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Mental Maths Class 4 Practice Worksheet

Mental Maths Class 4 Practice Worksheet 

Tshila Learning offers online classes for CBSE Class 4. Classes include animated videos, worksheets, activities, and encyclopedia, so that they can easily score good marks in exams. The entire content and worksheets are designed on the basis of CBSE Class 4th exam pattern

  • 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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