New Learning Composite Mathematics SK Gupta Anubhuti Gangal Class 6 Fractions Self

Practice 5A Solution
(1)
(i) (a) 4 (ii) (a) 5 (iii) (a) 2

(b) 1 (b) 2 (b) 1

(c) ¼ (c) 2/5 (c) ½

(d) ¾ (d) 3/5 (d) 1/2

(iv) (a) 12 (v) (a) 8 (vi) (a) 24

(b) 6 (b) 8 (b) 13
(c) 6/12 (c) 8/8 (c) 13/24
(d) 6/12 (d) 0/8 (d) 11/24

(3) The shaded square not equal to ¼ of the shape because the shape is not divided
into equal parts.
(4) (a) 5/8
(b) 3/5
(c) 2/9
(5) Numerator = 5, Denominator = 16
(b) Numerator = 8, Denominator = 23
(c) Numerator = 11, Denominator = 18
(d) Numerator = 47, Denominator = 98
(e) Numerator = 9, Denominator = 1
(6) (a) 7/12
(b) 12/19
(7) (a) Three- fourths
(b) Five-sevenths

(c) Eight-elevenths

(d) Twelve-fifteenths
(e) Nine-twentieths
(9) Therefore, Sudhir gives balls to his sister = 45 x 5/9
= 25
Therefore, balls left with Sudhir = 45-25
= 20
Answer:- His sister received 25 balls 20 balls are let with Sudhir.

Telangana SCERT Solution Class VI (6) English Chapter 5

Here in this Page we provided Telangana SCERT Solution Class 6 English Chapter 5
Prose Plant a Tree and Poem If a Tree Could Talk

Plant of Tree
(1) Answer the following questions:
(1) How are trees useful to us?

Answer: (i) Trees are most useful things in the world.

(ii) Trees give us fruit to eat and firewood to burs

(iii) Children play under the tree

(iv) From wood of tree furniture’s are made.

(v) And most important it gives us oxygen for breathing.
(2) How is starch prepared by trees?
Answer: (i) Trees breathe in the carbon dioxide from the air and give us oxygen.

(ii) Carbon dioxide break up into carbon and oxygen with the help of sun light.

(iii) And finally trees use the carbon to make starch and release oxygen into the air.
(3) What are annual rings of a tree?
Answer: Annual rings of a tree are used to indicate the age of the tree.
(4) Do you think trees are enemies to people? Why do people cut down trees?
Answer: (i) No, I do not think tree are enemies to people in fact it is a friend of people.
(ii) People cut down trees because to make furniture, to cook food and to make paper.

(5) What will happen if we do not stop felling of trees?

Answer: (i) If we do not stop felling of trees, then not a single living thing can survive on
the earth.
(ii) And human being will face many problems like soil erosion and drought.
(6) How can we provide a better environment for the future generation?
Answer: By planting more tree we can provide a better environment for the future
generation.
(7) What are the most useful things in the world?
Answer: Trees are the most useful things in the world.
(8) Which piece of information do you find the most interesting in the passage?
Answer: General Sherman live for hundreds or even thousands of year this is the most
interesting piece in the passage.
(11) Read the following statements carefully and write True or False in the brackets.
Correct the false statements.
(1) Green leaves can split carbon dioxide into carbon and oxygen.
Answer: False: Sunlight split carbon dioxide into carbon and oxygen.
(2) We get our food mainly from trees.
Answer: true.
(3) Trees help up get rain.
Answer: True.
(4) It is usually cooler under the shade of a tree than in the sun.
Answer: True.
(5) True are the shortest living things on the earth.
Answer:

(1) Match things in part A with their uses or meaning in part B.

Part- A Part -B

(a) Important part of our

(1) Oxygen (c)
food produced by tree

(b) Juice or milk from a

(2) Carbon dioxide (e)
tree
(3) Starch (a) (c) Useful for human life

(4) Sap (b) (d) Water drops in the air

(5) Vapour (d) (e) Useful for trees

Rewrite the following sentence as a single sentence. Use ‘if’ at the beginning of the sentence.
The first two have been done for you.
(1) Work hard. You’ll get success.

