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Theory

Number Name Description
1. Introduction to compound variation Let us learn the concept of compound variation and its types.
2. Methods to solve compound variation Let us learn how to solve the compound variation.
3. Example to solve compound variation Let us learn how to apply the formula and find the solution to the given problem.
4. Person days method Let us learn the concept of person days method.

Textbook Questions

Number Name Type Difficulty Marks Description
1. Fill in the blanks Other easy 1 m. This exercise is to check your knowledge about compound variation.
2. Two marks example problems I Other medium 4 m. Try to solve the problems based on compound variation.
3. Two marks example problems II Other medium 4 m. This exercise is to check your knowledge about compound variation.
4. Two marks exercise problems I Other medium 4 m. Try to solve the problems based on compound variation.
5. Five marks exercise problems II Other hard 5 m. Find the number of days required to produce the given number of soaps.
6. Five marks exercise problems III Other hard 5 m. Determine the number of lorries required to transport the goods.
7. Five marks exercise problems IV Other hard 5 m. Calculate the number of men required to do the work.
8. Five marks exercise problems V Other hard 5 m. Calculate the number of more men required to finish the work.

Practice Questions

Number Name Type Difficulty Marks Description
1. Choose the correct answer Other easy 3 m. Recall the definitions and answer the given questions.
2. Find the value of 'x' Other easy 3 m. Determine the value of 'x' using the proportion method.
3. Calculate the number of dresses Other easy 3 m. Try to find the number of dresses using formula method.
4. Determine the days Other easy 3 m. Try to find the number of days using person days method.
5. Select the best option Other medium 4 m. Apply the formula of formula method and find the required value.
6. Find the number of toys Other medium 4 m. Practice a problem to find the number of toys using proportion method.
7. Calculate the number of kilograms Other medium 4 m. Try to find the number of kilograms using multiplicative factor method.
8. Calculate the days Other medium 4 m. Check your understanding skills in the concept of person days method.
9. Determine the number of machines Other hard 5 m. Check your understanding skills in the concept of proportion method.
10. Find the value of 'A' Other hard 5 m. Try to solve the given problem using multiplicative factor method.
11. Find the number of men Other hard 5 m. Try to find the number of men using formula method.

Key Questions for School Exam Preparation

Number Name Type Difficulty Marks Description
1. Calculate the number of days Other hard 5 m. Find the number of days required to produce the given number of soaps.
2. Find the number of required men Other hard 5 m. Calculate the number of men required to do the work.
3. Determine the number of men required Other hard 5 m. Calculate the number of more men required to finish the work.

Questions for Teacher Use

Number Name Type Difficulty Marks Description
1. Solve the problem Other easy 3 m. Check your understanding skills in the concept of solving the problem using formula method.
2. Find the person days Other easy 3 m. Check your understanding skills in the concept of person days.
3. Calculate the number of toothpaste can be manufactured Other medium 4 m. Try to find the number of toothpaste that can be manufactured using the formula method.
4. Calculate the expenses Other hard 5 m. Check your understanding skills in the concept of solving the problem using proportion method.
5. Find the number of men Other hard 5 m. Check your understanding skills in the concept of multiplicative factor method.
6. Solve by multiplicative factor method: Inverse – Direct Variation Other medium 2 m. This exercise is to check your knowledge about compound variation.
7. Solve using proportion method: Direct - Inverse variation Other easy 3 m. Determine the value of 'x' using the proportion method.
8. Solve by multiplicative factor method: Inverse – Inverse variation Other medium 2 m. Try to solve the problems based on compound variation.
9. Time and work Other medium 1 m. Find the number of days required to complete the work.
10. Proportion method: Direct - Direct variation Other medium 1 m. Try to solve the problems based on compound variation.
11. Solve compound variation: Formula method Other medium 1 m. Try to solve the problems based on compound variation.
12. Proportion method: Direct - Inverse variation Other easy 3 m. Determine the value of 'x' using the proportion method.

Periodic assessments

Number Name Recomended time: Difficulty Marks Description
1. Homework I 00:15:00 medium 10 m.
2. Homework II 00:15:00 medium 13 m.
3. Homework III 00:20:00 medium 13 m.
4. Homework IV 00:20:00 medium 12 m.
5. Homework V 00:20:00 medium 12 m.
6. Revision test I 00:20:00 medium 12 m.
7. Revision test II 00:20:00 medium 13 m.
8. Revision test III 00:20:00 medium 13 m.
9. Revision test IV 00:20:00 medium 12 m.
10. Periodic Assessment - Demo 00:10:00 medium 6 m. Demo
11. Periodic Assessment 00:10:00 medium 6 m. PA 2 - Compound variation