CBSE Class 7 Maths Important Questions Chapter 1 - Integers
CBSE Class 7 Maths Important Questions Chapter 1 - Integers
CBSE Class 7 Maths Important Questions Chapter 1 - Integers
Maths
Chapter 1 Integers
1. Define Integers.
Ans: The numbers range from negative infinity to positive infinity including zero.
They are denoted by I i.e. I= .....-3,-2,-1,0,1,2,3..... .
b. a=113,b=16
Ans: Substituting value of a and b in given equation
a- -b =a+b
113- -16 =113+16
113+16=113+16
129=129
11.
a. Write a positive and negative integer whose sum is -4 .
Ans: 4, 8 is a positive and negative integer whose sum is -4 .
b. 5× -3 ×-2
Ans: So, 5 3 2 5 6
30
The product of 5 3 2 is 30 .
b. ___×-8=-32
Ans: So, ___×-8=-32
32
8
4
Hence, 4×-8=-32
16. Evaluate
a. -39÷13
Ans: 39 13
39
13
3
Hence, 39 13 3
b. -64÷ -8×-8
Ans: 64 8 8
64
8 8
64
64
1
Hence, 64 8 8 1
18. Manvita deposits Rs. 5000 in her bank account after two days. She
withdraws Rs. 3748 from it. If the amount deposited is a positive integer.
How will you represent the amount withdrawn and also find the balance
amount in the account?
Ans: The amount withdrawn should always be represented as a negative integer.
Thus, it would be 3748 .
Since, Total balance Amount deposited Amount withdrawn
Therefore,
Total balance 5000 3748
=Rs. 1252 .
Hence, the amount withdrawn would be negative integer i.e., 3748 and the
balance amount in the account is Rs. 1252 .
19. In a game Mishala scored 20,-40,10 and Meera scored -40,10,20 . Who
scored more and can we add scores (integers) in any order?
Ans: Since, Mishala scored 20,-40,10 .
Therefore, total score of Mishala is
=20-40+10
=-20+10
=-10
And since, Meera scored -40,10,20 .
Therefore, total score of Meera is
=-40+10+20
=-20+10
=-10
Hence, both scored same points in a game but in a different order.
Yes, we can add integers in any order.
20. Find the product with suitable properties for the following-
a. 16× -34 + -34 × -18
Ans: Given
16× -34 + -34 × -18
By distributive property-
a×b+a×c=a b+c
Thus,
=-34 16-18
=-34×-2
b. 23×-36×10
Ans: Given
23 36 10
By commutative property-
a×b ×c=a× b×c
Thus,
23 36 10
23 360
8280
21. A fruit merchant earns a profit of Rs. 6 per bag of orange sold and a loss
of Rs. 4 per bag of grapes sold.
a. Merchant sells 1800 bags of orange and 2500 bags of grapes. What is the
profit or loss?
Ans: Since, profit is denoted by a positive integer and a loss is denoted by a
positive integer.
Therefore, profit earned by selling 1 bag of orange is Rs. 6
Profit earned by selling 1800 bags or orange is
6×1800
=Rs. 10,800
Loss incurred by selling 1 bag of grapes is Rs. 4
Loss incurred by selling 2500 bags of grapes is
4 2500
10,000
Total profit or loss earned Profit Loss
10,800 10,000
800
Hence, a profit of Rs. 800 will be earned by a merchant.
b. What is the number of bags of oranges to be sold to have neither profit nor
loss if the number of grapes bags are sold is 900 bags?
Ans: Since, profit is denoted by a positive integer and a loss is denoted by a
positive integer.
Therefore, Loss incurred while selling 1 bag of grapes =-Rs.4
Loss incurred while selling 900 bags of grapes be
4 900
3600
22. Verify that a÷ b+c a÷b + a÷c for each of the following values of a,b
and c .
a. a=8,b=4,c=2
Ans: For equation a÷ b+c a÷b + a÷c .
L.H.S =a÷ b+c
=8÷ -4+2
=8÷ -2
=-4
R.H.S a÷b + a÷c
= 8÷-4 + 8÷2
=-2+4
=2
Hence, L.H.S R.H.S .
Thus, a÷ b+c a÷b + a÷c for a=8,b=4,c=2 .
b. a=-15,b=2,c=1
Ans: For equation a÷ b+c a÷b + a÷c .
L.H.S =a÷ b+c
=-15÷ 2+1
=-15÷3
=-5
R.H.S a÷b + a÷c
= -15÷2 + -15÷1
=-7.5+ -15
23. In a CET Examination +2 marks are given for every current answer
and -0.5 marks are given for every wrong answer and 0 for non-
attempting any question.
a. Likitha scores 30 marks. If she got 20 correct answers, how many
questions she has attempted incorrectly?
Ans: Marks obtained for 1 correct answer =+2
Marks obtained for 1 wrong answer =-0.5
So, Marks scored by Likitha = 30
Marks obtained by 20 correct answers 20 2 40
Marks obtained for incorrect answer Total score Marks obtained by 20
correct answer
30 40
10
Marks obtained for 1 wrong answer 0.5
10
The number of incorrect answers
0.5
20
Hence, she attempted 20 questions wrongly.
b. Saara scores -4 marks if she got 3 correct answers. How many were
incorrect?
Ans: Marks obtained for 1 correct answer =+2
Marks obtained for 1 wrong answer =-0.5
So, Marks scored by Saara 4
Marks obtained for 3 correct answers 3 2 6
Marks obtained for incorrect answers Total score Marks obtained for 3
correct answer
4 6 10
Marks obtained for 1 wrong answer 0.5
10
The number of incorrect questions
0.5
20
Hence, 20 questions were incorrect.