Exercise 1C
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Question 1:
Add the following rational numbers:
(i) -25 and 45
(ii) -611 and -411
(iii) -118 and 58
(iv) -73 and 13
(v) 56 and -16
(vi) -1715 and -115
Answer 1:
1. -25 +45=-2+45=25
2. -611+-411=-6+(-4)11=-6-411=-1011
3. -118+58=-11+58=-68=-3×24×2=-34
4. -73+13=-7+13=-63=-3×23=-2
5. 56+-16=5+(-1)6=46=2×23×2=23
6.−1715+−115=−17+(−1)15
=−17−115=−1815=−6×35×3=−65
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Question 2:
Add the following rational numbers:
(i) 34 and -35
(ii) 58 and -712
(iii) -89 and 116
(iv) -516 and 724
(v) 7-18 and 827
(vi) 1-12 and 2-15
(vii) -1 and 34
(viii) 2 and -54
(ix) 0 and -25
Answer 2:
1. The denominators of the given rational numbers are 4 and 5.
LCM of 4 and 5 is 20.
Now,
34=3×54×5=1520 and -35=-3×45×4=-1220
∴ 34+-35=1520+-1220=15+(-12)20=15-1220=320
2. The denominators of the given rational numbers are 8 and 12.
LCM of 8 and 12 is 24.
Now,
58=5×38×3=1524 and -712=-7×212×2=-1424
∴ 58+-712=1524+-1424=15+(-14)24=15-1424=124
3. The denominators of the given rational numbers are 9 and 6.
LCM of 9 and 6 is 18.
Now,
-89=-8×29×2=-1618 and 116=11×36×3=3318
∴ -89+116=-1618+3318=-16+3318=-16+3318=1718
4. The denominators of the given rational numbers are 16 and 24.
LCM of 16 and 24 is 48.
Now,
-516=-5×316×3=-1548 and 724=7×224×2=1448
∴ -516+724=-1548+1448=-15+1448=-148
5. We will first write each of the given numbers with positive denominators.
7-18=7×(-1)-18×(-1)=-718
The denominators of the given rational numbers are 18 and 27.
LCM of 18 and 27 is 54.
Now,
-718=-7×318×3=-2154 and 827=8×227×2=1654
∴ 7-18+827=-2154+1654=-21+1654=-554
6. We will first write each of the given numbers with positive denominators.
1-12=1×(-1)-12×(-1)=-112 and 2-15=2×(-1)-15×(-1)=-215
The denominators of the given rational numbers are 12 and 15.
LCM of 12 and 15 is 60.
Now,
-112=-1×512×5=-560 and -215=-2×415×4=-860
∴ 1-12+2-15=-560+-860=-5+(-8)60=-5-860=-1360
7. We can write -1 as-11.
The denominators of the given rational numbers are 1 and 4.
LCM of 1 and 4 is 4.
Now,
-11=-1×41×4=-44 and 34=3×14×1=34
∴ -1+34=-44+34=-4+34=-14
8. We can write 2 as21.
The denominators of the given rational numbers are 1 and 4.
LCM of 1 and 4 is 4.
Now,
21=2×41×4=84 and -54=-5×14×1=-54
∴ 2+(-5)4=84+(-5)4=8+(-5)4=8-54=34
9. We can write 0 as01.
The denominators of the given rational numbers are 1 and 5.
LCM of 1 and 5 is 5, that is, (1 × 5).
Now,
01=0×51×5=05=0 and -25=-2×15×1=-25
∴ 0+(-2)5=05+(-2)5=0+(-2)5=0-25=-25
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Question 3:
Verify the following:
(i) −125+27=27+−125
(ii) −58+−913=−913+−58
(iii) 3+−712=−712+3
(iv) 2−7+12−35=12−35+2−7
Answer 3 :
(i) LHS=−125+27
LCM of 5 and 7 is 35
−12×75×7+2×57×5
=−8435+1035
=−84+1035=−7435
RHS=27+−125
LCM of 5 and 7 is 35
2×57×5+−12×75×7=1035+−8435
=10−8435=−7435
∴ −125+27=27+−125
(2) LHS =−58+−913
LCM of 8 and 13 is 104
−5×138×13+−9×813×8=−65104+−72104
=−65+(−72)104=−65−72104
=−137104
RHS=−913+−58
LCM of 13 and 8 is 104
−9×813×8+−5×138×13
=−72104+−65104
=−72−65104=−137104
∴ −58+−913=−913+−58
(3) LHS=31+−712
LCM of 1 and 12 is 12
3×121×12+−7×112×1
=3612+−712=36+(−7)12
=36−712=2912
RHS =−712+31
LCM of 12 and 1 is 12
−7×112×1+3×121×12
=−712+3612
=−7+3612=2912
∴ 3+−712=−712+3
(4) LHS = 2-7+12-35
We will write the given numbers with positive denominators.
2−7=2×(−1)−7×(−1)=−27 and 12−35=12×(−1)−35×(−1)=−1235
LCM of 7 and 35 is 35
−2×57×5+−12×135×1=−1035+−1235=−10+(−12)35 =−10−1235=−2235
RHS=12−35+2−7
We will write the given numbers with positive denominators.
