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NCERT · Class 4 · Maths

Chapter 11: Tables and Shares

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27 questions
Q11Written answer

Kannu made a necklace of 17 sea-shells. How many such necklaces can be made using 100 sea shells?

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Ans: Total number of shells $ = 100$

Kannu made 1 necklace of 17 sea-shells.

Hence, number of shells left after making 1 necklace $ = 100 - 17 = 83$

shells left after making 2 necklace$ = 83 - 17 = 66$

shells left after making 3 necklace$ = 66 - 17 = 49$

shells left after making 4 necklace$ = 49 - 17 = 32$

shells left after making 5 necklace$ = 32 - 17 = 15$

Thus, 15 shells were left after making 5 necklaces.

Therefore, 5 necklaces can be made by using 100 sea shells.


Q12Written answer

One carton can hold 85 soap bars. Shally wants to pack 338 soap bars. How many cartons does she need for packing all of them?

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Ans: Soap bars 1 carton can hold $ = 85$

Soap bars 2 cartons can hold$ = 2 \times 85 = 170$

Soap bars 3 cartons can hold$ = 3 \times 85 = 255$

Soap bars 4 cartons can hold $ = 4 \times 85 = 340$

340 soaps can be accomodated in 4 cartons. Thus, 4 cartons will be needed to pack 338 soap bars. 


Q13Written answer

Manpreet wants 1500 sacks of cement for making a house. A truck carries 250 sacks at a time. How many trips will the truck make?

A driver charges Rs 500 for a trip. How much will Manpreet pay the driver for all the trips?

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Ans: Number of sacks a truck can carry at a time$ = 250$

In 2 trips number of sack carried$ = 250 \times 2 = 500$

In 3 trips number of sack carried $ = 250 \times 3 = 750$

In 4 trips number of sack carried $ = 250 \times 4 = 1000$

In 5 trips number of sack carried$ = 250 \times 5 = 1250$

In 6 trips number of sack carried $ = 250 \times 6 = 1500$

Thus, 6 trips are required to carry 1500 sacks.


Q14Written answer

Gangu’s Sweets Gangu is making sweets for Id. He has made a tray of 80 laddoos.


Ganhu’s sweet making sweets


Are the sweets in the tray enough to pack 23 small boxes? ___________ 

  • How many more sweets are needed? ___________ 

  • Gangu also has a bigger box in which he packs 12 laddoos. 

How many boxes does he need for packing 60 laddoos?

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Ans:  Number of laddoos in a smallbox $ = 4$

Number of laddoos needed to pack 23 small boxes $ = 4 \times 23 = 92$

Total number of ladoos in the tray  $ = 80$

No, the ladoos are not enough to pack in the boxes. There are 80 laddoos and 92 laddoos are required. Thus, Gangu is falling short of 12 laddoos.

As number of laddoos required to pack 23 small boxes $ = 92$

Number of laddoos available $ = 80$

Number of laddoos needed $ = 92 - 80 = 12$

Therefore, still 12 more laddoos are required to pack 23 small boxes.


Q15Written answer

Practice Time :Neelu brought 15 storybooks to her class. Today 45 students are present. How many children will need to share one book?

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Ans: Neelu brought 15 storybooks to her class 45 students are present in the class 

Total number of children sharing one book $ = 45 \div 15 = 3$


Thus, 3 children need to share one book.


Q16Written answer

Practice Time: A family of 8 people needs 60 kg wheat for a month. How much wheat does this family need for a week? 

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Ans: In one month a family requires 60kg of wheat. 

In a month, there are 4 weeks. 

So, the quantity of wheat required in one week by the family$ = 60 \div 4$kg $ = 15$kg

$\;\;15\\4)\overline{60}\\\;-4\\ \;\; \overline{20}\\ -20\\ \;\;\; \overline{0}$

Thus, the family needs 15 kg of wheat in one week.


Q17Written answer

Practice Time:


500 rupees note


Time Razia wants change for Rs 500. 


