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EXAMPLE 6:  Simplify: 5  1   - 3  1  + 3  1  + 4.  4  1
 6  4  4  JUST TRY1:          Find the sum of   9  +  9  .
 SOLUTION:    we have:
 1  1  1  [ 12 ÷ 6 = 2, 2 × 31 = 62] ,  JUST TRY 2:    1   2   .
 5   - 3  + 3  + 4.           Find the sum of 3  5  and 6  5
 6  4  4  {  [ 12 ÷ 4 = 3, 3 × 13 = 39]  }

 31  13  10  4  [ 12 ÷ 3 = 4, 4 × 10 = 40]  6      13
 =   -   +   +  JUST TRY 3:    Subtract     from       .
 6  4  3  1  [ 12 ÷ 1 = 12, 12 × 4 = 48]  15       15
 62 - 39 + 40 + 48                        1           2
 =      JUST TRY 4:           Subtract  1    from 5     .
 12                                       3           3
 150 - 39   111 37  37  1          2        3
 =  =  =  = 9  JUST TRY 5:    Add     and     .
 12  12  4  4                      3        5
 4
                                      3          1
        JUST TRY 6:           Add 2       and 4    .
                                      4          8
 5  9
 EXAMPLE 7:    Of,   and  which ts greater and by how much?
 7  14                                         PRACTICE EXERCISE 5.3
 5  9
 SOLUTION:     Let us compare  and
 7  14
          5 × 14 = 70 and 7 × 9 = 63.  1 . Add the following fractions and reduce them to the lowest terms.
 5  9               5       3        3      5      1         3      2      1           5       3       1
          Clearly, 70 > 63;  >     (a)  12  +  12  (b)  11  +  11  +  11  (c)  7  +  5  +  10  (d) 1  8  + 2  4  + 3  12
 7  14

 5  9          (e)  2 + 3   1  + 4  1  + 5  1
          Required difference =  7  -  14     2  3  4
 10 - 9  2. Subtract the following fractions and reduce them to the lowest terms.
 =  {  [ 14 ÷ 7 = 2, 2 × 5 = 10]  and  }
 14  [ 14 ÷ 14 = 1, 1 × 9 = 9]  (a)  8  -  4  (b)  11  -  9  (c) 5  2  - 3  1  (d) 3  3  - 1  1  (e) 7  1  - 4  1
 1                  15     15       25     25         3        3         5       15         6       18
 =
 4
        3. Simplify the following and reduce them to the lowest terms.

 Hence,  5    is greater than.  9  by  1  (a)  4  +  2  -  3  (b)  11  -  4  +  6  (c) 3  1  + 2  4  - 1  1  (d) 3  21  +   201  -   431
 7  14  14          5     5     5       21      21     21         2        5        2         10      100     200

 2  1          (e) 4  3   +  2  5  - 1  1
 EXAMPLE 8:    The cost of a pen is ₹ 6   and that of a pencil is ₹  4  6  Which costs more and by how      35  7  5
 much?  3  4. Tapur and Tupur anted to gift a shawl to their mother. Tapur knitted  3  th   of  the shawl and Tupur  1
 2  20  ( 20 × 2 )  40                                                      5                              5  th
 SOLUTION:    Cost of a pen = ₹   6  = ₹     = ₹   =   is the shawl complete? If not, how much of the knitting is yet to be done for the gift to be ready?
 3  3  ( 3 × 2 )  6                                           1                     1
 40  25  2  1  5. Seema and Reena go for jogging. Seema jogs for 2  5   km and Reena   2  7  km. Who jogs more and by
 Clearly,  >   and so ₹ 6  > 4  how       much?
 6  6  3  6
          So, the cost of a pen is more than the cost of a pencil.  6. Mini bought 5 litres of oil. She used 3  3    litres of oil for cooking during the month. How much oil is left
                                                 5
          Difference between their costs = ₹  (  20  -  25  )  (  40 - 25  )  at the end of the month?  3  1
                           1
 6
 3
 15  3  1  6  7. Vinita bought 5  2   kg of guavas,  3  4  kg of apples and  4  4   kg of oranges. Find the total weight of the
        fruits bought by her.
 = ₹    = ₹ 2    = ₹ 2  .
 6  6  6
 1
 Hence, the cost of a pen is more than the cost of a pencil by ₹ 2  .
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