Questions & Answers: "Basic Operations on Large Numbers"

Complete guide to "Basic Operations on Large Numbers" for Math students. Below you will find important questions and model answers to help you prepare.

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Question 1

1 Mark

If X2575 – X836 = 28739, then which digit will be X?

Options

Option A

2

Option B is correct

3

Option C

5

Option D

6

Question 2

1 Mark

Solve : 27÷3+6×5=?27 \div 3 + 6 \times 5 = ?.

Options

Option A

75

Option B

15

Option C is correct

39

Option D

27/33

Question 3

1 Mark

If divisor = 105, Quotient = 4250, Remainder = 75, then dividend = ?

Options

Option A

446250

Option B is correct

446325

Option C

446225

Option D

446625

Question 4

1 Mark

At a ration shop, 85 sacks of wheat, 50 sacks of rice and 15 sacks of tur dal was available for sale. If every sack contained 40 kg of grains, how much grains in kilograms were available for sale?

Options

Option A

150 kg

Option B

600 kg

Option C is correct

6000 kg

Option D

4000 kg

Question 5

1 Mark

For flood victims at Kolhapur, 5 social organisations contributed Rs. 12870, Rs. 13850, Rs. 9640, Rs. 25390, Rs. 7450 respectively. How much total relief fund was collected?

Options

Option A

Rs. 126250

Option B

Rs. 222910

Option C

Rs. 66750

Option D is correct

Rs. 69200

Question 6

1 Mark

Pranav wants to buy a plot for Rs. 2417300 but he has Rs. 712300 with him. He will have to arrange the remaining amount from bank loan. How much amount should he borrow as loan?

Options

Option A is correct

Rs. Seventeen lakhs five thousand

Option B

Rs. Seventeen lakhs fifty thousand

Option C

Rs. Seventeen lakhs

Option D

Rs. Seventeen lakhs five thousand and three hundred

Question 7

1 Mark

Choose the correct option to fill in the ?. 932004 – ? = 59896

Options

Option A

991900

Option B

927892

Option C

857898

Option D is correct

872108

Question 8

1 Mark

Rutuja had some amount. She distributed it among 47 students. When she gave Rs. 50 to each student, Rs. 37 were left with her. How much amount did she have?

Options

Option A

Rs. 2350

Option B is correct

Rs. 2387

Option C

Rs. 2313

Option D

Rs. 1897

Question 9

1 Mark

Which of the following mathematical expression has maximum value?

Options

Option A

10 – 3 × 3

Option B is correct

10 × 3 + 3

Option C

10 + (3 + 3)

Option D

3 × 3 + 10

Question 10

1 Mark

Chandu typed at the speed of N words per hour for 5 hours and Ali typed at the speed of M words per hour for 6 hours. Total how many words did both of them type?

Options

Option A

5 N × 6 M

Option B

6 M – 5 N

Option C

5 M × 6 N

Option D is correct

5 N + 6 M

Question 11

1 Mark

225 × 72 = ?

Options

Option A is correct

16200

Option B

2250

Option C

1650

Option D

22500

Question 12

1 Mark

Last year 427523 students of std. 5th and 238249 of std. 8th appeared for scholarship examination. Total how many students appeared for the examination.

Options

Option A

662757

Option B is correct

665772

Option C

662752

Option D

667527

Question 13

1 Mark

3000 is divided by which number to get the quotient as 85 and remainder as 25?

Options

Option A

45

Option B

25

Option C

55

Option D is correct

35

Question 14

1 Mark

70602 + ? = 92328

Options

Option A

22823

Option B is correct

21726

Option C

21720

Option D

27612

Question 15

1 Mark

504 m long wire is cut at 8 places at equal distance. What will be the length of each piece?

Options

Option A

68 m

Option B

63 m

Option C is correct

56 m

Option D

54 m

Question 16

1 Mark

Under a tree plantation programme, a social welfare organisation decided to plant trees at 5 km distance on 100 km long road, on both the sides. How many trees can be planted?

Options

Option A

40

Option B is correct

42

Option C

20

Option D

21

Question 17

1 Mark

Sandeep has a bundle of notes of Rs. 100 from serial number 42378 to 42432. If instead of Rs. 100 notes, he wants Rs. 500 notes, how many notes of Rs. 500 can he get?

Options

Option A is correct

11

Option B

55

Option C

10

Option D

54

Question 18

1 Mark

Aditya incurred Rs. 9,500 expenditure towards travel for his Kerala trip. He spent Rs. 7,250 on miscelleneous expenses. How much did he spend in all for Kerala trip?

Options

Option A is correct

Rs. sixteen thousand seven hundred and fifty.

Option B

Rs. sixteen thousand five hundred.

Option C

Rs. seventeen thousand two hundred and fifty.

Option D

Rs. fifteen thousand seven hundred and fifty.

Question 19

1 Mark

In this multiplication, * has the same digit. Find the digit in place of *. 435 × 1 * = 5 * * 0

Options

Option A

0

Option B

1

Option C is correct

2

Option D

3

Question 20

1 Mark

To help the flood victims, the students of Adarsh Vidyalaya collected Rs. 47,989 and the students of Saraswati Vidyalaya collected Rs. 8,493. From the total amount if Rs. 50,042 are used for domestic items and remaining amount is used for food packets. How much amount is spent on food packets?

Options

Option A

Rs. 6,340

Option B is correct

Rs. 6,440

Option C

Rs. 5,440

Option D

Rs. 5,340

Question 21

1 Mark

How many notes of Rs. 10 can one get if one gives 30 coins of Rs. 5 ?

