darjiinka cambaha?
Buug ayaa qiimihiisa waxa uu yahay 985214 iyo
buug kale oo qiimihiisa yahay 97455.
Waa maxay farqiga u dhaxeeyo labada buug?
Faarax waxa uu iibiyay 25830 oo kiish oo
qamadi ah waxa uu ku iibiyay 40687$ sidoo kale
waxa uu iibiyay 30645 oo kiish bariis ah waxa
uu ku iibiyay 35676$. waa maxay wadarta guud
ee faarax uu wax ku iibiyay?
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ciise waxa uu heystaa 8250 batati macaan oo ka
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dhuf sankeedu waxa uuyahay 135.
Waa maxay maxsuulka?
Roman Numbers
Roman and Arabic numbers chart
1 11 31 41 51 61 71 81 91 101
2 12 32 42 52 62 72 82 92 212
III XIII XXXIII XLII LIII LXIII LXXIII LXXXIII XCIII CCCLIII
3 13 33 43 53 63 73 83 93 353
4 14 34 44 54 64 74 84 94 CDIV
404
5 15 35 45 55 65 75 85 95 555
6 16 36 46 56 66 76 86 96 846
VII XVII XXXVII XLVII LVII LXVII LXXVII LXXXVII XCVII CMXXVII
7 17 37 47 57 67 77 87 97 927
VIII XVIII XXXVIII XLVIII LVIII LXVIII LXXVIII LXXXVIII XCVIII MVIII
8 18 38 48 58 68 78 88 98 1008
9 19 39 49 59 69 79 89 99 1999
10 20 40 50 60 70 80 90 100 2420
Roman numbers are still used for some Topic like numbering Chapter or parts of
book, numbers of watches, and are seen as dates on old buildings etc.
Exercises
Write these as Arabic numbers
A) XXIII B) CCL C) DCXLI D) XC E) CDLXX F)LXVII
G) MMXXIII H) DCLIII J) MCMLXXXVI
Write these as Roman Numbers:
A) 72 B) 537 C) 10 D) 400 E) 1814 F) 1 G) 100000 H) 2014
J) 2020 K) 388 L) 900
Properties of numbers
Even and odd umbers:
A number is even if it divides by two without a remainder. The numbers
2,4,6,8,10,12,14,16,18,20 and so on are even numbers.
Is 5,398,476 an even number? Yes, it is. Because any number with a last
even digit or zero is an even [Link] the other hand, a number is odd if it
has a remainder 1when divided by two. 3,5,7,9,11,13,15,17,19,21, and so on.
B) N.B. Number 1 is also an odd number where 0 is neither even nor odd.
A number is composite if it has factors. 4, 6, 12, 15, 20, 210, etc. Are all
composite numbers because they all have factors. The factors of 4 are 2 and
2, the factors of 6 Are 2 and 3, and the factors of 210 Are 2 , 3 , 5, and 7
if a number hasn’t got a factor other than 1 itself , than it is a prime
number,
Divisibility Rules
A number is divisible by -----
2
If the last digit is even ( 0, 2, 4 , 6, or 8 )
Exercise:
Write F for false or T for true in the boxes
443 : 3
690 : 3
715 : 5
205 : 2
38 : 2
252 : 7
343 : 7
900 : 2
Factorization
Solution
a) b)
Exercise
1) 21
2) 24
3) 30
4) 80
5) 55
6) 120
7) 145
8) 210
9) 144
10) 456
HCF/GCF
Exercise:
Example3:
Exercise
Find the LCM of these numbers using factorization
1) 54 and 30 6) 270 and 315
2) 40 and 60 7) 400 and 630
3) 44 and 88 8) 484 , and 252
4) 54 and 120 9) 264 , and 44
5) 700 and 850 10) 945 and 252
Answers: last five
1890
25200
30492
264
3780
Rounding Decimals
Example 1
Exercise:
Fill in the table by rounding these decimals to the nearest whole number,
tenth, hundredth or thousandth.
