Selina Solutions Concise Maths Class 7 Chapter 2: Rational Numbers Exercise 2D

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1. Evaluate:

(i) 5/4 × 3/7

(ii) 2/3 × -6/7

(iii) (-12/5) × (10/-3)

(iv) -45/39 × -13/ 15

(v) 3 1/8 × (-2 2/5)

(vi) 2 14/25 × (-5/16)

(vii) (-8/9) × (-3/ 16)

(viii) (5/-27) × (-9/ 20)

Solution:

(i) 5/4 × 3/7

It can be written as

= (5 × 3)/ (4 × 7)

= 15/28

(ii) 2/3 × -6/7

It can be written as

= (2 × -6)/ (3 × 7)

By further calculation

= (2 × -2)/ 7

= -4/7

(iii) (-12/5) × (10/-3)

It can be written as

= (-12 × 10)/ (5 × -3)

By further calculation

= 4 × 2

= 8

(iv) -45/39 × -13/ 15

It can be written as

= (-45 × -13)/ (39 × 15)

By further calculation

= (-3 × -1)/ (3 × 1)

So we get

= 3/3

= 1

(v) 3 1/8 × (-2 2/5)

It can be written as

= (3 × 8 + 1)/ 8 × (-2 × 5 + 2)/ 5

By further calculation

= 25/8 × (-12/5)

So we get

= (25 × -12)/ (8 × 5)

On further simplification

= (5 × -3)/ (2 × 1)

= -15/2

(vi) 2 14/25 × (-5/16)

It can be written as

= (2 × 25 + 14)/ 25 × (-5/16)

By further calculation

= 64/25 × (-5/16)

= (64 × -5)/ (25 × 16)

On further simplification

= (4 × -1)/ (5 × 1)

= -4/5

(vii) (-8/9) × (-3/ 16)

It can be written as

= (-8 × -3)/ (9 × 16)

By further calculation

= (-1 × -1)/ (3 × 2)

= 1/6

(viii) (5/-27) × (-9/ 20)

It can be written as

= (5 × -9)/ (-27 × 20)

By further calculation

= (1 × 1)/ (3 × 4)

= 1/12

2. Multiply:

(i) 3/25 and 4/5

(ii) 1 1/8 and 10 2/3

(iii) 6 2/3 and -3/8

(iv) -13/15 and -25/26

(v) 1 1/6 and 18

(vi) 2 1/14 and -7

(vii) 5 1/8 and -16

(viii) 35 and -18/25

(ix) 6 2/3 and -3/8

(x) 3 3/5 and -10

(xi) 27/28 and -14

(xii) -24 and 5/16

Solution:

(i) 3/25 and 4/5

It can be written as

= 3/25 × 4/5

By further calculation

= (3 × 4)/ (25 × 5)

= 12/125

(ii) 1 1/8 and 10 2/3

It can be written as

= 9/8 × 32/2

By further calculation

= (9 × 32)/ (8 × 3)

= 3 × 4

= 12

(iii) 6 2/3 and -3/8

It can be written as

= 20/3 × -3/8

By further calculation

= (20 × -3)/ (3 × 8)

So we get

= (5 × -1)/ (1 × 2)

= -5/2

(iv) -13/15 and -25/26

It can be written as

= (-13 × -25)/ (15 × 26)

By further calculation

= (-1 × -5)/ (3 × 2)

= 5/6

(v) 1 1/6 and 18

It can be written as

= 7/6 × 18

By further calculation

= 7 × 3

= 21

(vi) 2 1/14 and -7

It can be written as

= (2 × 14 + 1)/ 14 × (-7)

By further calculation

= 29/4 × (-7)

So we get

= (29 × -1)/ 2

= -29/2

(vii) 5 1/8 and -16

It can be written as

= 41/8 × -16

By further calculation

= 41 × -2

= -82

(viii) 35 and -18/25

It can be written as

= 35 × -18/25

By further calculation

= (35 × -18)/ 25

So we get

= (7 × -18)/ 5

= -126/5

(ix) 6 2/3 and -3/8

It can be written as

= 20/3 × -3/8

By further calculation

= (20 × -3)/ (3 × 8)

So we get

= (5 × -1)/ (1 × 2)

= -5/2

(x) 3 3/5 and -10

It can be written as

= (3 × 5 + 3)/ 5 × -10

By further calculation

= 18/5 × -10

So we get

= 18 × -2

= -36

(xi) 27/28 and -14

It can be written as

= 27/28 × -14

By further calculation

= (27 × -1)/ 2

= -27/2

(xii) -24 and 5/16

It can be written as

= (-24 × 5)/ 16

By further calculation

= (-3 × 5)/ 2

So we get

= -15/2

3. Evaluate:

(i) (6 × 5/18) – (- 4 2/9)

(ii) (7/8 × 8/7) + (-5/9) × (6/-25)

(iii) (11/-9 × 21/44) + (-5/9) × (63/ -100)

(iv) (-5/9 × 6/-25) + (24/21 × 7/8)
(v) (-35/39 × -13/7) – (7/90 × -18/14)

