Chapter 7 Class 8 Comparing Quantities

Master Chapter 7 Class 8 Comparing Quantities with comprehensive NCERT Solutions, Practice Questions, MCQs, Sample Papers, Case Based Questions, and Video lessons.

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Serial order wise

Ex 7.1
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Ex 7.2
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Ex 7.3
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Examples
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Concept wise

Ratios & Percentages
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Finding Increase or Decrease Percent
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Finding Discounts
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Finding cost price, selling price, profit % , loss%
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Sales Tax and Value Added Tax
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Simple Interest
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Compound Interest
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Compound Interest compounded half yearly
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Compound Interest for fraction years
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Applications of Compound Interest Formula
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In this chapter, we will learn

  • What are ratios
  • What are percentages
  • How to find Increase or Decrease Percentage
  • What is Marked Price, Selling Price, Discount and Discount Percentage
  • What is Cost Price, Selling Price, Profit, Loss, Profit Percentage, Loss Percentage
  • What is Sales Tax and Value Added Tax
  • What is Simple Interest
  • What is Compound Interest
  • Difference between Simple Interest and Compound Interest
  • What is the formula of Compound Interest
  • Finding Compound Interest when Interest is compounded half yearly
  • Finding Compound Interest for fraction years
  • Some Applications of Compound Interest Formula - Population growth, Number of Bacteria, Calculating Depreciation

 

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