6th Grade > Mathematics
INTEGERS MCQs
Total Questions : 99
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(i) −87+55=−32
⇒32mbelow the water surface
(ii) +98−115=−17
⇒17mbelow the water surface
(ii) +36+57−73=20
⇒20mabove the water surface
(iv) −42−23+39=−26
⇒26mbelow the water surface
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a. +200m
b. 0
c. -100m
Question 33. (a) The sum of two integers is 94. If one of them is -25, find the other?
(b) The sum of two integers is -320. If one of them is +80, find the other?
(c) The sum of two integers is 100. If one of them is -50, find the other?
(d) The sum of two integers is -660. If one of them is -70, find the other? [4 MARKS]
(b) The sum of two integers is -320. If one of them is +80, find the other?
(c) The sum of two integers is 100. If one of them is -50, find the other?
(d) The sum of two integers is -660. If one of them is -70, find the other? [4 MARKS]
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(a). Let the integer be x⇒−25+x=94⇒x=94+25⇒x=119
(b). Let the integer be x⇒80+x=−320⇒x=−320−80⇒x=−400
(c). Let the integer be x⇒−50+x=100⇒x=100+50⇒x=150
(d). Let the integer be x⇒−70+x=−660⇒x=−660+70⇒x=−590
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(a) We first move to the right of 0 by 5 steps reaching 5. Then we move 3 steps to the left of 5 reaching 2.
We get, (+5)+(−3)=2
(b)We want to know an integer which is 5 less than 3 for that we need to start from 3 and move to the left by 5 steps and obtain –2 as shown below:
(c)We want to know the integer which is 4 more than –1. So, we start from –1 and proceed 4 steps to the right of –1 to reach 3 as shown below:
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(a). (−3)×(−3)×(−3)
⇒9×(−3)
⇒−27
(b). (32)×(−3)×(2)×(−10)
⇒(−96)×2×(−10)
⇒(−192)×(−10)
⇒1920
(c). (−8)×(0)×(−4)×(18)=0
(d). (−2)×(−3)×(−4)×(−5)
⇒6×20
⇒120
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(a). −10
(b). +5
(c). +500
(d). −200
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(i)Lossof Rs 1000
(ii)Losing a weight of 5 kg
(iii)Withdrawal ofRs 500
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Integers are a collection of natural numbers, zero and negativeof natural numbers.
e.g. ....-3,-2,-1,0,1,2,3.........
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(a). [15+(−5)]+[15+(−7)]
⇒10+8
⇒18
(b). [34+(−20)]+[16+(−10)]
⇒14+6
⇒20
(c). [32+16]+[9+(−70)]
⇒[48+(−61)]
⇒48−61
⇒−13
(d). [−3+(−2)]+[(−5)+7]
⇒−5+2
⇒−3
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(i) Final temperature
⇒0∘C+(+25∘C)+(−32∘C)
⇒0∘C+25∘C−32∘C
⇒−7∘C
(ii) Final temperature
⇒−20∘C+(+25∘C)+(−32∘C)
⇒−20∘C+25∘C−32∘C
⇒−27∘C