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MathematicsIf U is the set of all students in a class and G is the set of students wearing glasses, what does G′ represent?Class 10SetsComplement of a Set and Its PropertiesLevel 9EasyMathematicsA school has (312) answer sheets and (468) question papers. They are to be kept in the maximum number of identical packets so that each packet has the same number of both separately. How many packets can be made?Class 10Real NumbersHCF and LCM using prime factorisationLevel 12ExpertMathematicsA training camp has (276) students and (414) practice booklets. The maximum number of identical groups is to be formed so that each group has the same number of both separately. How many groups can be formed?Class 10Real NumbersHCF and LCM using prime factorisationLevel 11ExpertMathematicsIn a gathering, there are (198) students and (330) guests. The maximum number of identical groups is to be formed so that each group has the same number of students and guests separately. How many groups can be formed?Class 10Real NumbersHCF and LCM using prime factorisationLevel 10ExpertMathematicsA warehouse has (156) bags of rice and (234) bags of wheat. They are to be divided into the maximum number of identical groups so that each group has the same number of both types of bags. How many groups can be made?Class 10Real NumbersHCF and LCM using prime factorisationLevel 12HardMathematicsIf ropes of lengths (96) and (160) are to be cut into equal pieces of maximum length, what will be the maximum length of each piece?Class 10Real NumbersHCF and LCM using prime factorisationLevel 11HardMathematicsA school has (72) boys and (96) girls. They must be arranged in separate rows with the same number of students in each row, and this number must be maximum. How many students will be in each row?Class 10Real NumbersHCF and LCM using prime factorisationLevel 10HardMathematicsThree machines make a sound at intervals of (6), (9), and (15) minutes. After how many minutes will they make a sound together again?Class 10Real NumbersHCF and LCM using prime factorisationLevel 12EasyMathematicsTwo alarms ring at intervals of (18) minutes and (24) minutes. After how many minutes will they ring together again?Class 10Real NumbersHCF and LCM using prime factorisationLevel 12EasyMathematicsA library has (48) science books and (72) mathematics books. In how many maximum equal piles can they be arranged?Class 10Real NumbersHCF and LCM using prime factorisationLevel 12EasyMathematicsA teacher has (36) red pens and (60) blue pens. What is the maximum number of equal groups possible?Class 10Real NumbersHCF and LCM using prime factorisationLevel 12EasyMathematicsThree indicators glow at intervals of (8), (12), and (16) seconds. After how many seconds will they glow together again?Class 10Real NumbersHCF and LCM using prime factorisationLevel 11EasyMathematicsTwo bells ring at intervals of (15) minutes and (20) minutes. After how many minutes will they ring together again?Class 10Real NumbersHCF and LCM using prime factorisationLevel 11EasyMathematicsA shopkeeper wants to pack (42) apples and (56) oranges in equal bags. What is the maximum number of bags possible?Class 10Real NumbersHCF and LCM using prime factorisationLevel 11EasyMathematicsA class has (32) boys and (48) girls. What can be the maximum number of equal groups?Class 10Real NumbersHCF and LCM using prime factorisationLevel 11EasyMathematicsThree lights flash at intervals of (10), (15), and (20) seconds. After how many seconds will they flash together again?Class 10Real NumbersHCF and LCM using prime factorisationLevel 10EasyMathematicsTwo bells ring after every (12) minutes and (18) minutes respectively. After how many minutes will they ring together again?Class 10Real NumbersHCF and LCM using prime factorisationLevel 10EasyMathematicsIn how many maximum equal boxes can (30), (45), and (60) toffees be divided?Class 10Real NumbersHCF and LCM using prime factorisationLevel 10EasyMathematicsA shopkeeper has (24) pencils and (36) erasers. He wants to make equal packets. What is the maximum number of packets possible?Class 10Real NumbersHCF and LCM using prime factorisationLevel 10EasyMathematicsIf the divisor is (17), quotient is (11), and remainder is (9), what is the dividend?Class 10Real NumbersEuclid’s Division LemmaLevel 4Medium

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