(vi) (-4/5 × 3/2) + (9/-5 × 10/3) – (-3/2 × -1/4)

Solution:

(i) (6 × 5/18) – (- 4 2/9)

It can be written as

= (-1 × 5/3) – [- (4 × 9 + 2)/ 9]

LCM of 3 and 9 is 9

= -5/3 – (-38/9)

So we get

= -5/3 + 38/9

By further calculation

= (-5 × 3)/ (3 × 3) + (38 × 1)/ (9 × 1)

= (-15 + 38)/ 9

= 23/9

= 2 5/9

(ii) (7/8 × 8/7) + (-5/9) × (6/-25)

It can be written as

= (7/8 × 8/7) + (-5/9 × 6/-25)

By further calculation

= 1/1 + (1 × 2)/ (3 × 5)

So we get

= 1/1 + 2/15

= (15 + 2)/ 15

= 17/15

= 1 2/15

(iii) (11/-9 × 21/44) + (-5/9) × (63/ -100)

It can be written as

= (11/-9 × 21/44) + (5/9 × 63/100)

By further calculation

= (-1 × 7)/ (3 × 4) + (1 × 7)/ (1 × 20)

So we get

= -7/12 + 7/20

LCM of 12 and 20 is 60

= (-7 × 5)/ (12 × 5) + (7 × 3)/ (20 × 3)

Here

= -35/60 + 211/60

= (-35 + 21)/ 60

= -14/60

= -7/30

(iv) (-5/9 × 6/-25) + (24/21 × 7/8)

It can be written as

= (5/9 × 6/25) + (24/21 × 7/8)

By further calculation

= 2/ (3 × 5) + 1

= 2/15 + 1

LCM of 15 and 1 is 15

= (2 + 15)/ 15

= 17/15

= 1 2/15


(v) (-35/39 × -13/7) – (7/90 × -18/14)

It can be written as

= (-35/39 × -13/7) – (7/90 × -18/14)

By further calculation

= (-5 × -1)/ (3 × 1) – (1 × -1)/ (5 × 2)

So we get

= 5/3 – (-1/10)

LCM of 3 and 10 is 30

= (5 × 10)/ (3 × 10) + 1/ (10 × 3)

We get

= (50 + 3)/ 30

= 53/30

= 1 23/30

(vi) (-4/5 × 3/2) + (9/-5 × 10/3) – (-3/2 × -1/4)

It can be written as

= (-2 × 3)/ (5 × 1) + (3 × 2)/ (-1 × 1) – (-3 × -1)/ (2 × 4)

By further calculation

= -6/5 + -6/1 – 3/8

LCM of 5, 1 and 8 is 40

= = (-6 × 8)/ (5 × 8) – (6 × 40)/ (1 × 40) – (3 × 5)/ (8 × 5)

So we get

= (-48 – 240 – 15)/ 40

= – 303/40

4. Find the cost of 3 ½ m cloth, if one metre cloth costs ₹ 325 ½.

Solution:

It is given that cost of one metre cloth = ₹ 325 ½

We can write it as

= (2 × 325 + 1)/ 2

By further calculation

= (650 + 1)/ 2

= ₹ 651/2

Cost of 3 ½ m cloth

(2 × 3 + 1)/ 2 = 7/2 m

We get

= 651/2 × 7/2

It can be written as

= (651 × 7)/ (2 × 2)

= 4557/4

= ₹ 1139 ¼

5. A bus is moving with a speed of 65 ½ km per hour. How much distance will it cover in 1 1/3 hours.

Solution:

It is given that

Speed of bus = 65 ½ km per hour

We can write it as

= (2 × 65 + 1)/ 2

By further calculation

= (130 + 1)/ 2

= 131/ 2 km

Distance covered in 1 1/3 hour = 4/3 hour can be written as

= 131/2 × 4/3

We get

= 131/1 × 2/3

We know that distance covered = speed × time

= 131/2 × 4/3

= (131 × 2)/ (1 × 3)

So we get

= 262/3

= 87 1/3 km

6. Divide:

(i) 15/28 by ¾

(ii) -20/9 by -5/9

(iii) 16/-5 by -8/7

(iv) -7 by -14/5

(v) -14 by 7/-2

(vi) -22/9 by 11/18

(vii) 35 by -7/9

(viii) 21/44 by -11/9

Solution:

(i) 15/28 by ¾

We know that

= 15/28 ÷ 3/4

It can be written as

= 15/28 × 4/3

By further calculation

= 5/7 × 1/1

= 5/7

(ii) -20/9 by -5/9

We know that

= -20/9 ÷ -5/9

It can be written as

= -20/9 × 9/-5

By further calculation

= -4/-1

= 4

(iii) 16/-5 by -8/7

We know that

= 16/-5 ÷ -8/7

It can be written as

= 16/-5 × 7/-8

By further calculation

= 2/-5 × 7/-1

= (2 × 7)/ (-5 × -1)

So we get

= 14/5

= 2 4/5

(iv) -7 by -14/5

We know that

= -7 ÷ – 14/5

It can be written as

= -7 × 5/-14

By further calculation

= 1 × 5/2

= (1 × 5)/ 2

= 5/2

= 2 ½

(v) -14 by 7/-2

We know that

= -14 ÷ 7/-2

It can be written as

= -14 × -2/7

By further calculation

= (-2 × -2)/ (1 × 1)