Chapter Three
Fraction
Fraction is in the form of where b 0
a) +
b) –
Solution
+ = =
c) - = =
Exercise 1
1) - = 2) + = 3) + =
4) - = 5) - = 6) - + =
Example 2: Evaluate
a) + = =
b) - =
c) 5 + 1 = + = = = 7
d) 4 - 3 = - = =
Exercise 1:
Convert the following into improper fraction
a) 3 b) 5
C) 9 d) 1 =
e) 4 f) 2 =
g) h) 20 =
Exercise 2:
1) = 6) 3 + 7
2) - = 7) 4 - =
3) + 8) 2 -1 =
4) - = 9) 3 - =
5) - = 10) 3 - =
11) 3 + + 1 12) 1 - + +
12) 8 - + 14) + -
Results:
1) 2) 3) 4) 5) 6) 7)
Reducing Fraction
A fraction is said to be in its lowest term if both the numerator and denominator
are divided by the same number (H. C. F.)
Examples
a) = b) = c) =
Exercise 3:
1) 2) 3) 4) 5)
Results:
1) 2) 3) 4) 5)
Multiplication
We can multiply the numerators to get the numerator of the product and multiply
the denominators to get the denominators of product
Example1: Evaluates.
a) × b) 2 × =
Solution
a) × = =
b) × = = or 2
For longer numbers, it may be easiest to first divide both the numerator and
denominator by common fraction thus process is called cancellation.
Example2: Evaluate
4 × =
Solution: × =2
Evaluate 4:
× = 7) 3 × ×4 ×2 =
2) × = 8) × 16 × =
3) × × = 9) ×3 × =
4) × × = 10) × × × =
5) 3 ×2 11)1 × × ×2 =
6) × 12) × × =
Results: 8) [ [ ] [ ] [ ] [ ]
Division:
We can see that division by two fractions, the second fraction well be
Example1: Evaluate
1) ÷ =
2) ÷2
=?
÷
Solution
1) × = = or 1
2) ÷ ×
= =
÷ ×
Exercise 5:
1) ÷ =
10)
2) =
11) 3 ÷
3) 8 = 5 ÷
12) ÷
4) 9 =
5) ÷ =
13) ( (
6) 5 ÷ = 14) ( (
15) (
7) 2 ÷ =
16) (
8) ÷1 =
Decimal fraction
Changing decimal fraction into fraction.
Exercise 6:
a) 0.1325 = b) 0.315 = c) 0.522 =
= 0.625 b) c) d) = 1.875
Exercise 7:
1) = 2) = 3) = 4) =
5) = 6) = 7) = 8)
Fraction power
4) ( + = 5) ( - = 6) (4 - = 7) (3+ ÷ (4+ =
Problems
2) A gardener planted 36 trees but 12 of the tress died. What fraction of the
trees died? Ans
3) 2) A boy ate of cake and his friend ate of it. What fraction of the cake
the uncle. (By Shiekh Hassan Haji da’uud Mudey). Answer: Daughter
$60000; wife $15000; mother $20000; and uncle $25000.