How many notes will she get if she wants in return.


A 100 rupees note


  1. All 100 rupee notes? _________________ 


:A 50 rupees note


  1.  All 50 rupee notes? __________________ 



A 20 rupees note


      (c) All 20 rupee notes? __________________


A 5 rupees note


      (d) All 5 rupee notes? ___________________ 

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Ans: 

  1. Total money with Razia$ = Rs500$

Razia wants a change for Rs 500 in the form of 100 rupee notes. 

Number of 100 rupee notes that Razia will get $ = 500 \div 100 = 5$

  1.  Total money with Razia$ = Rs500$

Razia wants a change for Rs 500 in the form of 50 rupees notes. 

Number of 50 rupees notes that Razia will get$ = 500 \div 50 = 10$

  1. Total money with Razia$ = Rs500$

Razia wants a change for Rs 500 in the form of 20 rupees notes. 

Number of 20 rupees notes that Razia will get $ = 500 \div 20 = 25$

  1.  Total money with Razia$ = Rs500$

Razia wants a change for Rs 500 in the form of 5 rupees notes. 

Number of 5 rupee notes that Razia will get $ = 500 \div 5 = 100$


Q18Written answer

Practice Time: You have to distribute 72 tomatoes equally in 3 baskets. How many tomatoes will there be in each?

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Ans: If 72 tomatoes needed to be equally distributed in three baskets then each basket will contain

$ = 72 \div 3$$ = 24$.

$\;\;24\\3)\overline{72}\\\;-6\\ \;\;\;\; \overline{12}\\\;-12\\ \;\;\;\;\ \overline{0}$

Thus, 24 tomatoes will be there in each basket.


Q19Written answer

Practice Time There are 350 bricks in a hand-cart. Binod found the weight of a brick to be 2 kg. What will be the weight of all the bricks?

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Ans : If the weight of 1 brick is 2 kg then the weight of 350 bricks 

$ = 2 \times 350kg = 700kg$

Thus, the weight of all the bricks is 700kg.


Q20Written answer

Try Doing These :

(a) $\mathbf{65 \div 5}$

(b) $\mathbf{84 \div 2}$

(c) $\mathbf{69 \div 3}$

(d) $\mathbf{90 \div 6}$

(e) $\mathbf{72 \div 4}$

(f) $\mathbf{108 \div 9}$

(g) $\mathbf{232 \div 2}$

(h)$\mathbf{428 \div 2}$

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$\;\;13\\5)\overline{65}\\\;-5\\ \;\;\;\; \overline{15}\\\;-15\\ \;\;\;\;\ \overline{0}$

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$\;\;42\\2)\overline{84}\\\;-8\\ \;\;\;\; \overline{4}\\\;-4\\ \;\;\;\;\ \overline{0}$

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$\;\;23\\3)\overline{69}\\\;-6\\ \;\;\;\; \overline{9}\\\;-9\\ \;\;\;\;\ \overline{0}$

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$\;\;15\\6)\overline{90}\\\;-6\\ \;\;\;\; \overline{30}\\\;-30\\ \;\;\;\;\ \overline{0}$

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$\;\;18\\4)\overline{72}\\\;-4\\ \;\;\;\; \overline{32}\\\;-32\\ \;\;\;\;\ \overline{0}$

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$\;\;12\\3)\overline{108}\\\;-6\\ \;\;\;\; \overline{18}\\\;-18\\ \;\;\;\;\ \overline{0}$

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$\;\;116\\2)\overline{232}\\\;-2\\ \;\;\;\; \overline{3}\\\;-2\\ \;\;\;\;\ \overline{12}\\ \;\; -12\\ \;\;\;\;\;\;\overline{0}$

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$\;\;224\\2)\overline{428}\\\;-4\\ \;\;\;\; \overline{2}\\\;-2\\ \;\;\;\;\ \overline{8}\\ \;\; -8\\ \;\;\;\;\;\;\overline{0}$