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    Arithmetic

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    Number Systems

    Natural & Whole numbers

    Integers & Fractions Rational & Irrational numbers

    Prime & Composite numbers

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    Divisibility Rules

    A number is divisible by 2 if

    That number is an evennumber (the last digit of the

    number is an even number)

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    Divisibility Rules

    A number is divisible by 3 if

    The sum ofall the digits of the

    number is divisible by 3.

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    Divisibility Rules

    A number is divisible by 4 if

    The last two digits of that

    numberare divisible by 4

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    Divisibility Rules

    A number is divisible by 5 if

    The last digit is 0 or 5.

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    Divisibility Rules

    A number is divisible by 6 if

    That number is divisible byboth 3 and 2 (an even number,

    whose digits add up to anumber divisible by 3)

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    Divisibility Rules

    A number is divisible by 8 if

    The last three digits of that

    numberare divisible by 8

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    Divisibility Rules

    A number is divisible by 9 if

    The sum ofall the digits of the

    number is divisible by 9.

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    Divisibility Rules

    A number is divisible by 11 if

    The difference of the Sum of

    alternate digits to be 0 ordivisible by 11

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    Addition and Multiplication rules

    for Even and Odd numbers Even + Even = Even

    Even * Even = Even Even + Odd = Odd

    Even * Odd = Even Odd + Odd = Even

    Odd * Odd = Odd

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    Can Even / Odd be aninteger?

    Depends on the numbers.

    For example, 28/7 is an integer.

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    Divide an even number with

    an odd number. If remainderexists, is it odd or even?

    18/5 - Remainder is 3 - odd

    30/ 7 - Remainder is 2 - evenNothing can be said.

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    Indices

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    OddOdd = ?

    Odd

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    EvenOdd = ?

    Even

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    a3 * a2 = ?

    a5

    Rule: am * an = a m+n

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    (a3)2 = ?

    a

    6

    Rule: (am) n = a m n

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    a3/a2 = ?

    a

    Rule: am/ an = a m - n

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    (ab)3 = ?

    a3 b3

    Rule: (ab)m = a m b m

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    a- 3 = ?

    1/ a3

    Rule: (a) - m = 1 / a m

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    Wha

    t if a

    isa

    fra

    ction ora negative number?

    The rules are stillapplicable

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    LCM / HCF

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    What are the multiples of

    6 and 9?6: 6, 12, 18, 24, 30

    9: 9, 18, 27, 36

    Common Multiples: 18, 36, ..

    LCM: 18

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    What are the factors of 6

    and 9?6: 1, 2, 3, 6

    9: 1, 3, 9

    Common Factors: 1, 3

    HCF: 3

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    Find theLCM

    a

    nd HCF of3/4 and 1/2.

    LCM = 3/2, HCF = 1/4

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    The LCM of two fractionsa/b and c/d is

    (LCM ofa & c) / (HCF of b & d)

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    The HCF of two fractionsa/b and c/d is

    (HCF ofa & c) / (LCM of b & d)

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    Exercise

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    What is the fraction formof 0.33333....?

    1/3

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    What is the fraction formof 0.44444.. ?

    4/9

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    What is the fraction formof 0.12121212.. ?

    12/99

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    What is the last digit of71*72*73*...*79?

    The product of 72 and 75 willend in a zero.

    So, the last digit of the productwill be zero.

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    aand b are the digits ofa

    two digit number. Then(ab - ba) is always a

    multiple of ...ab = 10a + b, ba = 10b + a

    ab - ba = 9a - 9b

    It willalways be a multiple of 9

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    A sum of five successive

    whole numbers is alwaysdivisible by ...

    Let the numbers be x, x+1, x+2,

    x+3, x+4. Their sum is 5x + 10.It willalways be divisible by 5.

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    When divided by 8, any (odd

    number)

    2

    gives ___asaremainder

    Square of odd = (2a+1)2

    = 4a 2+ 4a + 1 = 4 (a 2+a) + 1

    (a 2+a) will be even, for all a.

    4(a 2+a) will be multiple of 8

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    The product

    67 x 353 x 1110 has howmany prime factors?

    6 has 2 prime factors - 2 & 3So 67has 14 prime factors

    Similarly 353 has 6 and

    1110has 10 prime factors.

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    Mentally calculate the

    square of 65

    Take the tens digit, 6, add 1to it.

    Multiply the two 6*7 = 42Append 25 to this - 4225.

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    Mentally calculate 58*52

    Tak

    e the tens digit, 5,add 1 toit.

    Mul

    tiply the two 6*5 = 30

    Append 8*2 = 16 to this - 3016.

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    What is 245 x 25?

    = (250*25) - (5*25)

    = 6250 - 125= 6125

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    What is 204?

    142 = 196

    Calculate (14.1)2, (14.2)2 andso on (algebraically).

    So the square root is between14 and 15, but closer to 14.

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    Which is larger 103*97 or

    107*93?

    103*97 = 1002- 32

    107*93 = 1002- 72

    So 103*97 is bigger

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    Which is greater - 16/66or 25%?

    16/66 < 16/64So, the fraction is less than 1/4,

    orless than 25%So 25%is bigger

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    What is 107*107?

