Mental Maths Class 4 Practice Worksheet

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Write down the number fourteen thousand seven hundred sixty? …………….
Fill in the missing number = 4683 = 4010+ ………….
Write down two numbers with the sum of 9 and difference of 1? …………..
How many vertices in a triangular pyramid? ……………
Write down all the factors of 25? ……………….
Work out 0.8 + 0.6 =……..
Write the Roman numerals XXVII figures? ……
Which of these fractions is equivalent to one third? ½, ¾, 6/18, 14/28. …………
A pen costs Rs 4.60. How much will pen cost? ………………
A piece of rope measuring 4m is cut into 8 equal lengths. How long will each piece be? ……………..

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