Comparison of Images
In comparison of images we compare height, thickness, numbers etc. One image can be bigger than other in size or number of image in a group may be more than that of another group. See the examples given below:
Which one of the following is true?
(a) 
(b) 
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Rules for Comparison
and
as per rule,
and
are compared as
, therefore,
Similarly
rupees>rupees.
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Introduction
You have learnt comparison of numbers and images in the previous class. For comparing distance, time and money the same method of comparison is applied. Numbers can be compared as smaller, greater or equal. For example:
is the sign of greater than and read as
is greater than
]
Then for distance alsokilometer > kilometer
Similarly for time,
hour>hour
And for money,rupees >rupees
Note:
'>' is the sign for greater than.
'<' is the sign for less than.
'=' is the sign for equal to.
Word Problems
In this section we will learn about some real life problems based on division.
How many bundles of
pencils can you make out of
pencils?
Explanation-
Total number of pencil divided by one bundle of pencil 
bundles.
If a mini-bus can carry
children then how many mini buses would be needed to carry 
children?
Explanation-
Total number of children is divided by capacity of one
mini- bus (28 children )
mini bus.
Short Division
In this method, we breaks down a division problem into a series of easy steps.
Divide
by
.
Solution:
Step 1: To dividebyby short division method we write
as 
Step 2: Then recitetable till you come to i.e.
.
Therefore,
Or,
. The answer is
.
Divide
by
.
Step 1: To divideby
Facts about Division
. Division by Grouping Equally
Divide 24 scissors into 3 groups by dividing equally.
Division by repeated subtraction
To divide
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Introduction
Division is the grouping of many articles in required number of parts. In the division, table of 2 to 20 is helpful to divide any number. In this chapter, we will learn about the division of a group of articles in required number of groups.
Word Problems
In this section, we will learn about some real life problems based on multiplication. For example
A table has [4] legs. How many legs do [3] tables have?
To solve the problem multiply\[[4]\times [3]\]to get [12] as answer.
A week has [7] days. How many days will be there in [2] weeks?
Solution:
Required number of days \[=[7]\times [2]=[14]\] days.
A factory produces [15] items in a day. How many items it will produce in a week if Sunday is a holiday?
Solution:
Items produced in a day = [15]
Items produced in [6] days \[=[15]\times [6]=[90]\] items.
James scored [15] marks in an exam whereas Smith scored thrice of James. How much marks more...
Multiplication Series
Multiplication series is a table of numbers. To solve the problems based on multiplication series we require to remember tables of numbers given below.
Multiplication Table
Fill in the blank with suitable number.
Solution:
This can be found with the help of table of
. Hence, in the blank space, 20 is suitable number.
Which number should be multiplied with
to get the result
?
Solution:
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Multiplication of Three Numbers
It involves 3 numbers. In this type of multiplication 1st multiply any two numbers and then multiply the result with the remaining number. For example, to multiply 5, 2 and 4: first multiply
and
thus
and then
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