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Class 6 Maths
Integers
Quiz 5
A driver is
20
m below sea level. If he goes further down by
10
m, then find his new position.
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10
m
0%
−
10
m
0%
30
m
0%
−
30
m
Explanation
Let the ground level indicated by the brown line be 0. Then all distances travelled in the upward direction will be +ve and all the distances travelled in the downward direction will be _ve.
From the figure, it is clear that the new position of the driver is
(
−
20
)
−
10
=
−
30
⟹
30
m
below sea level.
Subtract
−
134
from
−
38
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0%
−
96
0%
96
0%
−
183
0%
183
Explanation
As per the question :
−
38
−
(
−
134
)
=
−
38
+
134
=
96
In each of the following pairs, which pair of the integer is placed correctly according to the number line.
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0%
−
13
,
−
26
0%
−
9
,
18
0%
−
29
,
−
13
0%
10
,
−
100
Explanation
On representing on the number line
18
is on the right of
−
9
−
13
is on the right of
−
29
−
100
is on the left of
10
−
26
is on the left of
−
13
Which of the following is not an integer?
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0
0%
−
1
0%
−
1.5
0%
1
Explanation
An integer is a whole number which can be positive negative or zero. the set of integers is denoted by
Z
and defined by
Z
=
{
0
,
±
1
,
±
2
,
±
3
⋯
}
So options
A
,
B
,
D
all are integers.
And option C which is 1.5 is not an integer.
Hence option
C
is correct answer.
Zero is larger than every negative integer.
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True
0%
False
Explanation
∙
Integers which lie right to zero on the number line are positive integers.
∙
Integers which lie left to zero on the number line are negative integers.
Thus, zero is always larger than every negative integer.
∴
The given statement is True
State true or false:
Every negative integer is less than every natural number.
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True
0%
False
Explanation
From the definition of negative integer we've, a number (integer) is said to be negative if
x
<
0
.
From the definition of positive integer we've, a number (integer) is said to be positive if
x
>
0
.
So it is clear that positive integers (natural numbers) are greater than negative integers.
So the given statement is true.
State true or false:
0 is the smallest positive integer.
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True
0%
False
Explanation
False,
Zero is neither positive nor negative integer. Smallest positive integer is
1.
State true or false:
A positive integer is greater than its opposite.
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True
0%
False
Explanation
True
As all positive number are greater than all negative numbers.
State whether true or false
−
13
>
10
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True
0%
False
Explanation
False: A negative number is always less than a positive number
correct equation:
−
13
<
10
State whether true or false:
The sum of a negative integer and a positive integer is always a negative integer.
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True
0%
False
Explanation
The given statement is false.
As, take
−
2
and
3
, these are one negative and one positive integer.
Now their sum is
−
2
+
3
=
1
, which is a positive integer.
State true or false:
The successor of
−
1
is
1.
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True
0%
False
Explanation
Successor of
−
1
is
=
−
1
+
1
=
1
−
1
=
0
0
is successor of
−
1
So statement is false.
State whether true or false
−
4
<
2
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True
0%
False
Explanation
We know
−
4
<
2
.
So the given statement is true.
State whether true or false
The sum of two negative integers is a positive integer.
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True
0%
False
Explanation
Let us consider two integers
−
3
and
−
2
Sum of
−
3
and
−
2
=
−
3
+
(
−
2
)
=
−
5
=
Negative integer.
Thus, we can say that the sum of two negative integers is not a positive integer.
∴
The given statement is False
(
−
35
)
+
(
−
32
)
is equal to
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67
0%
−
67
0%
−
3
0%
3
Explanation
Now,
(
−
35
)
+
(
−
32
)
=
−
35
−
32
=
−
67
.
State true or false:
Additive inverse of a negative integer is positive.
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True
0%
False
Explanation
The most general form of a negative integer is
−
n
for
n
being a natural number.
Now the additive inverse of the number is
−
(
−
n
)
i.e.
n
. [ Since
−
n
+
(
−
(
−
n
)
)
=
0
]
So the additive inverse of a negative integer is a positive integer.
So the given statement is true.
E
g
:
Additive inverse of negative integer
−
3
is
3
as
[
−
3
+
3
=
0
]
−
12
and
+
12
represent on the number line the same integer.
