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    This document provides a mathematics lesson on comparing quantities and cube roots. It includes 20 multiple choice questions in Section A assessing these concepts. Section B contains 2 matching questions relating cube roots to their values. Section C has 6 fill-in-the-blank questions, including identifying the next terms in a pattern of perfect cubes and defining terms like discount percentage and interest.

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    This document provides a mathematics lesson on comparing quantities and cube roots. It includes 20 multiple choice questions in Section A assessing these concepts. Section B contains 2 matching questions relating cube roots to their values. Section C has 6 fill-in-the-blank questions, including identifying the next terms in a pattern of perfect cubes and defining terms like discount percentage and interest.

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    CLASS 8 - MATHEMATICS

    Comparing Quantities and Cube roots

    Section A
    1. The cube of 27 is _________. [1]

    a) 19683 b) 41234

    c) 19273 d) 729
    −− 7
    2. If √3 xy = , then x
    y = _________. [1]
    8

    a) 343 b) 343
    512
    c) 512 d) 512
    343
    3. By which smallest natural number should 135 be divided so that the quotient is a perfect [1]
    cube?

    a) 2 b) 3

    c) 9 d) 5
    −−
    4. If √3 xy = 3
    , then x
    y = _________. [1]
    4

    64
    a) 64 b)
    27
    27
    c) 27 d)
    64
    5. If (8000)1/3 = 3p + 5, then the value of p is [1]

    a) 2 b) 8

    c) 7 d) 5
    6. Find the cube of 70. [1]

    a) 343000 b) 121000

    c) 212000 d) 562500
    7. What is the cube of double of ‘x’? [1]

    a) 4x3 b) 6x3
    c) 8x3 d) None of these
    8. If a is ones digit and b is tens digit of a two digit number, then the cube of the number will be [1]
    _________.

    a) (10a + b)-3 b) (10b + a)2


    c) (10a + b)3 d) (10b + a)3

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    9. Find the cube root of 13824. [1]

    a) 27 b) 24

    c) 25 d) 26

    10. If (1728)1/3 = 2x + 2, then the value of x is [1]

    a) 6 b) 5

    c) 8 d) 7
    11. The list price of a table is Rs 2,200. A discount of 20 % is announced on sales. What is the [1]
    amount of discount on it?

    a) ₹220 b) ₹440

    c) None of these d) ₹330


    12. An item marked at ₹720 is sold for ₹600. What is the discount amount? [1]

    a) ₹130 b) ₹140

    c) None of these d) ₹120


    13. Find C.I.on Rs.20, 000for 3 years at 20% per annum compounded annually. [1]

    a) Rs.14000 b) Rs.15000
    c) None of these d) Rs.14, 560
    14. An item marked at Rs.540 is sold for Rs.500. What is the discount amount? [1]

    a) ₹50 b) ₹40

    c) ₹30 d) None of these


    15. Find C.I .on ₹16, 000for 2 years at 15% per annum compounded annually. [1]

    a) ₹5, 160 b) None of these

    c) ₹5, 600 d) ₹6, 000


    16. A sum is taken for two years at 16% per annum. If interest is compounded after every three [1]
    months, the number of times for which interest is charged in 2 yrs is

    a) 9 b) 6

    c) 4 d) 8
    17. A shop gives 20% discount. What would the sale price of a dress marked at Rs.120? [1]

    a) None of these b) ₹20

    c) ₹30 d) ₹96
    18. The compound interest on ₹50000 at 4% per annum for 2yr compounded annually is [1]

    a) ₹4080 b) ₹4000

    c) ₹4050 d) ₹4280
    19. Meenu bought two fans for Rs.1, 200each. She sold one at a loss of 5% and the other at a [1]
    profit of 10%. Find out the total profit or loss.
    a) Loss of Rs.120 b) Loss of Rs.60

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    c) Profit of Rs.60 d) Profit of Rs.120
    20. The list price of a frock is Rs 220. A discount of 20 % is announced on sales. What is the [1]
    amount of discount on it?

    a) ₹44 b) ₹22

    c) ₹33 d) None of these


    Section B
    21. Match the following: [2]

    Column A Column B
    −−
    −
    (a) √3 433 (p) 112
    3 −−−−−−
    −
    (b) √ 163 × 73 (q) 20
    3 −−−
    −
    (c) √ 8000 (r) -4
    −−−−−−−−
    (d) √3 64 × (−1) (s) 43

    22. Match the following: [2]

    Column A Column B

    (a) The duration for which the interest is added every time to form new (p) Compound
    Principal is called Interest

    (q) Conversion
    (b)Interest remains same for each year in
    period

    (c) Interest increases every year in (r) Halved

    (d)If the Interest is compounded half yearly the Rate of Interest is (s) Simple Interest

    Section C
    23. Fill in the blanks: [6]
    a) The next two numbers in the pattern: 1, 8, 27, 64, 125, _______, _______.
    b) In the given numbers 6, 8, 16, 36, 49, 64, 100, the perfect cubes are _____ and _______.
    c) The cube of a negative integer is _______.
    d) The discount% on an item for sale is calculated on ____________.
    e) The additional money paid along with money borrowed after a certain period of time is
    called_________.
    f) The difference between the marked price and the discount given is equal to __________.

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