5) Ali used cups of flour to prepare of sambusa and another cups of to
6) The height of the building was feet high before it was doubled. How tall
Ans or
Chapter four:
Measurement:
Measurement is divided into two parts
a. metric unit
b. imperial unit
meter
gram
letter
yard
foot
inch
Example 1
Covert 50 hm into km
Solution
50hm 10 km
50 5 km
Exercise:
1. 565cm m 2. 275mm m
3.50cm dm 4. 50km hm
5. 100dm cm 6. 0.05km m
Example 1:
Solution:
50mg 1000 G
50
Exercise:
1) 50g Dg 2) 0.004hg cg
3) 3.5hg kg 4) 0.5cg dg
5) 550kg g 6) Dg
Example 1:
Solution:
75ci 100 L
75 L
Exercise:
1) 2L ml 2) 0.5kl Dl
3) 100dI ml 4) 20hl kl
5) 14Dl l 6) 0.4ml cl
8 km 740 m
+ 0 km 650 m
11 km 1810 m =
= 12 km 810 m or 12.81
4 kg 620 g or 4.62 kg
Exercise:
1. 5 m 64 cm + 7 m 56 cm + 12 m 8 mm
3. 6 kg - 4 kg 850 g
4. 4 t 500 kg – 3 t 900 kg
5. 3 m – 1m 80 cm 6 mm
6. 2 lt 400 ml + 16 lt + 890 ml
9. 5 t 4q 30 kg – 3 t 6 q 45 kg
Answers:
1. 25 m 20 cm 8 mm
2. 18 t 595 kg or 18.595 t
3. 1 kg 150 g or 1.15 kg
4. 600 kg
5. 1 m 19 cm 4 mm
6. 19 lt 290 ml or 19.29 lt
7. 3,866 lt 300 ml or 3,866.3 lt
8. 37 km 605 m or 37.605 km
9. 1 t 7q 85 kg
10. 6 lt 630 ml or 6.63 lt
Example 2: 3 (8 cm 16 m) =
Solution:
24 cm 48 m
Example 3:
0 t 0 t 18 kg
860 √
0
15 × 10 = 150 q + 4q=154 q
0
154 q × 100= 15400+80 kg
= 15480 kg
860
6880
6880
0000
Ans 18 kg
Exercises
Answers:
1) 8 × ( 4 km 690 m )
2) 40 × ( 8 lt 520 ml ) 1) 37 km 520 m Or 37.52 km
3) 15 × ( 20 kg 750 g ) 2) 340 lt 800 ml 0r 340.8 liter
4) 25 × ( 5 m 13 cm ) 3) 311 kg 250 g 0r 311,25 kg
5) 12 × ( 44 cm 32 m 12 km ) 4) 128 m 25 cm Or 128,25 m
6) ( 478 lt 700 ml ) ÷ 12 5) 528 384 m 144 km
7) ( 14t 680 kg ) ÷ 575
8) ( 23 t 13 q) ÷ 20 6) 39 m 891 ml Or 39.9891 lt
9) ( 30 km 600 m ) ÷20 7) 25 kg or 25.53 kg, R= 305
10) (15 m 64 cm 6 mm) ÷ 4 8) 1 t 2q , R= 3q
The imperial system is a kind of English system the important basic units are
inch, foot, and yard.
Formula:
1 yard 36 inch
1 feet 12 inch
1yard 3 feet
Example 1:
Solution:
3x36= 108in +
4x12= 48in +
Example 2:
Solution:
6x36= 216in+
5x12= 60in+
Yd. Ft In Results
4 5 8 212inches
5 4 5 233inches
6 7 3
2 3 8
7 6 9
1 5 5
9 8 4
Subtraction of imperial
Example1:
35 ÷ 12= 2ft, 11
Example 2:
5√
10 yd. 1ft 8in
2 × 3=6+1=7 ft
5
2 × 12= 24+8
=32in
30
R= 2in
Exercise1:
d) ( 17 yd 9in ) × 7 Ans ? ? ?
e) ( 10 yd 4 in – 3 yd 3 ft ) Ans? ? ?
Exercise 2:
( 17 yd 3 ft 17 in ) 12 Ans?
( 29 yd 10 ft 13 in ) 30 Ans?
Chapter five
Basic geometric
Rectangle:
Example1:
Solution:
Given
L=10m P= 2×10m+2×5m
W=5m p= 20m+10m W P=?
P=? p= 30m
Exercise
L
a. L=5m w=4m
b. L=3.5m w=2.6m
c. L=6cm p=50 w?
d. P=80 L=10 w?
e. P=44m w=11m L?
f. W=8 g p=32 g L?
g. Find the perimeter of rectangle with 4cm length and 3cm width?
h. Find the perimeter of rectangle with 3.4m length and 2.5m width?
i. Find the perimeter of rectangle with 6cm length and 4cm width?
j. Find the perimeter of rectangle with 5.2m length and 3.5m width?