12−35=12×(−1)−35×(−1)=−1235 and 2−7=2×(−1)−7×(−1)=−27
LCM of 35 and 7 is 35.
−2×57×5+−12×135×1=−1035+−1235 =−10+(−12)35=−10−1235=−2235
∴ 2−7+12−35=12−35+2−7
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Question 4:
Verify the following:
(i) (34+-25)+-710=34+(-25+-710)
(ii) (-711+2-5)+-1322=-711+(2-5+-1322)
(iii) -1+(-23+-34)=(-1+-23)+-34
Answer 4:
(1)
LHS = {(34+-25)+-710}
{(15−820)+−710}=(720+−710) =(720+−1420)=(7+(−14)20)=−720
RHS ={34+(−25+−710)}
{34+(−410+−710)}={34+(−4−710)} ={34+(−1110)}=(34+−1110)=(1520+−2220) =(15−2220)=−720
∴ (34+-25)+-710=34+(-25+-710)
(2)
LHS = {(-711+2-5)+-1322}
We will first make the denominator positive.
{(-711+2×(-1)-5×(-1))+-1322}={(-711+-25)+-1322}
{(−711+−25)+−1322}={(−3555+−2255)+−1322} ={(−35−2255)+−1322}=(−5755+−1322)=−114110+−6510 =−114−65110=−179110
RHS = {-711+(2-5+-1322)}
We will first make the denominator positive.
{(−711+2×(−1)−5×(−1))+−1322}={(−711+−25)+−1322}
{−711+(−25+−1322)}={−711+(−44110+−65110)}
={−711+(−44+(−65)110)}=−711+−109110
=−70110+−109110=−70−109110=−179110
∴ (-711+2-5)+-1322=-711+(2-5+-1322)
(3)
LHS =−1+(−23+−34)
{(−711+−25)+−1322}={(−3555+−2255)+−1322} ={(−35−2255)+−1322}=(−5755+−1322) =−114110+−65110=−114−65110=−179110
RHS ={(−1+−23)+−34}
{(−11+−23)+−34}={(−33+−23)+−34} ={(−3−23)+−34}={(−53)+−34}=(−53+−34) =(−2012+−912)=(−20−912)=−2912
∴ −1+(−23+−34)=(−1+−23)+−34
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Question 5:
Fill in the blanks.
(i) (-317)+(-125)=(-125)+(......)
(ii) -9+-218=(......)+(-9)
(iii) (-813+37)+(-134)=(......)+[37+(-134)]
(iv) -12+(712+-911)=(-12+712)+(......)
(v) 19-5+(-311+-78)={19-5+(......)}+-78
(vi) -167+......=......+-167=-167
Answer 5:
(i) Addition is commutative, that is, a+b=b+a.
Hence, the required solution is (-317)+(-125)=(-125)+(-37).
(ii) Addition is commutative, that is, a+b=b+a.
Hence, the required solution is -9+-218=-218+-9.
(iii) Addition is associative, that is, (a+b)+c=a+(b+c).
Hence, the required solution is (-813+37)+(-134)=(-813)+[37+(-134)].
(iv) Addition is associative, that is, (a+b)+c=a+(b+c).
Hence, the required solution is -12+(712+-911)=(-12+712)+-911.
(v) Addition is associative, that is, (a+b)+c=a+(b+c).
Hence, the required solution is19-5+(-311+-78)={19-5+(-311)}+-78.
(vi) 0 is the additive identity, that is, 0+a=a.
Hence, the required solution is -167+0=0+-167=-167.
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Question 6:
Find the additive inverse of each of the following:
(i) 13
(ii) 239
(iii) −18
(iv) -178
(v) 15-4
(vi) -16-5
(vii) -311
(viii) 0
(ix) 19-6
(x) -8-7
Answer 6:
The additive inverse of ab is -ab. Therefore, ab+(-ab)=0
(i) Additive inverse of 13is-13.
(ii) Additive inverse of 239is-239.
(iii) Additive inverse of -18 is 18.
(iv) Additive inverse of -178is178.
(v) In the standard form, we write 15-4as-154.
Hence, its additive inverse is 154.
(vi) We can write:
-16-5=-16×(-1)-5×(-1)=165
Hence, its additive inverse is -165.
(vii) Additive inverse of -311is311.
(viii) Additive inverse of 0 is 0.
(ix) In the standard form, we write 19-6as-196.
Hence, its additive inverse is 196.
(x) We can write:
-8-7=-8×(-1)-7×(-1)=87
Hence, its additive inverse is -87.
