Kerala Board Solutions for Chapter: Letter Math, Exercise 4: Exercise 4

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Kerala Board Mathematics Solutions for Exercise - Kerala Board Solutions for Chapter: Letter Math, Exercise 4: Exercise 4

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Questions from Kerala Board Solutions for Chapter: Letter Math, Exercise 4: Exercise 4 with Hints & Solutions

MEDIUM
6th Kerala Board
IMPORTANT

What is the total price of 5 pens, each of price 8 rupees? What is the price of 10 notebooks, each of price 12 rupees?

In what all ways can we say the relation between the price of something, the number bought and the total price?

EASY
6th Kerala Board
IMPORTANT

What is the total price of 5 pens, each of price 8 rupees? What is the price of 10 notebooks, each of price 12 rupees?

Taking the price of an article as p, their number as n and the total price as t, in what all ways can we write the relations between p, n and t?

EASY
6th Kerala Board
IMPORTANT

One litre of kerosene weighs 800 grams. If the weight of 12 litre of kerosene is k kilograms, then find the value of k upto one decimal place.

EASY
6th Kerala Board
IMPORTANT

One litre of kerosene weighs 800 grams. If the weight of 12 litre of kerosene is k kilograms, then find the value of k up to one decimal place.

MEDIUM
6th Kerala Board
IMPORTANT

One litre of kerosene weighs 800 grams. If the weight of 1 millilitre of kerosene is k grams, then find the value of k.

MEDIUM
6th Kerala Board
IMPORTANT

One litre of kerosene weighs 800 grams. Taking the weight of v millilitres of kerosene as w grams, write a relation between v and w.

EASY
6th Kerala Board
IMPORTANT

One cubic centimetre of iron weighs 7.8 grams. Taking the volume of an iron object as v cubic centimetres and weight w grams, write a relation between v and w.

EASY
6th Kerala Board
IMPORTANT

One cubic centimetre of iron weighs 7.8 grams. Taking the length, breadth and height of a rectangular block of iron as l, b, h and its weight as w, write a relation between l, b, h and w.