98, 99 , _____ , 101, 102, _____ , 104, _____ , 106.
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4 Q→02Do as directed : (1 marks each)
2 Q→03MCQ
9 Q→04True False[1 Marks ]
4 Q→05Match The Following [4 marks]
1 Q→Sample Questions
Double Century questions
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10 bundles of 10 sticks, make _______ sticks.
We use ______ symbols to write all numbers.
The symbol for 'nothing' in our number system is ______ .
Solve this puzzle.
I am thinking of a number between 150 and 200.
It has 9 in the tens place.
The sum of its digits is 14.
It is an even number.
What number am I thinking?
I am thinking of a number between 150 and 200.
It has 9 in the tens place.
The sum of its digits is 14.
It is an even number.
What number am I thinking?
Circle the largest number
175, 167, 189, 182, 199
175, 167, 189, 182, 199
- A40
- B34
- ✓28
- D25
Answer: C.
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- AStones 3 and 4 only
- ✓Stones 3, 5, 7 and 9
- CStones 2, 4, 6 and 8
- DStone 5 only
Answer: B.
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- A13
- ✓23
- C31
- D32
Answer: B.
View full solution →What comes between 187 and 189?
- A184
- B185
- C186
- ✓188
Answer: D.
View full solution →What comes before 199?
- A200
- B190
- ✓198
- D197
Answer: C.
View full solution →100 and 10 make one hundred and one (101).
100 and 7 make one hundred and seven (107).
The number 0 is not important in our number system.
The ancient Indians created a method for writing any number using only ten symbols.
| (i) One hundred and fifty | (a) 125 |
| (ii) One hundred and twenty five | (b) 150 |
| (iii) Two hundred | (c) 187 |
| (iv) One hundred and eighty seven | (d) 200 |
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