Answer: If you work hard, you will get success.

(2) Do not tease the dog, it’ll bite you.

Answer: If you tease the dog, it will bite you.
(3) A child is being teased; I will try to help them.
Answer: If a child is being teased, I will try to help them.
(4) Study regularly. You will do well in the examination.
Answer: If you study regularly, you will do well in the examination.
(5) Give respect to others. They too will respect you.
Answer: If you give respect to others, they too will respect you.
(6) It does not rain. I will come to your house.
Answer: If it does not rain, I will come to your house.
(7) I feel sad, I express it to someone who cares,
Answer: If I feel sad, I express it to someone who cares.
(8) I feel unsafe, I’ll ask a trusted adult for help.
Answer: If I feel said, I will ask a trusted adult for help.

(9) I have a disturbing experience; I’ll discuss it with my family members.

Answer: If I have a disturbing experience, I will discuss it with my family members.

(10) Read regularly, you’ll get more knowledge.
Answer: If you read regularly, you will get more knowledge.
(11) Do you exercise prompty, you’ll not fail.
Answer: If you do your exercise prompty, you will not fail.
(12) Go to bed early, you’ll be healthy.
Answer: If you go to bed early, you will be healthy.
(II) Supply a condition/a possible result to the following.
 Condition Result

If you do not water the plant, Plant will die

You’ll be healthy
If you keep your surrounding clean,
You will pass with distance
If you study hard,
Everyone will hate
If you quarrel with everybody,
You will be sick
If you not maintain hygiene
Snake will bite.
If you step on a snake

(I) imagine that you are secretary of the Environment club of your school. Write a notice
informing all the student to participate in the tree plantation week.
NOTICE
Narayan School, Delhi
Tree Plantation
Date:- 10-02-2021
I my glad to inform you that our Environment club going to organize a tree plantation
week. Trees are most important things in the world. Without trees we cannot survive on
Earth. We should a give a better environment to our future generation.
Planting more and more can save our environment. So, all the student kindly collect on
our school ground on 2nd October and program me will continue to whole week.
Secretary of the
Environment Club
Answer: The following questions:
(1) What is the name of the periodical?
Answer: Terra Green is the name of the periodical.
(2) What does “TERI” stand for?
Answer: “TERI” stand for energy and Resource Institute.
(3) What is the annual subscription rate of magazine?
Answer: 400 Rs is the annual subscription rate of the magazine.
(5) What — will you get if you subscribe to the magazine for three years?
Answer: Free online access will we get if we subscribe to the magazine for three years.

Chapter 5B Solution
(1) A -> 3/5

B -> 7/5

= 1 2/5

(2) 3/10 = G

1 4/10 = A

7/10 = H

2 1/10 = B

1 9/10 = P

(3) A -> 2/8

B -> 5/8

C -> 11/8 = 1 3/8

D -> 15/8 = 1 7/8

E -> 21/8 = 2 5/8

F -> 25/8 = 2 5/8

F -> 25/8 = 3 1/8

G -> 29/8 = 3 5/8

H -> 38/8 = 4 6/8

4) a) 1 3/10 = A

b) 3 1/10 = E

c) 11/10 = B

d) 1 6/10 = H

e) 2 4/10 = C

f) 3 5/10 = K

g) 7/10 = G

h) 2 9/10 = F
i) 3 8/10 = D

Chapter 5C Solution
(1) (a) 1/2 = 3/6

b) 1/4 = 2/8

c) 2/5 = 4/10

d) 3/9 = 1/3

e) 6/18 = 1/3

f) 1/4 = 3/12

2) a) 1/4, 15/60

b) 1/6 = 14/84

c) 2/7 = 8/28

d) 4/5, 24/30

e) 8/16, 6/12

3) (a) 2/7 = 10/35

(b) 27/54 = 3/6

(c) 40/88 = 5/11

d) 2/115 = 8/60

(4) (a) 3/5 = 6/10

b) 7 = 70/10

c) 14/20 = 7/10

d) 1/2 = 5/10

(e) 9/30 = 3/10

(5) (a) 3×5/8×5 = 15/40

(b) 80÷5/100÷5 = 16/20

(c) 8×5/11×5 = 40/55

(d) 48÷12/84÷12 = 4/7

6) a) Yes

b) No

c) Yes

d) Yes

Chapter 5D Solution
(1) (a) 18/27
18 and 27 have 3 and 9 as common factors so, they are not in their simplest form.
(b) 11/19

11 and 19 do not have any common factors so, they are in their simplest form.