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True
0%
False
(
−
29
)
+
5
is equal to
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24
0%
34
0%
−
34
0%
−
24
Explanation
Let
(
−
29
)
+
5
=
x
we can see that
29
has negative sign and
5
has positive sign.
So
+
and
−
will be
−
So
−
29
+
5
=
−
24
because
24
will have sign of
29
.
Option (D)
State whether the following statement is true or false:
Additive inverse of a positive integer is negative.
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True
0%
False
Explanation
The most general form of a positive integer is
n
for
n
being a natural number.
Now the additive inverse of the number
n
is
−
(
n
)
i.e.
−
n
. [ Since
n
+
(
−
n
)
=
0
]
So the additive inverse of a positive integer is a negative integer.
So the given statement is
T
r
u
e
.
Ex:-Additive inverse of positive integer
2
is
−
2
as
[
2
+
(
−
2
)
=
0
]
Which of the following statement is true?
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−
7
>
−
5
0%
−
7
<
−
5
0%
(
−
7
)
+
(
−
5
)
>
0
0%
(
−
7
)
−
(
−
5
)
>
0
Explanation
We know that,
7
>
5
then
−
7
<
−
5
.
Again,
(
−
7
)
+
(
−
5
)
=
−
7
−
5
=
−
12
<
0
.
And,
(
−
7
)
−
(
−
5
)
=
−
7
+
5
=
−
2
<
0
.
So option (B) is correct.
The successor of
−
22
is
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0%
−
23
0%
−
21
0%
23
0%
21
Explanation
The successor of the number
−
22
is the number just after it.
And it is
=
−
22
+
1
=
−
21
.
Answer the following using number line.
6
more than
−
7
is
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0%
1
0%
−
1
0%
13
0%
−
13
Explanation
−
7
+
6
=
−
1
On subtracting
−
7
from
−
14
, we get.
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0%
−
21
0%
−
7
0%
−
14
0%
21
Explanation
According to question,
−
14
−
(
−
7
)
=
−
14
+
7
=
−
7
State whether true or false
Additive inverse of a negative integer is negative.
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True
0%
False
Explanation
The most general form of a negative integer is
−
n
for
n
being a natural number.
Now the additive inverse of the number is
−
(
−
n
)
i.e.
n
. [ Since
−
n
+
(
−
(
−
n
)
)
=
0
]
So the additive inverse of a negative integer is a positive integer.
So the given statement is false.
What should be added to
18
to get
−
34
?
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52
0%
−
52
0%
−
16
0%
16
Explanation
Let the number be
x
.
Then according to the problem we get,
x
+
18
=
−
34
or
x
=
−
34
−
18
or
x
=
−
52
.
The successor of
−
79
is
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0%
−
80
0%
−
78
0%
80
0%
78
Explanation
The successor of
−
79
is the integer just after it.
So the successor of the integer
−
79
is
−
79
+
1
=
−
78
.
The predecessor of
−
99
is
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0%
−
98
0%
−
100
0%
98
0%
100
Explanation
The predecessor of
−
99
is the integer just before the given number.
So the predecessor of
−
99
is
−
99
−
1
=
−
100
.
The additive inverse of
17
is
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0%
−
17
0%
17
0%
1
17
0%
−
1
17
Explanation
The additive inverse of
17
is
−
17
since
17
+
(
−
17
)
=
(
−
17
)
+
17
=
0
. Where
0
is the additive identity.
4
more than
−
5
is
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0%
9
0%
−
9
0%
−
1
0%
1
Explanation
4
more than
−
5
indicates
−
5
+
4
=
−
1
4
more than
−
5
is
−
1
Option
(
C
)
is the correct answer
The successor of
−
18
is
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0%
−
19
0%
17
0%
−
17
0%
19
Explanation
Since in succession we move from left to the right on the number line.
And ,
−
17
lies on right side of
−
18
Hence,
−
17
is the successor of
−
18
Option
(
C
)
is the correct answer
49
+
(
−
27
)
=
?
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0%
−
73
0%
73
0%
22
0%
None of these
Explanation
(
49
)
+
(
−
27
)
= 49 – 27
=22
Option
(C)
is the correct answer
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