The content presents various mathematical exercises focusing on number representation, including writing numerals in word and expanded forms, finding place values, and identifying the greatest and smallest numbers from given digits. It also covers rounding numbers, comparing numerical values, and performing calculations with Roman numerals, providing original questions alongside similar practice sets.
I.
1) Quarter of 36 is iii) 9
2) 49 ÷ 7 is ii) 7
3) Any number divided by itself is iii) 1
II.
1) Half of 16 is iii) 8
2) Any number divided by same number is iii) 1
3) 36 ÷ 4 is iii) 9
III.
1) 20 ÷ 5 is iii) 4
2) What is remainder – odd number divided by 2 is iii) 1
3) One-third of 15 is i) 5
The content focuses on Class 4 lessons about fractions, specifically targeting like fraction problems. It covers the sum of like fractions, addresses missing numerators in like fractions, and includes word problems related to these concepts. The aim is to enhance students’ understanding and application of like fractions.