Perimeter of square:
4 cm
Formula: PERIMATER OF
4 cm SQUARE 4 cm
1. P = S×4
2. S = 4 cm
Example1:
Solution:
Given
S=6m P=24m
P=S×4? S=
P=6m×4 S=
P=24m S=6m
Example2:
Given
P? P=S×4 S= =5m
Exercise:
1. Calculate the perimeter of square with 4cm sides?
2. Calculate the perimeter of square with 3.5cm sides?
3. Complete the following table:
Square Perimeter
Square 2.5 cm ?
Square 6.5 m ?
Square ? 36m
Square 5.5 m ?
Square ? 64 cm
Square ? 9 cm
Square 9m ?
Square ? 25 m
Square 10 cm ?
Square ? 49m
Formula:
A= L×W
L=
W=
Example 1:
Solution
Give
L= 5m W= 4m
Area of rectangle
A= L×w? 4m
A?
A= 5m×4m
5m
A= 20
Exercise:
Find the following of area of rectangle:
Complete the following of tables:
L= 5 m W? A= 65
L=? W=11m A= 22
9 cm 8.5 cm A?
6.5 m 4.5 m A?
7m 5m A?
Formula:
A= S S= √
Solution: 5cm
Given S= √ Area of
5cm 5cm
S= 5m S= √ Square
A=? S= 5cm
5cm
A= S×S
A=5cm×5cm
A=25cm2
Exercise:
Square 7 cm
Square 25
Square 8 cm
Square 10 cm
Square 81
Square 4 cm
Area of triangle:
1) A = 2) b = 3) h =
Example 1:
Find the area of triangle whose height is 15m has base of 10m?
Solution:
Given
h
h= 15m b= 10m A=? Area of
triangle
A=
b
A=75
Exercise:
1. Find the area of triangle whose height is 6cm and hase base of 5cm?
2. Find the area of triangle whose height is 5.4m and has base of 4.5m?
3. Find the area of triangle whose height is 7cm and has base of 6cm?
Complete the following table:
Area of trapezium:
Formula:
A= ( h= ( a= b=
Example 1: find the area of trapezium in which parallel sides are 1.2m
and 1.8m and are 4m height:
Solution:
Given
a= 1.2m h= 4m
b= 1.8m A=?
A= (
A= (
A=
A= 6
Exercise:
Complete these
1) a= 2.5 m 2) a= 4 cm 3) A= 20 cm
b= 3.5 m b= 5 cm a= 3 cm
h= 6.4 cm h= 8 cm b= 2m
A=? A=? H?
4) a= 1.3 cm 5) A= 55 m 6) A= 60 m
b= 1.7 cm h= 5 m h= 5 m
h= 3.4 cm a= 3 m b= 7 m
A? b? a?
7) A= 68 m 8) 28 cm 9) A= 70 m
h= 15 m a= 3 cm h= 5 m
b= 2 m b= 4 m a= 7 m
a? H? b?
D= diameter is a line segment across the circle that passes through the center with
end point.
A= area is the quantity that express the extent of a two –dimensional figure or
shape
Formula:
A A= R=
Diameter
R
C=2 r C= D=2r
Find the area and circumference of a circle with radius of 14 cm? (Taken )
Solution: a= c= 2
a=22 x 28 c=2(44cm)
C=?
Exercise
Area of parallelogram is the four sided figure in which both pairs of opposite
sides
Formula: A= b × h b= h=
Solution:
a= b*h
= (12cm) * (5cm)
=60c
Solution:
A=30 A=42c
Exercise:
5 cm 7 cm 35
7m 56
8 cm 48
23 cm 10 cm
5 cm 55
4 cm 20
The volume is the measure of the amount of the space inside of solid.
V= L × w ×h H= L= W=
Examples:
Find the volume of cubed with sides 3cm by 4 cm and height 17 cm?
V= L × w × h
V= 3 cm × 4 cm × 17 cm
V= 204 c
Exercise:
1) V= 120 cm 2) L= 6m 3) V= 1792 cm
w= 5cm H? w= 5m H= 64cm W?
L= 4 cm h= 7m h= 7cm
Volume and cylinder: is the area of its circular base, times the height h
Formula: v= H=
Given solution
v=? v=615.44c
Exercise:
1) r= 10 cm 2) r= 10 cm 3) r= 3.5 cm
V=4400 c V=6594 m h= 10 cm
h=? h=? v?