(c) 38/114

38 and 114 have 2 as common factor. So, they are not in their somplest form.

(d) 14/15
14 and 15 do not have any common factors so, they are in their simplest form.
(2) (a) 6/10
∵ HCF = 2
 Chapter 5E Solution
(1) (a) Proper

(b) Like

(c) Improper

(d) Unlike

(e) Mixed

(f) Improper

(2) (a) 3 1/4 = 3×4+1/4 = 13/4

(b) 4 1/7 = 4×7+1/7 = 29/7

(c) 6 1/9 = 6×9+1/9 = 55/9

(d) 9 7/12 = 9×12+7/12 = 115/12

(e) 50 1/3 = 50×3+1/3 = 151/3

Chapter 5F Solution
(1) (a) 5/5 = 1
(b) 6/7 < 1
(c) 9/4 > 1

d) 3/3 = 1

(2) (a) 3/6 < 5/6

(b) 8/17 > 5/17

(c) 11/19 > 9 /19
(d) 19/51 < 20/51
(e) 2/15 < 4/15

(f) 21/59 > 18/59

(g) 67/100 < 73/100

(h) 80/103 < 180/103
(i) 2/5 < 4/9
(j) 4/5 > 7/10
(k) 5/8 > 9/16
l) 4/7 < 10/17
m) 3/8 < 5/12
n) 4/7 = 12/21
o) 10/36 > 1/4
p) 2/7 < 24/41
Chapter 5G Solution
(1) (a) 4/9 + 1/9
= 4+1/9
= 5/9

(b) 5/12 + 7/12

= 5+7/12

= 12/12

(c) 7/18 + 5/18

= 7+5/18
= 12/18
= 2/3

(d) 12/100 + 13/100

= 12+13/100
= 25/100
= 1/4
(2) (a) 1/10 + 3/10 + 5/10
= 1+3+5/10
= 9/10
(b) 1/20 + 7/20 + 3/20
= 1+7+3/20
= 11/20
(c) 2 1/5 + 3 2/5 + 6 1/5
= 11/5 + 17/5 + 31/5
= 11 + 17 + 31/5
= 59/5

= 11 4/5

(3) (a) 8/5 – 2/5

= 3 – 2/5
= 1/5
(b) 7/11 – 5/11
= 7-5/11
= 2/11
(c) 3/4 – 1/4
= 3 – 1/4
= 2/4
= 1/2
(d) 11/12 – 7/12
= 11 – 7 / 12
= 4/ 12
= 1/3
(4) (a) 1 – 9/10
= 10 – 9/10

= 1/10

(b) 26/75 – 11/75

= 26 – 11/75
= 15/75
= 1/5
(c) 1 – 7/16
= 16 – 7/16
= 9/16
(d) 28/100 – 3/100
= 28-3/100
= 25/100
=¼
(5) (a) 4 1/3 + 2 1/3
= 13/3 + 7/3
= 13+7/3
= 20/3
= 6 2/3
(b) 5 1/4 + 1 1/4
= 21/4 + 5/4
= 21+5/4
= 26/4
= 6 1/2
(c) 7 1/8 + 3 5/8
= 57/8 + 29/8
= 57 + 29/ 8
= 86/8
= 10 3/4
(d) 2 1/10 + 3 3/10
= 21/10 + 33/10
= 21+33/10
= 54/10
= 27/5
= 5 2/5
(6) (a) 6 2/3 – 2 1/3
= 20/3 – 7/3
= 20 – 7/3
= 13/3
= 4 1/3
(b) 2 4/5 – 1 1/5
= 14/5 – 6/5
= 14 – 6 / 5
= 8/5
= 1 3/5
(c) 8 7/12 – 3 5/12
= 103/12 – 41/12
= 103 – 41/12
= 62/12
= 31/6
= 5 1/6
(d) 38 11/18 – 15 7/18
= 695/18 – 277/18
= 695 – 277/18
= 418/18
= 209/9
= 23 2/9
(7) 1 – 3/10
= 10 – 3/ 10
= 7/10
Ans – 7/10 os earths surface is covered by water.
(8) 3 1/6 – (1/6 + 1/6)
= 19/6 – 1+1/6
= 19/6 – 2/6
= 19-2/6
= 17/6
= 2 5/6
Ans – The rest of the programme was 2 5/6 hour long.