= 4

(vi) -22/9 by 11/18

We know that

= – 22/9 ÷ 11/18

It can be written as

= -22/9 × 18/11

By further calculation

= -2/1 × 2/1

= (-2 × 2)/ (1 × 1)

= – 4/1

= – 4

(vii) 35 by -7/9

We know that

= 35 ÷ -7/9

It can be written as

= 35 × 9/-7

By further calculation

= 5 × 9/-1

So we get

= (5 × 9)/ -1

= 45/-1

= -45

(viii) 21/44 by -11/9

We know that

= 21/44 ÷ -11/9

It can be written as

= 21/44 × -9/11

By further calculation

= (21 × -9)/ (44 × 11)

= -189/484

7. Evaluate:

(i) 3 5/12 + 1 2/3

(ii) 3 5/12 – 1 2/3

(iii) (3 5/12 + 1 2/3) ÷ (3 5/12 – 1 2/3)

Solution:

(i) 3 5/12 + 1 2/3

It can be written as

= (12 × 3 + 5)/ 12 + (3 × 1 + 2)/ 3

= 41/12 + 5/3

LCM of 12 and 3 is 12

= (41 × 1)/ (12 × 1) + (5 × 4)/ (3 × 4)

By further calculation

= 41/12 + 20/12

= (41 + 20)/ 12

= 61/12

= 5 1/12

(ii) 3 5/12 – 1 2/3

It can be written as

= (12 × 3 + 5)/ 12 – (3 × 1 + 2)/ 3

= 41/12 – 5/3

LCM of 12 and 3 is 12

= (41 × 1)/ (12 × 1) – (5 × 4)/ (3 × 4)

By further calculation

= (41 – 20)/ 12

= 21/12

= 2/4

= 1 ¾

(iii) (3 5/12 + 1 2/3) ÷ (3 5/12 – 1 2/3)

It can be written as

= [(12 × 3 + 5)/ 12 + (3 × 1 + 2)/ 3] ÷ [(12 × 3 + 5)/ 12 – (3 × 1 + 2)/ 3]

= (41/12 + 5/3) ÷ (41/12 – 5/3)

LCM of 12 and 3 is 12

= (41 + 20)/ 12 ÷ (41 – 20)/ 12

By further calculation

= 61/12 ÷ 21/12

We can write it as

= 61/12 × 12/21

= 61/21

= 2 19/21

8. The product of two numbers is 14. If one of the numbers is -8/7, find the other.

Solution:

It is given that

Product of two numbers = 14

One of the number = -8/7

Other number = 14 ÷ -8/7

We can write it as

= 14 × -7/8

= -98/8

= – 49/4

9. The cost of 11 pens is ₹ 24 ¾. Find the cost of one pen.

Solution:

It is given that

Cost of 11 pens = ₹ 24 ¾

We can write it as

= (24 × 4 + 3)/ 4

= ₹ 99/4

So the cost of one pen = 99/4 ÷ 11

It can be written as

= 99/4 × 1/11

= ₹ 9/4

= ₹ 2 ¼

10. If 6 identical articles can be bought for ₹ 2 6/17. Find the cost of each article.

Solution:

It is given that

Cost of 6 articles = ₹ 2 6/17

We can write it as

= (2 × 17 + 6)/ 17

= ₹ 40/17

So the cost of each article = 40/17 ÷ 6

It can be written as

= 40/17 × 1/6

= ₹ 20/51

11. By what number should -3/8 be multiplied so that the product is -9/16?

Solution:

Number = -3/8 ÷ (-9/16)

We can write it as

= -3/8 × 16/-9

By further calculation

= 2/3

= 1 ½

12. By what number should -5/7 be divided so that the result is -15/28?

Solution:

Consider the number as x

-5/7 ÷ x = -15/28

It can be written as

-5/7 × 1/x = -15/28

By further calculation

-5/7x = -15/28

So we get

x = 5/7 × 28/15 = 4/3

x = 1 1/3

13. Evaluate: (32/15 + 8/5) ÷ (32/15 – 8/5).

Solution:

It is given that

(32/15 + 8/5) ÷ (32/15 – 8/5)

LCM of 15 and 5 is 15

= [(32 × 1)/ (15 × 1) + (8 × 3)/ (5 × 3)] ÷ [(32 × 1)/ (15 × 1) – (8 × 1)/ (5 × 1)]

By further calculation

= (32 + 24)/ 15 ÷ (32 – 24)/ 15

So we get

= 56/15 ÷ 8/15

= 56/15 × 15/8

= 7

14. Seven equal pieces are made out of a rope of 21 5/7 m. Find the length of each piece.

Solution:

It is given that

Length of 7 pieces of rope = 21 5/7 m

It can be written as

= (21 × 7 + 5)/ 7

= 152/7

So the length of each piece = 152/7 ÷ 7

We can write it as

= 152/7 × 1/7

So we get

= 152/49

= 3 5/49 m

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