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Case Study Based Questions

The document presents a series of case study questions related to food consumption and sharing among friends and students. It includes calculations of fractions, comparisons of amounts consumed, and assessments of total quantities. The questions are designed to engage students in practical math applications involving pizza, juice, and oranges.

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Case Study Based Questions

The document presents a series of case study questions related to food consumption and sharing among friends and students. It includes calculations of fractions, comparisons of amounts consumed, and assessments of total quantities. The questions are designed to engage students in practical math applications involving pizza, juice, and oranges.

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CASE STUDY BASED QUESTIONS

Q.1 Case Study 1 – Pizza Party

Raman’s family ordered 3 pizzas. Each pizza was cut into 8 equal slices.
Raman ate 5 slices.
Radhika ate 7 slices.
Their friend Shami ate 9 slices.
Questions:
A. Out of the total slices of pizza, what fraction of pizza did Raman eat?

B. Who ate more pizza – Raman or Radhika?

C. Altogether, how many pizzas (in total) did the three friends eat? Write your answer in
whole pizzas and fractions.

D. Did Shami eat more than 1 whole pizza? Justify

Q.2 Case Study 2 – Sports Day Drinks.

In a school, On sports day, 60 bottles of juice were brought for students.


Class IV A drank ¼ of the total bottles of juice .
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Class IV B drank of the total bottles of juice.
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The rest were left for teachers.
Questions:
A. How many bottles of juice did Class IV A drink?

B. How many bottles of juice did Class IV B drink?

C. How many bottles of juice were left for teachers?

D. Did teachers get more or less than half of the total bottles of juice ?

Q.3 Case Study 3 – Orange Sharing

Rahul and Priya each ate 3 parts of oranges.


Rahul’s orange was cut into 6 equal parts.
Priya’s orange was cut into 9 equal parts.
A. What fraction of the orange did Rahul eat?

[Link] fraction of the orange did Priya eat?

B. Who ate a bigger portion of orange?

Q.4. Raman’s mother cut 5 parathas into halves. Radhika ate 6 half pieces.

A. How many whole parathas did Radhika eat?

B. Show your answer on a number line.

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