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NCERT Solutions for class 2 Maths chapter 12 – Give and Take

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Page No 95:

Question 1:

Add by writing and also without writing.

How many beads do they have together? (A)

_______ beads

(B)

_______ beads

Answer:

A)

52 beads

B)

36 beads

Question 2:

How Many More Beads? (A)

Sonu has ________ more beads than Aarif.

(B)

Aarif has ________ more beads than Razia.

Answer:

Sonu has 11 more beads than Aarif.

Aarif has 12 more beads than Razia.

Page No 98:

Question 1:

Tanisha has 17 pencils. Siya has 25 pencils. How many pencils are there in all?

Answer:

In total, Tanisha and Siya have 42 pencils.

Question 2:

In Muneeza’s class, there are 13 English storybooks and 22 Hindi storybooks. How many storybooks are there in all?

Answer:

There are 35 story books in the class.

Question 3:

Sakshi had 23 fruits. She ate 15 fruits. How many fruits are left?

Answer:

8 fruits are now left with Sakshi.

Question 4:

Daljeet has 35 marbles. Arvind has 25 marbles. How many marbles do they have in all?

Answer:

Daljeet and Arvind have 60 marbles in all.

Question 5:

Nisha has 32 bangles. Sukhi has 16 bangles. How many more bangles does Nisha have?

Answer:

Nisha has 16 more bangles than Sukhi.

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Question 1:

Answer:

Page No 103:

Question 1:

Shekhar has 32 rupees. He bought a ball for 17 rupees. How much money is left with him?

Answer:

 Shekhar is now left with 15 rupees.

Question 2:

Soni bought biscuits for 24 rupees and a packet of chips for 16 rupees. How much money will she pay?

Answer:

Another way to do this addition without writing is to add 1 in 24 and subtract 1 from 16 as it is easier to add 25 and 15.

She will pay 40 rupees for biscuits and packet of chips.

Question 3:

Fantoosh had 64 rupees. He spent 39 rupees at the fair. How much money is left with him?

Answer:

Another way to do this without writing is to add 1 in both 64 and 39, as it is easier to subtract 40 from 65.

Fantoosh is now left with 25 rupees.