Chapter 5H Solution
(1) (a) 2/5, 9/10

LCD of 5, 10 = 10

= 2 x 2 / 5 x 2 , 9/10
= 4/10, 9/10

(b) 3/8 , 7/12

= LCD of 8, 12 = 24

= 9/24 , 14/24

(c) 5/6 , 1/9

= LCD of 6, 9 = 18

= 5×3/6×3 , 1×2/9×2

= 15/18 , 2/18

(d) 7/9 , 2/15 . 11/18

= LCD of 9, 15, 18 = 90

= 7×10/9×10 , 2×6/15×6 , 11×5/18×5

= 70/90 , 12/90 , 55/90

(2) (a) 11/8 + 1/6

= 11+3/18 [OLCD of 18, 6 = 18]

= 14/18

= 7/9

(b) 3/7 + 5/21

= 9+5/21 [LCD of 7, 21 = 21]

= 14/21

= 2/3

(c) 3/4 + 7/10

= 15+14/20 [LCD of 4, 10 = 20]

= 29/20

= 1 9/20

(d) 7/8 + 5/6

= 21+20/24 [LCD of 8, 6 = 24]

= 41/24

= 1 17/24

(3) (a) 6/7 – 1/5

= 30-7/35

= 23/35
(b) 8/9 – 1/12

= 32-3/36 [LCD of 9, 12 = 36]

= 29/36

(c) 7/15 – 3/10

= 14-9/30 [LCD of 15,10 = 30]

= 5/30

= 1/6

(d) 11/12 – 7/5

= 55-28/60 [LCD of 12, 15 = 60]

= 27/60

= 9/20

(4) (a) 5/8 + 1/4 – 3/5

= 25+10-24/40 [LCD of 8, 4, 5 = 40]

= 25 + 10 – 24/ 40

= 35 – 24 / 40

= 11 / 40

(b) 7/8 – 1/6 + 1/4

= 21 – 4 + 6 / 24 [LCD of 8, 6, 4 = 24]

= 23/24
Chapter 5I Solution
(1) (a) 5 2/3 + 3 3/4
= 17/3 + 15/4
= 68 + 45 / 12 [LCD of 3, 4 = 12]

= 113/12

= 9 5/12

(b) 3 1/5 + 9 7/10

= 16/5 + 97/10
= 32 + 97 / 10 [LCD of 5, 10 = 10]
= 129/10
= 12 9/10

(c) 19 7/10 + 12 5/8

= 197/10 + 101/8
= 788+505/40 [LCD of 10, 8 = 40]
= 1293/40
= 32 13/’40
(d) 2 15/22 + 3 20/33
= 59/22 + 119/33
= 177+238/66 [LCD of 22, 33 = 66]
= 415/66
= 6 19/66

(2) (a) 7 5/6 – 4 1/3

= 47/6 – 13/3
= 47 – 26 / 6

= 21/6

= 7/2
= 3 1/2
(b) 13 3/5 – 7 7/15
= 68/5 – 112/15 [LCD of 5, 15 = 15]
= 204-112/15
= 92/15
= 6 2/15
(c) 3 3/4 – 1 2/5
= 15/4 – 17/5
= 75-28/20 [LCD of 4, 5 = 20]
= 47/20
= 2 7/20
(d) 2 3/4 – 1 5/21
= 31/14 – 26/21 [LCD of 14, 21 = 42]
= 93 – 52/42
= 41/42

