- Riya is helping her mother prepare food for a family gathering. In the morning, she used 3/8 kg of flour, and later in the afternoon, she used another 5/12 kg of flour. How much flour did she use altogether?
Answer: 19/24 kg - A large water tank was 13/15 full at the beginning of the day. During the day, workers used 7/20 of the tank’s total capacity. What fraction of the tank’s capacity is still filled with water?
Answer: 31/60 - A baker normally needs 2/3 kg of flour to prepare one full batch of bread. Today, he decides to prepare only 3/4 of a batch. How much flour will he need for this smaller batch?
Answer: 1/2 kg - Rahul has 5/6 litre of juice. He wants to divide it equally into glasses that can each hold 1/12 litre. How many glasses can he fill completely?
Answer: 10 glasses - Neha is reading a storybook during her school holidays. She completed 4/15 of the book on Monday and another 7/20 of the book on Tuesday. What fraction of the book has she read altogether?
Answer: 37/60 - Riya had a ribbon measuring 11/12 metre for decorating a gift box. She cut off a piece measuring 5/18 metre to decorate the box. How much ribbon is left now?
Answer: 23/36 metre - A farmer owns 5/6 hectare of land, but he wants to use only 3/5 of his land for growing wheat. What fraction of a hectare will be used for growing wheat?
Answer: 1/2 hectare - A rope is 7/8 metre long. Each piece must be 7/16 metre long. How many complete pieces can be cut from the rope?
Answer: 2 pieces - Rahul decided to improve his daily walking routine. He walked 5/9 km before breakfast and then walked another 7/18 km in the evening. What total distance did Rahul walk during the day?
Answer: 17/18 km - A bottle contained 5/6 litre of juice in the morning. During lunch, the family drank 1/4 litre of the juice. How much juice is still left in the bottle?
Answer: 7/12 litre - A farmer divided his field into different sections for growing crops. He planted wheat on 7/16 of the field and rice on another 5/24 of the field. What fraction of the entire field was used for these two crops?
Answer: 31/48 - A shopkeeper has 15/16 kg of sugar in a container. During the day, he sells 8/15 of the sugar that he has. How much sugar does he sell?
Answer: 1/2 kg - A farmer has 9/10 hectare of land that he wants to divide into smaller plots. If each plot is 3/20 hectare, how many equal plots can the farmer make?
Answer: 6 plots - A large water tank was partly filled in the morning and then more water was added in the afternoon. If 7/15 of the tank was filled in the morning and another 11/30 was filled later, what fraction of the tank was filled altogether?
Answer: 5/6 - A baker has 11/12 kg of dough prepared for making bread. Each bread requires 11/48 kg of dough. How many breads can the baker make using all the dough?
Answer: 4 breads - A farmer had 19/20 hectare of land available for farming. He decided to use 7/15 hectare for growing wheat. What fraction of a hectare of land is still available for other crops?
Answer: 29/60 hectare - A ribbon is 7/8 metre long. Riya wants to use 4/7 of the ribbon to decorate a gift box. How much ribbon will she use for the decoration?
Answer: 1/2 metre - Neha read 5/12 of a book on Monday and 7/18 of the same book on Tuesday. What fraction of the book did she read altogether?
Answer: 29/36 - A juice shop has 5/6 litre of orange juice left in a large container. The shopkeeper wants to pour it equally into small glasses, with each glass holding 1/12 litre. How many glasses can he fill completely?
Answer: 10 glasses - A baker has 15/16 kg of flour available for making cakes. He uses 3/8 kg of flour while preparing the cakes. How much flour remains?
Answer: 9/16 kg - A farmer owns 11/12 hectare of land. He uses 6/11 of it for growing vegetables. What fraction of a hectare is used for vegetables?
Answer: 1/2 hectare - A student completed 7/16 of his project on Monday and another 5/24 on Tuesday. What fraction of the project did he complete during these two days?
Answer: 31/48 - A container was 23/24 full. During the day, workers removed 5/18 of the container’s total capacity. What fraction of the container is still filled?
Answer: 49/72