4) r= 5 cm 5) r= 12 m 6) h= 5 cm
h=10 cm h= 8 m v= 769.3 cm
v? v=? ?
7) r= 4 m 8) h= 10 cm 9) r= 12cm
h=2.5m V= 2009.6 cm h= 5 cm
v=? =? V?
Volume of a cone is times the radius of the base squared times height divided by
Formula: v= r=radius
h=height
s=length of slant
Example: find the volume of cone of radius 7m and height 9m. Round to the
nearest tenth.
Solution
( ( (
V= =
( ( (
(3.14(49) (3)
461.6
Exercise
1) Find the volume cone of radius 5m and height 13m. round to the nearest tenth.
2) Find the volume cone of radius 6m and height 8m. round to the nearest tenth.
3) Find the volume cone of radius 5m and height 12m. round to the nearest tenth.
4) Find the volume cone of radius 7m and height 11m. round to the nearest tenth.
5) Find the volume cone of radius 4m and height 9m. round to the nearest tenth.
6) Find the volume cone of radius 8m and height 14m. round to the nearest tenth.
7) Find the volume cone of radius 14m and height 9m. round to the nearest tenth.
8) Find the volume cone of radius 3m and height 7m. round to the nearest tenth.
9) Find the volume cone of radius 9m and height 12m. round to the nearest tenth.
Formula: at= 2 +2
Example 1: find the total area of cylinder with height 4 cm and radius of 7cm?
Solution
A= 2 x
A= 44 x 4+2 x 154
A= 176 +308
A= 484c
Exercise:
a) r= 3 cm h= 8cm
b) r= 3.5 cm h= 5cm
a) r=14 cm h= 2cm
b) r= 7 cm h= 4m
Chapter Six
Percent
Changing decimal into percent
Solution
Exercise
Example: a) b) c)
Exercise:
a) = =
b) = = = = =
Finding a percent of a numbers:
To find the percent of a number first change the percent to fraction or
decimal then multiply by the 100%
Example 1: find 20% of 45
Solution:
Exercise
Solve each problem either fraction or decimals:
a. 25% of 84= 19% of 80= 60% of 75=
b. 40% of 70= 15% of 80= 50% of 48=
c. 80% of 15= 25% of 200= 90% of 80=
Finding what percent one number is of another
Example 1 Example 2
18 is what percent of 75? 20 is what is the percent of 50?
Solution solution
Exercise:
a. 40 is what % of 80? 50 is what % of 100?
b. 15 is what % of 20? 50 is what % of 300?
c. 5 is what % of 50? 200 is what % of 400?
d. 30 is what % of 80? 2 is what % of 40?
Finding a number when a percent is given
Changing the percent to fraction or decimal then divide the number you have
by the fraction or decimal.
Formula: percent base and rate
P= br B= R=
Exercise
I. 25 of what number is 19%?
II. 48 of what number is 240%?
III. 100 of what number is 500%?
IV. 10 of what number is 50%?
V. 45 of what number is 96%?
VI. 75 of what number is 600%?
VII. 25 of what number is 50%?
VIII. 30 of what number is 200%?
IX. 35 of what number is 600%?
X. 20 of what number is 50%?
Profit
Profit is the money gained by trading or business to find the profit money use
this formula:
Profit=Selling price- buying price
Example1: Ali bought 2kg of rice for 52 and then sold it for 61 what profit
did he make?
Solution
Selling price=61
Buying price=52
Profit= 9
Exercise:
1. Mohamed bought 6 goats for 800 and then sold them for 950 what
profit did he make?
2. Axmed bought 2kg of tomatoes for 42 and then sold the tomatoes for
50 what profit did he make?
3. Asha bought 2 goats for 300 and then sold them for 350 what profit did
she make?
4. Halooyeelo bought 2kg of sugar for 32 he sold the sugar for 35 what
profit did make?
Loss
Loss is the money lost in trade or [Link] find the loss of money use
Example1: a man bought a ram for 200 and then he sold it for 180
what loss did he make?
