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MathematicsWhere will (\frac{13}{4}) be placed between (3) and (4) on the number line?Class 10PolynomialsRepresenting real numbers on the number lineLevel 51Medium MathematicsIf the line segment from (0) to (3) is divided into (12) equal parts, what value will the seventh point after (0) show?Class 10PolynomialsRepresenting real numbers on the number lineLevel 51Medium MathematicsIf the distance from (0.2) to (0.8) on the number line is divided into (3) equal parts, how long is each part?Class 10PolynomialsRepresenting real numbers on the number lineLevel 49Medium MathematicsIf the part between (0) and (1) is divided into (8) equal parts, which point represents (\frac{5}{8})?Class 10PolynomialsRepresenting real numbers on the number lineLevel 49Medium MathematicsIf the part between (1) and (2) on the number line is divided into (4) equal parts, where will (1.75) lie?Class 10PolynomialsRepresenting real numbers on the number lineLevel 49Easy MathematicsIf (192), (288), and (480) are to be divided into the maximum number of equal parts, what will be the number of parts?Class 10Real NumbersHCF and LCM using prime factorisationLevel 12Expert MathematicsIf (128), (192), and (320) are to be divided into the maximum number of equal parts, what will be the number of parts?Class 10Real NumbersHCF and LCM using prime factorisationLevel 11Expert MathematicsIf (96), (160), and (224) are to be divided into the maximum number of equal parts, what will be the number of parts?Class 10Real NumbersHCF and LCM using prime factorisationLevel 10Expert MathematicsIf (96), (144), and (192) are to be divided into the maximum number of equal parts, what will be the number of parts?Class 10Real NumbersHCF and LCM using prime factorisationLevel 13Hard MathematicsIf (96), (128), and (160) are to be divided into the maximum equal parts, what will be the number of parts?Class 10Real NumbersHCF and LCM using prime factorisationLevel 12Hard