Options

Option A

3

Option B

6

Option C is correct

15

Option D

20

Question 22

1 Mark

If a number is multiplied by 8 instead of 5, the product increases by 39, then what is the number ?

Options

Option A

14

Option B

12

Option C is correct

13

Option D

15

Question 23

1 Mark

Joseph bought half a dozen pencils at the rate of Rs. 3.50 per piece and 2 pens at the rate of Rs. 12.50 per pen. If he gives Rs. 50 to the shopkeeper, how much money will he get back ?

Options

Option A

Rs. 46

Option B

Rs. 34

Option C is correct

Rs. 4

Option D

Rs. 25

Question 24

1 Mark

30 m long rope is cut at 5 places. What will be the length of 2 pieces ?

Options

Option A

6 m

Option B is correct

10 m

Option C

5 m

Option D

18 m

Question 25

1 Mark

Shrikant bought a watch at Rs. 900. He gave equal number of notes of denomination Rs. 10, Rs. 20, Rs. 50 and Rs. 100. Find the number of notes of Rs. 20 that he gave to the shopkeeper.

Options

Option A

20

Option B

4

Option C is correct

5

Option D

10

Question 26

1 Mark

Mangalakaku purchased 6016 saplings of lemon. She planted 47 saplings in each row. How many rows will be formed of those saplings ?

Options

Option A is correct

128

Option B

118

Option C

108

Option D

228

Question 27

1 Mark

Gauri, Hamida, Mary and Ishwari are friends. They are standing in a circular manner. They can shake hands with each other only once. How many times will the hand be shaken ?

Options

Option A

3

Option B

4

Option C

5

Option D is correct

6

Question 28

1 Mark

Central Government granted aid Rs. 15,08,980 towards the provision of Science Laboratory. How much aid will be required for 168 schools in Maharashtra ?

Options

Option A

Rs. 2,41,43,680

Option B is correct

Rs. 25,35,08,640

Option C

Rs. 2,71,61,640

Option D

Rs. 10,26,10,640

Question 29

1 Mark

Under Polio Eradication Campaign 2012, in Nagpur district 3,17,528 children were vaccinated and in Amravati district 2,04,537 children were vaccinated. How many children were vaccinated in all ?

Options

Option A

522605

Option B

522607

Option C is correct

522065

Option D

522705

Question 30

1 Mark

Swara purchased a fridge at Rs. 15,980 and a T.V. set at Rs. 20,740. She gave 19 notes of Rs. 2000 to the shopkeeper. How many Rs. 10 notes will the shopkeeper return her ?

Options

Option A

1280

Option B

228

Option C

2280

Option D is correct

128

Question 31

1 Mark

If p=3, t = 2 then p × p + 2 × p × t + t × t = ?

Options

Option A

21

Option B is correct

25

Option C

24

Option D

17

Question 32

1 Mark

A company distributed half kg of sweets to each of its 60 employees on the occasion of Diwali. If the sweets were purchased at the rate ₹ 320 per kg, then what was the expenditure made by the company?

Options

Option A

19200 ₹

Option B

10600 ₹

Option C is correct

9600 ₹

Option D

9200 ₹

Question 33

1 Mark

On dividing a number by 25, we get quotient 13 and remainder 22. what will be the number?

Options

Option A

355

Option B

365

Option C

350

Option D is correct

347

Question 34

1 Mark

Dhanesh went to a bank with 8 notes of ₹ 50 and ₹ 100 each and asked for notes of ₹ 10 in return. How many notes of ₹ 10 would Dhanesh receive?

Options

Option A

80

Option B

100

Option C is correct

120

Option D

110

Question 35

1 Mark

If the divisor of the division (5656 ÷ 8) is reduced by 1, then by how much will the quotient increase ?

Options

Option A

1

Option B

10

Option C

100

Option D is correct

101

Question 36

1 Mark

When a number is multiplied by 10 instead of 16, its product decreases by 30, then find the number.

Options

Option A is correct

5

Option B

6

Option C

8

Option D

10

Question 37

1 Mark

By which order of operations boxes will replace, to get the balanced equation. Equation: 48 ___ 6 ___ 2 ___ 5 ___ 5

Options

Option A

=, ×, +, –

Option B is correct

÷, +, –, =

Option C

÷, +, +, =

Option D

÷, ×, +, =

Question 38

1 Mark

Put the appropriate sign in place of ?. 18 × 4 – 6 ? 70 × 2 ÷ 2 – 4

Options

Option A

Option B
Option C

<

Option D is correct

=

Question 39

1 Mark

899999 + 1001 = ?

Options

Option A is correct

901000

Option B

890990

Option C

900990

Option D

891000

Question 40

1 Mark

If M = 4, N = 2 then M × N + M ÷ N = ?

Options

Option A is correct

10

Option B

12

Option C

6

Option D

8

Question 41

1 Mark

40 tens × 10 tens = ?

Options

Option A is correct

4000 tens

Option B

400 tens

Option C

400 thousands

Option D

40 hundreds

Question 42

1 Mark

Select the option to fill the boxes in the given equation.

Diagram for Question 42

Options

Option A is correct

+, ×, –, ÷

Option B

×, +, –, ÷

Option C

+, –, ×, ÷

Option D

–, +, ×, ÷

Question 43

1 Mark

Find the missing value.

Diagram for Question 43

Options

Option A is correct

1951\frac{19}{51}

Option B

551\frac{5}{51}

Option C

517\frac{5}{17}

Option D

1917\frac{19}{17}