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Maths Holidays Homework
Class VIII
1. Perform the following activities in a separate cardboards:a. Take 3 different sized match boxes, write their dimensions and find theirsurface area.b. Take 6 cubes of the same size. Measure its l, b, hi. Find the volume of 1 cube.ii. Paste 2 cubes together and find the volume of cuboid so formed.iii. Paste 3 cubes together in two different ways and compare theirvolume. Present in the form of a model.c. Take 2 cardboard circles. Name them as A and B. Draw a chord on both thecircles.i. On a circle A, make 2 angles in the major segment from the chord andwrite their degree measure.ii. On a circle B, make 2 angles in the minor segment from the chord andwrite their degree measure. Write your observations.2. For Roll Nos 1– 13Make a chart showing angles between parallel lines and transversal line.For Roll Nos 14 – 25Make a chart showing relationship between sides and their opposite angles ofdifferent type of triangles like equilateral, isosceles and scalene.For Roll Nos 26 – 38Make a chart showing the derivation of identity ( a + b)
2
For Roll Nos 39 – 50Make a chart showing the derivation of identity ( a - b)
2
Chapter 1 : Square & Square Roots.
1. Fine the smallest number by which the number 1100 must be multiplied (ordivided) so that the product (or quotient) becomes a perfect square. Also, in eachcase, find the square root of the perfect square so obtained2. Find the least number of 5 digits which is a perfect square.
3. A general arranges his soldiers in rows to form a perfect square. He finds that indoing so, 50 soldiers are left out. If the total no. of soldiers be 4811, find thenumber of soldiers in each row.4. Find the square root of 1.7 and 0.9 correct to three places of decimal.5. Find the square root by long division method:i. 477.4225ii. 0.00008281iii. 9998.0016. Find :
81+ 0.81 +0.0081 10000
7. Find:
37.0881
. . .
8. The area of a square field is
30
2
. Calculate the length of the side of thesquare.9. What must be added to 452664 to make it a perfect square?10. Find the length of a side of a square playground whose area is equal to arectangular field of dimensions 72m and 338m.11. Find the least number which must be subtracted from 18265 to make it a perfectsquare. Also find the square root of resulting number.12. Find the greatest number of six digits which is a perfect square. Find the squareroot of this number.13. Find the least number which must be subtracted from 194491 to make it perfectsquare. Find the perfect square and its square root.14. An officer wants to arrange 202500 cadets in the form of a square. How manycadets were there in each row?15. Simplify:
0.0441+ 4.41 +441
Chapter 2 : Cube & Cube Roots1. Is 1728 a perfect cube? What is that number whose cube is 1728.2. Multiply 137592 by the smallest number so that the product is a perfect cube.Also, find the cube root of the product3. Find the smallest number of which 6561 must be divided so that the quotient is aperfect cube. Find the cube root of the quotient.4. Fine :
1000
+
0.008
-
0.125
5. Evaluate : a)
27
+
0.008
-
0.125
b)
25
x
135
9261
6. The volume of cube is 9261000 m
3 .
Find the side of the cube. Also find surfacearea of one face of cube.7. The volume are in the ratio 2:3:4. The sum of their cubes is 33957. Find thenumbers.8. Evaluate :
0.0090.064
÷
0.160.04
+
1.2
X
1331
9. Find the cube root of
i.
ii. 592704Chapter 3 Exponents & Radicals1.
a.
[
[(2401)
-1/2
]
-1/4
]
2
b.
81
1/3
X
576
1/3
c.
36
7/2
- 36
9/2
36
5/2
d.
27
+
0.008
+
0.064
− 0.125
e.
(0.00064)
5/4
X (0.004)
5/4
f.
(0.00064)-
3/4
X (0.09)-
3/4
2. Express the following in exponential form:i.
(28)
ii.
√
75iii.
(
)
iv.
(
)
3. Express the following in radical form:i.
/
ii. (100)
-3/5
iii. (129)
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