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          2. Divide the following.
                    2                         1     2                         3                  2
              (a)     by  3              (b)    by                (c)  7 by  4            (d)  2   by  18
                    3                         3     5                         8                  5
          3. Divide the following.

                                                                        2
                      1
                           2
              (a)  10 ÷  4               (b)  12 ÷ 1 1            (c)  4 ÷  11            (d)   4  ÷ 3 1
                      2    3                        5                   5                      27     9
                                                   Word Problems



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                                        3                         1
        Example 1:   If the cost of 2  kg of apples is ` 145 . Find the cost of 1 kg of apples.
                                        4                         5
                                  3                         1     726
        Solution:      Cost of 2  kg of apples = ` 145  = `
                                  4                         5       5
                                                     726      3
                       Cost of 1 kg of apples = `         ÷ 2
                                                      5       4
                                         66
                          726    11     726      4     264         4
                       =       ÷      =      ×      =      = `  52
                           5      4       5     11      5          5
                                                                4
                       Hence, cost of 1 kg of apples is ` 52 .
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                                                             3                                 1
        Example 2:   The product of two fractions is 9 . If one of the fractions is 1            , find the other.
                                                             5                                55
                                                        3    48
        Solution:      Product of two fractions  = 9      =
                                                        5    5
                                                    1     56
                       One of the fractions = 1        =
                                                   55     55

                                                            6      11
                       The other fraction =    48  ÷  56   =   48  ×  55   =   66  =  9  3
                                                5    55     5     56     7      7
                                                            1      7

        Example 3:   Rohit  needed  10  L  of  juice.  He  bought  8  half  litre  bottles  of  juice  and  the
                                             3                           3
                       remaining juice in  L bottles. How many  L bottles did he buy?
                                             4                           4
                                          1                  1
        Solution:      Juice bought in   L bottles =×8          L = 4 L
                                          2                  2

                                          3
                       Juice bought in  L  bottles = 10 L – 4 L = 6 L
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