1. Solve the following
Original a.
23,56,899 + 4,56,777 – 4,33,231
Similar Questions:
- 45,67,210 – 1,23,456 – 98,765
- 78,90,321 + 2,00,000 – 1,00,321
- 12,34,567 – 3,45,678 – 2,12,345
- 56,78,999 – 4,44,444 + 3,33,333
- 67,89,432 – 3,21,123 – 2,11,111
Original b.
________ – 87,378 = 9,83,473
Similar Questions:
- ________ – 34,290 = 1,45,000
- ________ – 1,23,456 = 5,67,890
- ________ – 56,789 = 9,99,999
- ________ – 1,11,111 = 7,77,777
- ________ – 2,22,222 = 8,00,000
Original c.
7,54,321 – __________ = 1,23,456
Similar Questions:
- 6,00,000 – ________ = 4,50,000
- 9,99,999 – ________ = 8,88,888
- 8,76,543 – ________ = 3,21,123
- 7,00,000 – ________ = 6,00,000
- 1,23,456 – ________ = 12,345
Original d.
6,43,210 – 2,12,345 = __________
Similar Questions:
- 7,50,000 – 4,25,000 = ________
- 9,99,999 – 1,11,111 = ________
- 8,00,000 – 5,00,000 = ________
- 6,78,543 – 3,45,123 = ________
- 5,55,555 – 2,22,222 = ________
2. Fill in the blanks
Original a.
Loss = ________ – Selling Price
Similar Questions:
- Profit = Selling Price – ________
- Selling Price = Cost Price + ________
- Loss = Cost Price – ________
- Discount = Marked Price – ________
- Final Price = Base Price + ________
Original b.
When CP > SP, then there is a ________.
Similar Questions:
- When SP > CP, there is a ________.
- When CP = SP, there is ________.
- When expenses are high and returns are low, it is a ________.
- Selling at a lower price than the cost results in a ________.
- Buying at low price and selling at high price leads to a ________.
Original c.
Tailor bought cloth for ₹800, spent ₹200, sold for ₹2,200 → Profit of ₹1,200
Similar Questions:
- A person bought items for ₹1,000 and sold for ₹1,500. Profit = ₹_____
- CP = ₹1,500, Overheads = ₹500, SP = ₹2,300 → Profit = ₹_____
- Bought cloth: ₹2,000, Stitching: ₹400, Sold at ₹2,800 → Profit = ₹_____
- Purchase: ₹3,000, Add: ₹500, Sold: ₹3,600 → Profit = ₹_____
- Bought for ₹750, sold for ₹950 → Profit = ₹_____
Original d.
Bought for ₹7,800, sold for ₹7,100 → Loss of ₹700
Similar Questions:
- Bought for ₹6,000, sold for ₹5,500 → Loss = ₹_____
- CP = ₹8,200, SP = ₹7,600 → Loss = ₹_____
- CP = ₹1,000, SP = ₹950 → Loss = ₹_____
- Total spent = ₹9,500, Revenue = ₹8,800 → Loss = ₹_____
- Bought for ₹4,500, sold for ₹4,200 → Loss = ₹_____
3. Solve the word problems
Original a.
Toy company made 25,67,890 in Jan. In Feb, 76,543 more. Total?
Similar Questions:
- A factory made 12,34,567 toys in March. In April, it made 50,000 more. Find total.
- A company made 8,00,000 chairs and 90,000 more the next month. Total?
- A business sold 3,45,678 units, and next month sold 78,000 more. Total sales?
- A bakery made 1,23,456 cakes and 20,000 more in July. Total?
- A machine produced 4,56,789 items, and 65,000 more next cycle. Total?
Original b.
Bakery: 55,55,555 cookies on Fri, 44,445 more on Sat. Total?
Similar Questions:
- 30,00,000 cookies on Monday, 60,000 more on Tuesday. Find total.
- 42,10,000 on Wed, 45,000 more on Thurs. Find total.
- 25,55,000 on Sunday, 25,000 more on Monday. Total?
- 18,00,000 on Friday, 70,000 more on Saturday. Find total.
- 9,99,999 on day one, 1,00,000 more on day two. Total?
Original c.
Library: 15,45,678 books, bought 1,23,456, gave away 34,210 → Final count?
Similar Questions:
- 10,00,000 books + 50,000 new – 20,000 given = ?
- 12,34,567 in stock, bought 45,678, donated 12,345 = ?
- 8,76,543 in library, added 33,000, removed 7,000 = ?
- 5,55,000 books + 1,00,000 – 50,000 = ?
- 9,00,000 total + 2,00,000 new – 1,00,000 = ?
Original d.
Charity: ₹18,00,000 + ₹1,50,000 – ₹25,000 → Final amount?
Similar Questions:
- ₹10,00,000 + ₹2,00,000 – ₹50,000 = ?
- ₹5,00,000 + ₹1,25,000 – ₹20,000 = ?
- ₹6,75,000 + ₹80,000 – ₹5,000 = ?
- ₹7,00,000 + ₹1,00,000 – ₹25,000 = ?
- ₹9,99,999 + ₹1,00,001 – ₹1 = ?
Original e.
Aarav wants smartwatch ₹6,900 + headphones ₹2,100. Saved ₹4,000 → How much more?
Similar Questions:
- Total cost ₹10,000, saved ₹3,000 → How much more?
- Needs ₹7,500, has ₹2,500 → Short by?
- Price of 2 items ₹8,200, savings ₹3,200 → Needed?
- Item A: ₹5,000, B: ₹4,000, savings ₹2,000 → How much more to save?
- 3 items cost ₹12,000, savings ₹6,000 → Balance needed?
Original f.
Utensils: ₹12,000 + ₹300, wants ₹4,500 profit → Selling price?
Similar Questions:
- Goods: ₹15,000, extras: ₹500, profit goal: ₹2,500 → SP = ?
- Items: ₹10,000, packaging: ₹1,000, profit: ₹4,000 → Final SP?
- Purchase: ₹18,000, handling: ₹2,000, profit target: ₹5,000 → SP?
- Inventory: ₹5,000, add ₹500, profit ₹2,000 → SP?
- Toys: ₹7,500, other costs ₹300, profit ₹1,200 → SP?
Original g.
Tailor: Cloth ₹7,000 + ₹500, sold at ₹7,900 → Profit or loss?
Similar Questions:
- Goods: ₹4,000, cost: ₹500, sold for ₹5,000 → Profit or loss?
- Item: ₹6,000, shipping: ₹600, sold: ₹6,500 → Profit or loss?
- Product: ₹3,000, extras: ₹200, sold: ₹3,500 → Profit or loss?
- Stock: ₹9,000, expenses: ₹1,000, sold: ₹10,000 → Result?
- Materials: ₹5,500, add ₹500, sold: ₹5,800 → Profit or loss?
