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Standard VI
Mathematics
Multiples
Question

Match the following.
Column IColumn II
(i)49(p)Multiple of 3
(ii)25(q)Multiple of 4
(iii)16(r)Multiple of 7
(iv)39(s)Multiple of 5
(i) (ii) (iii) (iv)
  1. s p r q
  2. r s q p
  3. s r p q
  4. p q r s

A
s p r q
B
r s q p
C
s r p q
D
p q r s
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(i) 49 is multiple of 7.
(ii) 25 is multiple of 5.
(ii) 16 is multiple of 4.
(iv) 39 is multiple of 3.

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