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8.    The number of merit certificates given to students from class Ill to VIII are as follows  3.   What will happen to the area of a square if its side is:
               a. doubled            b. tripled            c. halved
 Classes  Merit certificates  4.   Two plots of land have the same perimeter. One is a square with a side of 60 m, while the other is a

 3  50         rectangle whose breadth is 12 m. Which plot of land has the greater area and by how much?
 4  60  5.     The floor of a school auditorium is fully carpeted. There are 40 carpets in the auditorium, each

               measuring 25 m × 12.5 m. What is the total area of the floor?
 5  70  6.     Two rooms of floor sizes 15 m × 12 m and 10m × 8 m are to be tiled with square tiles of side 50 cm.
 6  150        How many tiles will be needed in all?
 7  90  7.     Find the area of the shaded portion in the two figures given below.
                                                                            8m
                              12m
                 a.
                                                                 b.
 8  80
    Represent the information on a bar graph by taking a suitable scale. Represent each class  5m
     by a different colour bar.
    How many students in total received a merit card?  7m
 9.    The following are the number of tickets sold for a popular Harry Potter film at a multiplex.  18m 2  5m  8m
 Friday  400
 Saturday  500
 Sunday  350
 Monday  200
 Tuesday  150  8.    Calculate the area and perimeter of the following figures.
 Wednesday  100  a.  1m                            b.
 Thursday  250                                                        10m
    Represent this information on a bar graph. Take 1 cm = 50 tickets. Answer the following.
    Answer the following.                                                           2m
    a. On which day were the least tickets sold?
    b. On which day was the houseful board put?
    c. How many tickets were sold in all during the week?  10m
 10.   The school transport office conducted a survey to find out the mode of transport used by Class 6        10m
 students to come to school. Represent the information on a bar graph.  6m    18m


 School bus  100                                 2m                                           2m
 Private bus  60
 Car  40  9. The number of students in five different sections of Class VI are given below. Express the data with the help
 Cycle  20  of a bar graph.
 Walking  20
 Scooter  10     Section              A              B              C              D              E



                 Number of
    Scale 1 cm = 10 students          35             50             55             40            45
    Answer the following questions.  students
    a. How many students do physical exercise on the way to school?  10.  A shopkeeper sold the following number of packets of dry fruits during a week.
    b Which is the most commonly used mode of transport?  Monday  400
    c. How many students are there in Class 6 of this school?  Tuesday  500
 EXERCISE 15-C         Wednesday            350
                       Thursday
 1.   Find the perimeter of the following figures.  Friday  600
    a. A square whose side is 11 cm.  Saturday  700
    b  A rectangle whose dimensions are - £. = 12 cm, b = 9 cm.  Sunday  650
    c. A triangle whose sides are 8 cm, 6 cm and 5 cm.  Use 1 box to represent 100 packets of dry fruits and ½ box to represent 50 packets of dry fruits. Draw a picto-
 2.   The area of a rectangle is 108 cm2. If its breadth is 9 cm, find its length.  graph.
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