(3) 7 1/3 + 4 5/8 + 2 1/6

= 22/3 + 37/8 + 13/6
= 176 + 111 + 52 / 24 [LCD of 3, 8 , 6 = 24]
= 339/24
= 14 1/8

(4) 2 1/2 + 3 3/4 – 1 7/8 + 5 2/3

= 5/2 + 15/4 – 15/8 + 17/3
= 60 + 90 – 45 + 136/24 [LCD of 2, 4, 8, 3 = 24]
= 241/24
= 10 1/24
(5) 4 1/8 – (1 1/4 + 2 1/2)
= 33/8 – (5/4 + 5/2) [LCD of 4, 2 = 4]
= 33/8 – (5 + 10 / 4)
= 33/8 – 15/4
= 33 – 30 / 8 [LCD of 8, 4 = 8]
=3/8

(6) 6 1/5 – (4 3/10 – 1 1/2)

= 31/5 – (43/10 – 3/2)
= 31/5 – (43-15/10) [LCD of 10, 2 = 10]
= 31/5 – 28/10
= 62 – 28 / 10 [LCD of 5, 10 = 10]
= 34/10
= 3 2/5

Chapter 5J Solution
(1) 1 4/5
= 9/5
(2) Anil spends on supplies 2/5 of his budget

Anil spends on advertising 2/12 of his budget

Anil spends on taxes 2/15 of his budget

LCM of 5, 12 and 25 = 300

2×60/5×60 = 120/300
2×25/12×35 = 100/300
2×12/25×12 = 24/300
Ans/ Anil spend more on advertising.

(3) Sumer ran in 2 days = (1/3 + 3 1/4) km

= 1/3 + 13/4
= 4+39/12
= 43/12
= 3 7/12
Ans. On two days Sumer ran 3 7/12 km.
(4) Tails appear = (100 – 55) times
= 45
In fraction = 45/100
Ans. Total tails are 9/20
(5) Crows was standing = 1 – (3/4 + 1/8)
= 1 – (6 + 1/8)
= 1 – 7/8
=8–7/8

= 1/8

Ans. fraction of crowd standing is 1/8

6) sales occured in morning = 3/8
Sales occured in afternoon 7/10
Sales occured in evening = 3/16
LCM of 8, 16, 19 = 80
3×10/8×10 = 30/80
7×8/10×8 = 56/80
3×5/16×5 = 15/80
Ans. During afternoon most of her sales occured.
(7) Fraction remains = 1 – (1/5 + 1/3 + 1/4)
= 1 – 12+20+15/60
= 1 – 47/60
= 13/60
∴ Pages remains = 240 x 13/60
= 52
Ans. Fraction remains to be read is 13/60 pages remains to be read are 52.
(8) Shekhar jogs = (1/4) + 2 1/8 + 1 1/20) km

= (5/4 + 17/8 + 21/20) km

= 50 + 85 + 42 / 40
= 177/40
∴ (5 – 177/40) km
= 200-177/40
= 23/40 km
= 575 m
ans. One round is 23/40 km or 575 m less than 5 km.
(9) Sudhir walked 3/5 km
∴ Prem walked = (3/5 – 7/20) km
= 12 – 7 / 20
= 5/20
= 1/4 km
Rohan walked = (1/4 + 5/8)
= 2+5/8
= 7/8
Ans – Rohan walked 7/8 km.
10) Jouney remains = {1 – (1/8 + 2/5 + 3/10)}
= {1 – 5+16+12/40}
= {1 – 33/40}
= 40-33/40
= 7/40 km
Whole distance is 80 km
∴ I ride before breakfast = (80 x 1/8) km
= 10 km
∴ I ride between breakfast and lunch = (80 x 2/5) km
= 32 km
∴ I ride between lunch and tea = (80 x 3/10) km
= 24 km
Ans – Journey remains 7/40 km
I ride 10 km before breakfast, 32 km between breakfast and lunch, 24 km between
lunch and tea.