NSTSE Class 3: Questions 613 - 619 of 1743
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Question number: 613
» Mathematics » Division
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Estimate . The quotient is between which two numbers?
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| a. | 110 and 130 |
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| b. | 8 and 10 |
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| c. | 11 and 13 |
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| d. | 80 and 100 |
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Question number: 614
» Mathematics » Division
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Mr. Dave solved the division problem shown below on the blackboard.
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Question number: 615
» Mathematics » Division
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Sita saw 6 tennis teams playing. Each team has 8 players, for a total of 48 players.
Which number sentence is NOT in the same fact family as the others?
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Question number: 616
» Mathematics » Division
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If largest 4-digit number is divided by smallest 2-digit number, then:
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Question number: 617
» Mathematics » Fraction
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The numerator of the fraction is:
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| a. | 16 |
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| b. | 9 |
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| c. | 6 |
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| d. | 19 |
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Question number: 618
» Mathematics » Fraction
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The fraction equivalent to is:
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Question number: 619
» Mathematics » Division
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Anupama divided 498 by 8 and obtained a quotient of 62 and remainder 2. For this problem, which of these checks will help Anupama to find out her mistakes?
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| a. | Check if quotient dividend remainder divisor |
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| b. | Check if remainder < dividend |
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| c. | Check if remainder < divisor |
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| d. | Check the calculations of and |
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