1.
Sam bought 2 7⁄5 kg of flour in one week and 3 4⁄15 kg of flour in second week. The flour Sam bough altogether is

2.
The answer of 1⁄3 x 8² + 2² is

3.
The sum of 2⁄6, 4⁄8 and 5⁄10 is

4.
Ana has bought 12 3⁄6 kg of flour. Mary has bought 14 2⁄8 kg of flour and Kristina has bought 11 8⁄12 kg of flour. The one who has bought more flour is

5.
The product of 4⁄6 and 2⁄4 is

6.
The descending order of the following rational numbers 8⁄20, 10⁄18 and 9⁄12 is

7.
Considering recurring decimals, the fraction 20⁄3 can be expressed as

8.
Out of the following rational numbers 3⁄5, 3⁄4, 1 4⁄5 and 2⁄3, the fraction which can be expressed in recurring decimals is

9.
Michael bought 4 2⁄4 kg of rice and John borrowed 2 2⁄6 kg of rice from him. The rice (in kgs) Michael have now is

10.
By evaluating the following rational number 2⁄8 − 8⁄12 ⁄ (−4⁄6), the answer is

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