CBSE Maths · Class 6
Chapter 3: Playing with Numbers
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Factors and multiples; prime and composite numbers; divisibility rules; HCF and LCM.
Questions
- Prime factorisation of 180.
- Find HCF of 18 and 48 by prime factorisation.
- Find LCM of 6,8,12.
- Prime factorisation of 84.
- HCF of 24 and 36 by prime factorisation.
- LCM of 8 and 12.
- Is 91 prime?
- Divisibility by 9 check: 234.
- Find smallest number divisible by 6,8,10.
- Verify HCF×LCM =a×b for a=12,b=18.
Extra Practice (Optional)
- Is 2 the only even prime?
- Two consecutive primes with difference 2 are called …?
- Check if 6321 is divisible by 11.
Answer Key (For Teachers)
- Answer: 22⋅32⋅5.
Working: 180=22⋅32⋅5. - Answer: 6.
Working: 18=2⋅32,48=24⋅3. → HCF=2⋅3=6. - Answer: 24.
Working: 6=2⋅3,8=23,12=22⋅3. → LCM =23⋅3. - Answer: 22×3×7
Working: 84=2×42=2×2×21=22×3×7. - Answer: 12
Working: 24=23×3, 36=22×32. HCF =22×3. - Answer: 24
Working: 8=23,12=22×3. LCM =23×3=24. - Answer: No, composite.
Working: 91=7×13. - Answer: Yes.
Working: Digit sum 2+3+4=9; divisible. - Answer: 120
Working: LCM(6,8,10)=120. - Answer: Verified.
Working: HCF =6, LCM =36; 6×36=216=12×18.
Gyaan Maths · CBSE Class 6 · Chapter 3