    = (100 +7)2

    = 1002 + 2*100*7 + 72

    = 10,000 + 1400 + 49 = 11449

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    If I first o your marks by

    10% and then q them by10%, which are more:your earlier marks or

    changed m

    arks?The earlier marks are more.

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    What is the remainder

    when 1012 + 5 is dividedby 3?

    The sum of digits of 1012+5 is 6.

    Since this is divisible by 3,the remainder is 0.

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    After every 4

    th

    power the serieswill repeat.

    So 3

    53

    and 3

    33

    will both end in3.

    And the difference will bedivisible by 10.

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    3 boys go round a circular

    field in 3, 4 and 5 minutesrespectively. They start from

    the same place at the sametime. When will they be at

    the same place again?They will meet after 60 minutes

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    Revision

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    Conversion of recurring

    decimal 0.abcabcabc .. tofraction is

    abc / 999

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    Shortcut for square ofa5?

    a(a+1),25

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    LCM * HCF =

    Product of the two numbers

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    The LCM of two fractionsa/b and c/d is

    (LCM ofa & c) / (HCF of b & d)

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    The HCF of two fractionsa/b and c/d is

    (HCF ofa & c) / (LCM of b & d)

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    Averages

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    A countrys airforce has

    18 squadrons and a totalof 558 aircraft. What is the

    average number ofaircraftin a squadron?

    Average = 558 / 18 = 31

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    Average

    Total of class________________________

    number of elements in class

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    If the annual p.c. income

    in X is $130 and that in Yis $90, what is the

    average p.c. income of Xand Y taken together?

    = 130 + 90 / 2 = 220 / 2 = 110

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    Ifa car with 4 tyres and a

    spare traveled 20000 km,and all tyres have been

    used equally, what wasthe mileage of each tyre?

    80000 / 5 = 16000

    Whi h i th ll t

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    Which is the smallest

    whole number, whenmultiplied with 576, makes

    a perfect cube?

    576 = (2

    3

    ) * (2

    3

    ) * (3

    2

    )Multiply by 3 to get a perfectcube.

    Wh t h ld b i i

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    What should be minimum

    number of boys so thatthey can be arranged in

    the group of 20, 25, 35 or40 ?

    The LCM of 20, 25, 35 and 40

    = 1400.

    A b t ' f

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    A batsman's avg. for

    some innings was 42.5.Next 4 innings he scored

    45, 48, 41 & 56, and hisavg. forall the innings

    became 43.75. How manyinnings in all did he play ?

    T t l till t t 42 5

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    Total till start = 42.5x.N

    ew = 42.5x + (45+48+41+56).Avg. = (42.5x + 190)/ (x+4) =43.75Solve for x, answer = 12.

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    Jill earned $ 1300 last

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    Jill earned $ 1300 last

    month. If her basic salaryis $ 1000 more than her

    overtime, how much didshe earn in overtime?

    Let overtime be x;

    x + (1000+x) = 1300. x = 150.

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    What is the number if

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    What is the number, if

    increased by 7, issimultaneously divisible

    by 27, 21, 35 and 77?

    LCM ofabove n

    umbers =

    21*99*5 = 10395

    number = 10395 - 7 = 10388

    X had a batting average

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    X had a batting average

    of 40.8/match in 15 one-day matches. Later, it was

    discovered that, in the 2 ofthose matches, his score

    was 48 and not 84. Hiscorrect average is ...

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    [ 15 * 40.8 - (84-48)*2 ] / 15 =36

    Mr X enters a positive

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    Mr. X enters a positive

    number y in a calculatorand then goes on

    pressing the square root( ) key repeatedly. What

    will happen?

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    Forany positive number, thelarger the n, the closer thevalue of nth root to 1.

    The product of all

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    The product ofall

    integers from 1 to 100 willhave -- number of zeroes

    at the end.One each for each multiple of 5from 5 to 100; four more for 25,50, 75, and 100. Answer = 24.

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    The LCM of two numbers

    is 12 times their HCF. Thesum of the HCF and LCMis 403. If one of the

    nu

    mbers is 93, find theother.

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    Let HCF = x. LCM = 12x.

    LCM+HCF =13x = 403.

    So x = 31

    LCM*HCF = Product

    Other number = 12*31*31 / 93= 124

    A B & C sit together for a

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    A, B & C sit together fora

    meal. A has 3 loaves, Bhas 4 and C has none.

    They share the loavesequally and C pays $21.

    How much should B get?

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    Loaves eaten/person = 7/3,A contributed 3 - 7/3, = 2/3,

    and B contributed 4 - 7/3 = 5/3.So, B gets 5/7 * 21 = $15

    X engaged Y at a salary

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    X engaged Y at a salary

    of $ 2400 for 30 days. Yforfeits $ 100/day that he

    didnt work. At the end,neither owed the other

    any money. How manydays did Y work?

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    80x = 100(30-x).

    So x = 3000/180=16 and 2/3 days

    A two digit number "ab"

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    A two digit number ab

    is squared. The square ofthis number is of the form

    "ccb". If we know that"ccb" is greater than 300,

    then what is the value ofb?

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    172 = 289. 352 > 1000.

    So, the number is between 17and 35.

    "b" can take only values0,1,5,6.

    The only number that fits is 21.