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Question 7:
Subtract:
(i) 34 from 13
(ii) -56 from 13
(iii) -89 from -35
(iv) -97 from -1
(v) -1811 from 1
(vi) -139 from 0
(vii) -3213 from -65
(viii) -7 from -47
Answer 7:
(i) (13−34)=13+( Additive inverse of 34)=(13+−34)=(412+−912)
=(4−912)=−512
(ii) (13−−56)=13+( Additive inverse of −56)
=(13+56) (Because the additive inverse of −56 is 56 )
=(26+56)=(2+56)=76
(iii) (−35−−89)=−35+( Additive inverse of −89)
=(−35+89) (Because the additive inverse of −89 is 89 )
=(−2745+4045)=(−27+4045)=1345
(iv) (−1−−97)=−1+( Additive inverse of −97)
=(−11+97) (Because the additive inverse of −97 is 97 )
=(−77+97)=(−7+97)=27
(v) (1−−1811)=1+( Additive inverse of −1811)
=(11+1811) (Because the additive inverse of −1811 is 1811 )
=(1111+1811)=(11+1811)=2911
(vi) (0−−139)=0+( Additive inverse of −139)
=(0+139) (Because the additive inverse of −139 is 139 )
=139
(vii) (−65−−3213)=−65+( Additive inverse of −3213)
=(−65+3213) (Because the additive inverse of −3213 is 3213 )
=(−7865+16065)=(−78+16065)=8265
(viii) (−47−−71)=−47+( Additive inverse of −71)
=(−47+71) (Because the additive inverse of −71 is 71 )
=(−47+497)=(−4+497)=457
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Question 8:
Using the rearrangement property find the sum:
(i) 43+35+-23+-115
(ii) -83+-14+-116+38
(iii) -1320+1114+-57+710
(iv) -67+-56+-49+-157
Answer 8:
(i)
(43+-23)+(35+-115)
= (4-23)+(3-115)
=(23+-85)=(1015+-2415)=(10-2415)=-1415.
(ii)
(-83+-116)+(-14+38)
=(-166+-116)+(-28+38)
=(-16-116)+(-2+38)
=(-276+18)=(-10824+324)=-10524
=358
(iii)
(-1320+710)+(1114+-57)
=(-1320+1420)+(1114+-1014)
=(-13+1420)+(11-1014)
=(120+114)=(7140+10140)=(7+10140)=(17140)=17140.
(iv)
(-67+-157)+(-56+-49)
=(-67+-157)+(-1518+-818)
=(-6-157)+(-15-818)
=(-217+-2318)=(-31+-2318)=(-5418+-2318)=(-54-2318)=-7718
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Question 9:
The sum of two rational numbers is −2. If one of the numbers is -145, find the other.
Answer 9:
Let the other number be x.Now,⇒x+-145=-2⇒x-145=-2⇒x=-2+145⇒x=(-2)×5+145⇒x=-10+145⇒x =45
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Question 10:
The sum of two rational numbers is -12. If one of the numbers is 56, find the other.
Answer 10:
Let the other number be x.Now,x+56=-12⇒x=-12-56⇒x=-3-56⇒x=-86⇒x=-43
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Question 11:
What number should be added to -58 so as to get -32?
Answer 11:
Let the required number be x.Now,
−58+x=−32
⇒−56+x+58=−32+56 (Adding 58 to both the sides)
⇒x=(−32+58)
⇒x=(−128+58)
⇒x=(−12+58)
⇒x=−78
Hence, the required number is −78
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Question 12:
What number should be added to −1 so as to get 57?
Answer 12:
Let the required number be x.
Now,
-1+x=57
⇒-1+x+1=57+1 (Adding 1 to both the sides)
⇒x=(5+77)⇒x=127
Hence, the required number is 127.
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Question 13:
What number should be subtracted from -23 to get -16?
Answer 13:
Let the required number be x.
Now,
−23−x=−16
⇒−23−x+x=−16+x
(Adding x to both the sides)
⇒−23=−16+x
⇒−23+16=−16+x+16 (Adding 16 to both the sides)
⇒(−46+16)=x
⇒(−4+16)=x
⇒−36=x
⇒−1×32×3=x
⇒−12=x
Hence, the required number is −12
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Question 14:
(i) Which rational number is its own additive inverse?
(ii) Is the difference of two rational numbers a rational number?
(iii) Is addition commutative on rational numbers?
(iv) Is addition associative on rational numbers?
(v) Is subtraction commutative on rational numbers?
(vi) Is subtraction associative on rational numbers?
(vii) What is the negative of a negative rational number?
Answer 14:
1. Zero is a rational number that is its own additive inverse.
2. Yes
Consider ab−cd (with a, b, c and d as integers), where b and d are not equal to 0.
ab−cd implies adbd−bcbd implies (ad−bcbd)
Since ad, bc and bd are integers since integers are closed under the operation of multiplication and ad-bc is an integer since integers are closed under the operation of subtraction, then ad-bcbd
since it is in the form of one integer divided by another and the denominator is not equal to 0
Since, b and d were not equal to 0
Thus, ab-cd is a rational number.
3. Yes, rational numbers are commutative under addition. If a and b are rational numbers, then the commutative law under addition is a+b=b+a.
4. Yes, rational numbers are associative under addition. If a, b and c are rational numbers, then the associative law under addition is a+(b+c)=(a+b)+c.
5. No, subtraction is not commutative on rational numbers. In general, for any two rational numbers, (a-b) ≠ (b - a).
6. Rational numbers are not associative under subtraction. Therefore, a-(b-c)≠(a-b)-c.
7. Negative of a negative rational number is a positive rational number.
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