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Wednesday, 8 January 2025

CH 3-HCF AND LCM- MATH WORKSHEERTS GRADE 5-JOURNEY THROUGH MATH

 

HCF AND LCM- MATH WORKSHEERTS GRADE 5

 

 

CH 3-HCF AND LCM- MATH WORKSHEERTS GRADE 5-JOURNEY THROUGH MATH

 

 MATH WORKSHEETS FOR STUDENTS AND TEACHERS HCF AND LCM-OXFORD MATH JOURNEY THROUGH MATH GRADE 4 AND GRADE 5

Ch 3 HCF and LCM

Fill in the blaks:

 

 

Pg 32

1.     Multiples of 2 are called ________ numbers.

Even numbers

Pg 32

2.     A number having only two factors is called _____ number.

Prime number

Pg32

3.     _________ is the only even prime number.

2

Pg 32

4.     Two prime numbers which differ by two are called _____ numbers.

Co-prime

Pg 32

5.     ______ is a factor of every number.

1

Pg 34

6.     The multiple of a number is always _______ or _____ than the number.

Equal or greater

Pg 34

7.     The product of the HCF and LCM of 7 and 11 is _______.

77

Pg 40

8.     HCF * LCM = _________.

Product of two numbers

Pg 41

9.     The smallest composite number is ________.

2

Pg 43

10.                        The least number divisible by 12,18, 30 is ________.

120

Pg 43

 

Ch 3

Write true or false

 

1.

 Every number is a multiple of 1.

True

2.

Any number is a multiple of itself.

True

3.

All the multiples are either equal to or greater than the given number.

True

4.

The largest multiple of a number is the number itself

False

5.

The multiples of an even number are always odd.

False

6.

The multiples of odd number are both Even and odd.

True

7.

We cannot find HCF using prime factorization.

False

8.

LCM of two or more given numbers is the smallest number which is a multiple of each of the numbers.

True

9.

The product of two numbers is equal to the product of HCF and LCM

True

10.

The smallest composite number is 1.

False

 

 

Ch 3 hcf and lcm worksheet

Match the column

 

 

Column A

Column B

1.

Every number

Three as a factor

2.

21

Multiple of 1

3.

HCF

Least common multiple

4.

LCM

Highest common factor

5.

Product

6

6.

HCF of 18 and 24

Multiply

7.

LCM of 20 and 30

Star dividing all the numbers by the smallest prime number

8.

Common divisor method

60

9.

The smallest composite number

2, and 3

10.

Prime factors of 6

2

 

 

 

Ch 3 HCF and LCM

Choose the correct answer

 

 

Pg 32

11.                        Multiples of 2 are called ________ numbers.

(a)  Odd numbers  (b) even numbers    (c) natural numbers (d) whole

Even numbers

Pg 32

12.                        A number having only two factors is called _____ number.

(a)  Composite number   (b) prime number (c) whole number (d) natural number

Prime number

Pg32

13.                        _________ is the only even prime number.

(a)  1   (b) 2  (c) 4  (10)

2

Pg 32

14.                        Two prime numbers which differ by two are called _____ numbers.

(a)  Co-primes  (b)  friends (factors   (d) composites

Co-prime

Pg 32

15.                        ______ is a factor of every number.

(a)  2  (b) 5   (c) 1  (d) 7

1

Pg 34

16.                        The multiple of a number is always _______ or _____ than the number.

(a)  Equal or greater   (b) equal and smaller (c) greater (d) none

Equal or greater

Pg 34

17.                        The product of the HCF and LCM of 7 and 11 is _______.

(a)  77    (b) 70   (c) product  (d) none

77

Pg 40

18.                        HCF * LCM = _________.

(a)  Division of two numbers   (b) product of two numbers  (c) factors of numbers  (d) multiples

Product of two numbers

Pg 41

19.                        The smallest composite number is ________.

(a)  1  (b) 2   (c) 3  (d) 5

2

Pg 43

20.                        The least number divisible by 12, 18, 30 is ________.

(a)  120   (b) 6   (c) 18   (d) 150 

120

Pg 43

 

 

 

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