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    The Junk Seller

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    The document is a mathematics worksheet for 4th class students containing word problems involving calculations with money. It includes questions about junk sellers buying and selling different materials like waste paper, newspapers, plastic and calculating their earnings. There are also questions involving counting currency denominations like notes of Rs. 1000, 500, 100 and coins and calculating their total value. The worksheet aims to help students practice solving real world math problems involving monetary transactions and calculations.

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    The Junk Seller

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    The document is a mathematics worksheet for 4th class students containing word problems involving calculations with money. It includes questions about junk sellers buying and selling different materials like waste paper, newspapers, plastic and calculating their earnings. There are also questions involving counting currency denominations like notes of Rs. 1000, 500, 100 and coins and calculating their total value. The worksheet aims to help students practice solving real world math problems involving monetary transactions and calculations.

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    The document is a mathematics worksheet for 4th class students containing word problems involving calculations with money. It includes questions about junk sellers buying and selling different materials like waste paper, newspapers, plastic and calculating their earnings. There are also questions involving counting currency denominations like notes of Rs. 1000, 500, 100 and coins and calculating their total value. The worksheet aims to help students practice solving real world math problems involving monetary transactions and calculations.

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    The document is a mathematics worksheet for 4th class students containing word problems involving calculations with money. It includes questions about junk sellers buying and selling different materials like waste paper, newspapers, plastic and calculating their earnings. There are also questions involving counting currency denominations like notes of Rs. 1000, 500, 100 and coins and calculating their total value. The worksheet aims to help students practice solving real world math problems involving monetary transactions and calculations.

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    ATOMIC ENERGY CENTRAL SCHOOL-1, MUMBAI

    WORKSHEET
    Class: 4 Sub: Mathematics
    Name: ____________________ Sec: ____ Roll No: ______
    6. The Junk Seller

    I. Calculate:

    a) 30 × 6 = ___

    b) 5 × 80 = ___

    c) 8 × 25 = ___

    d) 7 × 46 = ___

    e) 90 × 5 = ___

    f) 41 × 6 = ___

    g) 2 × 55 = ___

    h) 4 × 86 = ___

    II. Solve the following

    a) A flower vendor earns ₹ 100 a day. How much will she earn in a
    week?
    Sol:

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    b) A fruit seller earns ₹ 75 a day. How much will he earn in a month?
    (Take 1 month = 30 days)
    Sol:

    c) Kiran has 8 rickshaws. She gives the rickshaws on rent each for ₹ 30
    a day. How much she earns each day?
    Sol:

    d) A junk collector sells old newspaper to a junk seller. If he sells I kg


    newspaper for ₹ 8, how much he earns on selling 16 kg newspaper?
    Sol:

    III. Multiply
    a) 42 × 35
    Sol:

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    b) 56 × 23 =
    Sol:

    c) 87 × 24 =
    Sol:

    d) 66 × 88 =
    Sol:

    e) 124 × 5 =
    Sol:

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    f) 9 × 150 =
    Sol:

    g) 7 × 302 =
    Sol:

    IV. Solve the following

    a) Leela bought 1 kg plastic for ₹ 15, but sold 1 kg plastic for ₹ 18. How
    much money did she earn on selling 1 kg plastic?
    Sol:

    b) Parvez bought 1 kg iron for ₹ 16, but sold for ₹ 20. How much money
    did he earn on selling 1 kg iron?
    Sol:

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    c) Ram pyari raddiwali (junk seller) bought 1 kg waste paper for ₹ 6, but
    sold 1 kg waste paper for ₹ 8. How much money did she earn on
    selling 1 kg waste paper? How much did she earn on 45 kg waste
    paper?
    Sol:

    d) Read the table and answer the following questions.

    Kind of Junk Price of 1 kg


    1. Waste paper ₹6
    2. Old News paper ₹8
    3. Iron ₹ 15
    4. Brass ₹ 200
    5. Plastic ₹ 12

    i) Find the cost of 10 kg Brass.


    Sol:

    ii) Find the cost of 25 kg old newspaper


    Sol:

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    iii) Find the total cost of 5 kg plastic and 6 kg Iron.
    Sol:

    iv) How much will a junk seller pay for 54 kg waste paper?
    Sol:

    e) Ronakh raddiwala (junk seller) buys 1 kg plastic for ₹ 12, but sells for
    ₹ 15. How much does he earn when he sells 28 kg plastic?
    Sol:

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    f) Salman buys 1 kg old newspaper for ₹ 8, but sells it for ₹ 11. How
    much does he earn when sells 124 kg old newspaper?
    Sol:

    V. Solve the following

    a) Devadutt is counting the money. He makes denomination in the


    following way. Find the amount of money that he has.

    4 notes of ₹ 1000 = _______


    3 notes of ₹ 500 = _______
    2 notes of ₹ 100 = _______
    5 coins of ₹ 5 = _______
    Total value = _______

    b) Find the value of

    2 notes of ₹ 500 = ________


    4 notes of ₹ 100 = ________
    3 notes of ₹ 50 = ________
    2 notes of ₹ 20 = ________
    1 note of ₹ 10 = ________
    10 coins of ₹ 2 = ________
    Total value = ________

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