Solution
Buying price= 200
Selling price = 180
Loss= 20
Exercise:
a. Ahmed bought a cow for 950 and then he sold it for 940 what loss
did he make?
b. Hussein bought items from the market and sold them in hem shop.
Buying price
To find the buying price use this formula: Buying price = selling price - profit
Example1: Ali sold 4kg of rice for 5 each making a profit of 2 find the
buying price.
Solution
Selling price = 20
Profit = 2
Buying = 18
Buying price:
To find the buying price use this formula: Buying price = selling price+loss
Example1: Ahmed bought a hen and then sold for 20 making a loss of 2 find
his buying price.
Solution
Selling price = 20
Loss= 2
Buying price = 22
Selling price
To find the selling price use this formula: Selling price = Buying price - loss
Example1: Mr. Cumar bought 3kg of oranges for 6 each and them making a
loss 2 what was his selling price
Solution
Buying price = 18
Loss = 2
Selling price = 16
Percentage profit
Percentage profit is the profit expressed as a percentage of the buying price.
To find the percentage profit of the something’s use this formula:
Percentage profit =
Example: Businessman bought goods for 350 and then sold 400 what is that
percentage of profit?
Solution
Profit = 50 p.p=
Exercise
Buying price Selling price Profit [Link]
250 350
150 200
650 700
2000 4000
Percentage loss
Percentage loss is the loss expressed as a percentage of the buying price.
Percentage loss =
A man bought goods from the market for 300 and then sold the goods for 270
find his percentage loss.
Solution
Proportional parts:
Example 1: divide 42000 among a-b-c in the ratio 1:2:3
Solution
1+2+3=6
1/6 x 42000sh = 7000sh
2/6 x 42000sh = 14000sh
3/6 × 42000sh = 21000sh
[Link] the profits of a business amounting to 35000 among three
parties’ a-b-c at 1:2:4
Solution
1+2+4=7
1/7 x 35000 = $5000
2/7 x 35000 = $1000
4/7 x 35000 = $2000
Exercise:
Complete the table below
32,000 1:2:3
56,000 2:1:8
42,000 3:2:1
90,000 4:5:1
820,000 3:1
46,000 3:4
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Chapter Seven
Basic Algebra
In algebra is short way of using letters as well as number.
d)
Solution:
a) 14x + 5x= (14 + 5) x= 19x b) 5y- 13y= (5-13) y= -8y
1. 8x + 5y – 17x
2. 7X – 8 – 11X
3. 3a + 5c – 9a + 2a –c
4. 3xy + 4xy + 5x2y 6xy2
5. 5y2x- 2x2y + 8y2x + 2xy – x2y + 3xy
6. 11a + 30a -18a
7. 3v + 7v – v +v
8. 5x + 6x2 + 8x + x3 – x2
9. 5c + 2d + c- (-3) d
10. 1/2y – 3/7y + y
Example4:
a) 3a+b+a+5b+c-2
b) 2x+y-x+6y+3x+4
Solution:
= 4x+6b+c-2 = x+3x+y+6y+4
= 4x+7y+4
Exercise:
1) 2x+3x=
2) 13xy-xy+2xy=
3)
4)
5)
6) 4a
7) x+3
Examples:
Solution
Exercise:
1) 2 x m 2) 8x × 3y 3) 6y × 4y × y 4) 5a × 2ab
5) 3x ×6 6) 4 ×3 7) ab × 2ab 8) mn × 9mn. 4
Examples:
a) b) c) = =2
Exercise:
1) 2) 3) 15ab 4) 3y
5) 26p 6) 7) 16 . 6b
Examples:
a) b) = c) =
Solution
(
a) = =
Exercise:
1) 2) 3) 4)
5) + = 6) + 7)
8) 9) 10)
Evaluation
Examples
a) a + b + c b) 2b - c c) 7b + a-c d) 4a+
Solution
(
2+5 (-3) 2(5)-(-3) 7(5) +2-(-3) 4(2) + (
=4 =13 =40
=
Exercise:
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