Rational Numbers - Worksheet
1) If 𝑥 = 5
, the value of x is
6 −3
a) -10 b) 10 c) 15 d) -15
2) Add −3 and 5
4 6
a) 1
b) 12 c) −15 d) −5
12 8 8
3) Express −7 as a rational number with the numerator 49.
12
4) Write 51
in standard form.
−68
5) Find three rational numbers equivalent to −15
8
6) Arrange the following rational numbers in ascending order:
3
, 9
, −11 and 23
−4 16 12 −32
7) Subtract 3 from −5
8 6
8) The product of two rational numbers is 17 . If one of the two numbers is
8
5
, then find the other rational number.
8
9) Represent -4 and 13 on a number line.
5 4
10) Write 5 equivalent rational numbers for 3
5
11) Compare the rational numbers: -2 and 4
3 7
12) Add: 3 +(- 5 ) and simplify the answer.
4 6
13) Subtract: 7 - 2
8 3
14) Multiply: -3 3 X 4 4
5 9
15) Divide: 55 ÷ −15
6 36
16) Convert 7 into decimal form.
8
17) Simplify: 9 × −10 + −4 × 14
5 3 7 8
18) Find the sum: −3 + 2 - 7
4 5 10
19) Ritika bought 9 pens for ₹ 403 She wants to know how much she paid
4
for each pen.
20) Raju walks 2 3 km every day. How much distance does he walk in 6
4
days?
21) A tank is filled with water up to 5 of its capacity. If the tank’s full capacity
6
is 60 liters, how much water is in the tank?
22) Add: −7 + 3 and represent the result on a number line.
8 4
23) A baker had 6 1 kg of flour. He used 23 kg to bake cakes. How much
2 4
flour is left?
24) Simplify: ( 3 - 2 ) + 1
4 3 6
25) A ribbon of length 6 1 meters is cut into 5 equal parts. What is the length
4
of each part?